Colorado House proposes aid to hard pressed districts in school bill
Republicans in the Colorado House unveiled an amendment to raise the School Foundation Act from 460 to 528 per student to fund property tax relief. The plan would add about 3.5 million next year, with total bill 17.5 million, aiming to reduce mill levies where possible. Critics note many Denver districts may not benefit and call for study.
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Nixon China trip transportation costs reach $300 000
Washington AP reports transportation for President Nixon's China visit runs at least $300 900, with total expense possibly higher. White House notes the figure excludes multimillion dollar media coverage by networks and other outlets. Air Force jet operations alone total about $1 180 per flying hour, with a 40 hour round trip.
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Female Auto Expert Knows Oily Secrets
In Baltimore AP report, Mrs. Jackie DePaul, a longtime auto junkyard and parts dealer, describes her 26 years of repair work and business alongside her husband. She notes women can run the shop and that men often underappreciate female expertise, while a San Francisco importer comments on Mao buttons selling briskly amid Nixon China talks.
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Abortion rates push Poland toward cemetery, critics charge
In Warsaw AP reports Poland performs over 200000 legal abortions yearly, fueling claims the country has Europe’s lowest and fastest-falling birth rate. Officials debate amending laws from 16 years ago as church leaders warn births may soon exceed deaths, with critics citing housing shortages and low wages.
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Boulder Growth Control Board Recommends Commission
Boulder growth committee proposes a Boulder Growth Control Commission led by a salaried director. Members warn against creating an exclusive, expensive city and stress equitable size controls without excluding low income residents. Boulder voters approved a study last November to determine optimal city size.
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Angela Davis Freed on Bail in California Case
Angela Davis, 44, a former UCLA philosophy instructor, walks out of county jail in bail set at 102000 after posting 2500 cash and 100000 surety. About 73 supporters greet her in the rain. She faces murder and kidnapping charges in a Marin County prison escape plot with four guns allegedly furnished and an accomplice killed. Trial to be held in San Jose.
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