Colorado Senate advances ghost writing theme ban bill
The Colorado Senate gave initial approval to a measure to stop students from using ghost writing services for themes and term papers. It would issue an injunction forcing disclosure of student names who used such services, with final Senate action set for Tuesday.
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Colorado Senate
Py Uukdung
Gauss Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
Senate
House of Representatives
Leslie Fowler
R-Beucher
University of Colorado
Fowler
Earl Johnson
Pope Paul VI urges end to Vietnam war amid ceasefire review
In St Peter's Square Pope Paul VI spoke on the Vietnam ceasefire, urging harmony and an end to warfare. The Italian Episcopal Conference designated Sunday Help Vietnam Day, asking churchgoers to pray and donate for Vietnam. In Seoul, Foreign Minister Kim Yong-Shik plans a U S visit February 21 to 27, meeting Secretary Rogers in Washington on February 22 and attending a New York conference February 26-27. he will also visit West Germany and Britain February 14-20.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
St. Peter's Square
Vietnam
Seoul
Kim Yong-Shik
United States
Kim
William Rogers
Washington
New York
Foreign Ministry
Ivan Fanning Top Gilbaugh's January Salesman
Ivan Fanning earned the Salesman-Of-The-Month award at Gilbaugh Agency for exceptional residential home sales in January. He specializes in modular homes and has nine years of real estate experience in Greeley, ready to assist clients with changes to their holdings.
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Ivan Fanning
Gilbaugh Agency
Greeley
Gilbaugh Agency Realtors MLS Member Listing Office
The Gilbaugh Agency Realtors, member of the Multiple Listing Service, is located at 914 Eighth Avenue. Telephone 352-7037.
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Realtors
Eighth Avenue Telephone
Secret Senate meeting defies sunshine law
The State Senate held a 16 minute secret session Monday despite calls for open meetings. Sen. Joe Schieffelin said the constitution takes precedence over sunshine laws. Gertrude Berger's nomination as public trustee of Adams County was rejected 31 to 0 after the closed session, while three other trustees were unanimously approved.
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Denver
Colorado
Senate
Joe Schieffelin
R-Lakewood
Schieffelin
John Love
Gertrude Berger
Aurora
Adams County
State Affairs Committee
Gerald Caplan
Boulder County
Helen E. Bush
Jefferson County
Fern I. Wolaver
Larimer County
Dan Noble
R-Norwood
Guy
John Vanderhoof
Chamber
Bill would enlarge CU board size
A Denver AP report says a bill proposed by Carl Hilliard would expand the University of Colorado board of regents from six to nine members. The measure aims to broaden governance of the state university system and attract diverse leadership.
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Carl Hilliard
Associated Press
Denver
University of Colorado Board of Regents
Greyhound ordered to halt age based discrimination
Federal judge orders Greyhound Lines to stop alleged age based hiring bias for drivers ages 24 to 38 since 1928. U S Labor Department suit marks first action under the 1967 Age Discrimination Employment Act. Judge James B Parsons said Greyhound failed to prove applicants over 40 are inflexible, untrainable. The article also notes Colorado actions on university regent appointments and racing bills.
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Chicago
Greyhound Lines, Inc
U.S. Labor Department
James B. Parsons
U.S. District Court
Greyhound
Senate approves legal advertising language change
In Denver the Colorado Senate approved a one word change to the law defining newspapers eligible for legal advertising. The bill by Sen. Dan Noble redefines eligibility to include papers printed or published in whole or in part in the county, replacing prior language requiring printing and publication within the county. The measure clears up status for weeklies using facilities outside the county.
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Denver
Colorado Senate
Dan Noble
Norwood
Senate
Noble
Texas firm lands $29.6 million Fort Carson contract
Hunt Building Corp. of El Paso said it won a $29.6 million job at Fort Carson, Colorado, to build a 54-building complex for the Army. President Jack L. Hunt described the barracks as apartment-style housing for the new volunteer Army, including 25 three story barracks, dining halls, a gym, headquarters, chapel, dispensary and storage facilities.
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EL Paso
Tex
Hunt Building Corp
Army
Ft. Carson
Colo
Colorado Springs
Jack L. Hunt
Trapped tourist highlights Colorado Capitol dome incident
A young visitor became stranded for a time on the Colorado Capitol dome after the security guard left the area at closing. He called for help, was assisted by a governor’s office security officer, and was led to safety. Officials note the incident ended with no serious harm and reflect on the frequent dome visits by the public.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Associated Press
Colorado
Capitol
Vetunda
Rocky Mountains
Plains
Denver
Herb Cogswell
Cogswell
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Wallace
Wad" Hinman
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