No-fault bill remains unchanged after many amendments
The Colorado House spent 90 minutes amending a no-fault auto insurance bill before recess, keeping the measure largely as introduced. It limits medical coverage to 25 000, sets a 1300 dollar lawsuit threshold, and keeps subrogation at 500 while restricting to four-wheeled vehicles with a three year benefit limit and mandatory arbitration.
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Carl Hilliard
Associated Press
Wester Denver
Colorado
House of Representatives
Business Affairs Committee
House
Senate
Woodward charged in hunting incident
Harry Woodward director of the Colorado Division of Wildlife was charged with discharging firearms within city limits and molesting birds in Greenwood Village. Each count carries up to 30 days in jail and a 200 dollar fine. He is slated to appear in municipal court February 28.
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Sion
Wildlife
Greenwood
Denver
Woodward
John Hatfield
Robert Evans
Harvey Bray
Joe Hudick
Lloyd Searle
James Coleman
Senate shield bill killed with no roll call vote
Colorado's Senate moved to kill the journalist shield measure by not forcing a vote. The bill, proposed by Sen. Joe Shoemaker to shield news outlets from contempt for refusing to disclose sources, was sent to the Judiciary Committee for possible amendments. Committee chair Sen. John Bermingham cautioned it is not dead but will be heavily altered, delaying action for weeks.
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Vordong
Gaussa
Associated Press
Colorado
Senate
Joe Shoemaker
Denver
Judiciary Committee
John Bermingham
House of Representatives
Shoemaker
Appropriations
Judiciary
Sena
Record dividend details for World War I GI life policies
A veteran asks about 1973 GI insurance dividends. The guidance says the payout occurs on each policy’s anniversary date. Average dividends cited include about 143 dollars for U S Government Life Insurance and about 72 dollars for World War I National Service Life Insurance, with amounts varying by policy.
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U.S
National Service Life Insurance
Governor avoids stance on shield bill in Senate move
Governor John Love did not discuss the Senate action sending the reporter shield measure back to Judiciary Committee for study. Sponsored by Sen. Joe Shoemaker, the bill would protect reporters from contempt threats for refusing to reveal sources, but may be dead for this session.
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Denver
John Love
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Joe Shoemaker
John Bermingham
Bermingham
Indians Clash With Police Over Manslaughter Charge
In Custer South Dakota Indians protesting a second degree manslaughter charge filed against a white man clashed with police at the county courthouse. A fire struck the Chamber of Commerce building and a Stand–Oil bulk plant office. About 200 Indians and 50 officers fought. 27 Indians were arrested and charged with felonious riot and arson. AIM leaders Russell Means and Dennis Banks were involved in discussions earlier.
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Custer, 8.D
Custer County
Black Hills
Hobart Gates
Gates
Russell Means
Dennis Banks
David Schmitz
Custer
Wesley Bad Heart Bull
Buffalo Gap
Fipl
State Department of Criminal Investigation
Chamber of Commerce
Standand
Custer Hospital
AIM
Means
Rapid City
Gene Redse
Richard Kneip
National Guard
Gabe Sail
Love to push federal state land use cooperation in Colorado
Governor John Love said he will urge Senate hearings to require greater federal state cooperation in land and resource planning in Colorado. He displayed a map showing extensive federal lands and notes that success hinges on joint planning across agencies.
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Gubuun G. Gauss
P’ress
Denver
John Love
U.S. Senate
Colorado
Love
Washington
Senate Interior Committee
National Water Commission
Oil
Pieanee
Abe
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GWU
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