Women's League backs nonlegislative reapportionment plan
Colorado's League of Women Voters on Tuesday urged apportionment of the General Assembly by a commission of five to 15 members reflecting geographic areas. If no legislation passes, they may push an initiated constitutional amendment for the 1974 ballot. The group notes the next reapportionment follows the 1980 census under the one man, one vote rule.
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Denver
Colorado
League of Women Voters
General Assembly
League
Jeague
US Supreme Court
Love backs 110 percent out-of-state tuition plan
Governor John Love gave qualified support to a proposed hike in out-of-state tuition at Colorado colleges. He noted prior increases covered 100 percent of operating costs while qualified applicants exceed spaces, suggesting 108 or 110 percent. He cited unclear whether skiing or courses attract nonresident students.
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Love
Denver
Colorado
John Love
Commission On Higher Education
Three Colorado men plead guilty in marijuana case
Three Colorado men Lyle K. London Jr. Randall R. Faurot and Allan B Arnold pleaded guilty in District Court to felony counts of possessing marijuana after authorities say they smuggled 640 pounds of cannabis from Mexico to their Evergreen cabin. valued at about $65,000. Judge Daniel Shannon dismissed charges of possession for sale and conspiracy and set an April 3 probation hearing.
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Colorado
Mexico
Evergreen
Daniel Shannon
Lyle K. London Jr
Randall R. Faurot
Boulder
Allan
Arnold
Aspen
Shannon
Aid sought for damage to streets in Colorado
Denver and other cities face steep costs from winter damage. Representative Ted Baker proposes a one time 14 million emergency appropriation from federal revenue sharing to fund re striping overlaying and sealing of streets. Distribution would follow the Highway Users formula by May with city Denver currently 800 thousand over budget and Arvada Lakewood and Colorado Springs overages also noted. большая
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Fuhds
Ted Baker
Lakewood
Baker
Bakers
Arvada
Colorado Springs
Resolution limits heights for Capitol facing buildings
The Colorado Senate approved a resolution urging that no building facing the State Capitol or Denver’s Civic Center be higher than the capitol cornice. Adjacent blocks may rise only to the bottom of the capitol dome, with no impact on a nearby judicial building.
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Civic Center
Capitol Dome
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Ted Strickland
R-West
Bermingham
Harold McCormick
Canon City
Hugh Fowler
Rlittleton
Seven appointed to pollution control unit in Colorado
Governor John Love led seven appointments to the State Water Pollution Control Commission. Six were reappointed including Philip Dufford Howard Lewis Edmond Gobarti Norman Evans Lt. Cmdr. John Kolisek and E Proctor Nott with new member Charles L Goudge of Golden. Terms vary expiring 1974 1976 and 1978. Also two Colorado Chiropody Board members were named Dr William Hineser and Dr Edward Pellegrini with Pellegrini replacing Dr Charles Lovett who resigned.
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John Love
State Water Pollution Control Commission
Philip G. Dufford
Howard V. Lewis
Golden
Edmond F. Gobarti
Pueblo
Norman A. Evans
Fort Collins
John C. Kolisek
Colorado Springs
E. Proctor Nott
Adams County
Charles L. Goudge
Gobatti
Evans
Goudge
Lewis and Nott
Conrad E. Schaffer
Weldona
Colorado Chiropody Board
William F. Hineser
Wheal Hidge
Edward E. Pellegrini
Englewood
Timeser
Charles P. Lovett
Colorado Springs votes April 3 on urban renewal
Colorado Springs voters will decide April 3 on a 7 million urban renewal project to tear down buildings across four downtown blocks and redevelop the area. The council approved the referendum amid opposition from a downtown businessmen group favoring rehabilitation. Lee Travas said the group failed to persuade urban renewal officials to save sound structures and rework them. The petition drive began after those efforts collapsed.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Lee Travas
Salida official questions Love school funding plan
Salida School Superintendent Charles Melien argues Gov Love's education financing proposal may violate equal educational opportunity by capping per pupil increases at 13 percent. He notes Salida’s low current spending and warns districts with lower costs could lag or be penalized unless all districts reach a common average before caps apply.
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Salida, Colo
Salida
Charles Melien
John A. Love
Austin Moore
Englewood
House of Representatives Education Committee
Melien
Love
Denver Man Dies From Christmas Eve Traffic Crash
A 22 year old Denver man Charles W Hale died January 19 from injuries after his car lost control on Colorado 51 in Adams County, struck an embankment and ditch. Hale, an apparent Lowry Air Force Base airman, died at Fitzsimons General Hospital. State Patrol noted reporting delay due to transfer from Brighton Community Hospital.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
State Patrol
Charles W. Hale
Hale
Colorado 51
Adams County
Lowry Air Force Base
Fitzsimons General Hospital
Aurora
Fitzsimons
Brighton Community Hospital
Prosecution seeks more witnesses in Colorado murder trial
In Golden Colorado the district court heard a motion from Assistant District Attorney Nolan Brown to allow calling additional witnesses in the 1971 murder case of Sherman McCrary 47 Carolyn McCrary 45 and Carl R Taylor 34 all from Texas. The three are charged with killing Leeora Rose Looney 20 of Thornton at a Lakewood doughnut shop. The trial set to begin April 9 may feature out-of-state witnesses per the motion.
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Golden
Colo
Texas
Lakewood
Nolan Brown
Jefferson County
Sherman McCrary
Carolyn
Carl R. Taylor
Leeora Rose Looney
Thornton
Brown
Denver man confined after city building bomb scare
Denver County Judge Robert Cummins ordered Myron Loftus confined to Denver General Hospital for psychiatric examination after a bomb scare at the City and County Building. Loftus handed a metal box to welfare worker Mary Krane claiming dynamite was inside. box contents were tools pills and papers.
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Denver
Robert E. Cummins
Mary Krane
Myron Loftus
Cummins
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