Liberal abortion bill postponed by Colorado Senate panel
The Colorado State Affairs Committee postponed indefinitely a liberal abortion bill sponsored by Senator Hugh Fowler. The 4-0 standing vote followed a two hour hearing with more than 250 spectators. The bill would restrict abortion to the first 20 weeks and allow later terminations if the mother's health or the fetus’s defects justified it. The audience reaction included cheers as the bill was sidetracked.
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Senate
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Richard Plock
Hugh Fowler
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Colorado Eyes Open Confirmation of Political Appointments
Colorado moves toward public confirmation of gubernatorial appointments. A bipartisan rules revision would require public reading, journal publication, committee review, and possible open hearings or executive sessions. Also pending is a bill to repeal the 1867 abortion law and restore prior grounds for abortion.
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Strickland
Westminster
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Carl Williams
Denver
Allen Bines
Senate
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Donald MacManlus
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Liberal pancake race crowns new champion
Mew Champ LIBERAL Kan AP a 24-year-old housewife and mother of one, won the international pancake race. She outran rivals on a 45 yard course carrying skillets, finishing in 67.7 seconds, edging Ruth Faulkner from Olney England. The Liberal course was slick after a snowstorm, and Shirley Hammond Jed toppled near the finish.
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Yara Rinehart
America
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Shirley Hammond Jed
Island acreage distribution in U S waters released
New York report states about 61 percent of America's island acreage lies in oceanways and estuaries, 27 percent in rivers, 6 percent in the Great Lakes, 5 percent in other lakes, and 1 percent in man made impoundments.
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New York
America
Lose Weight This Week Odrinex Claim
An advertisement touts Odrinex tiny tablets promising rapid fat loss without special exercise. It claims thousands of users and a ten year presence, with prices listed and a money back implied guarantee through Skagus Drug and a local address for mail orders.
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Skagus Drug
Wiretap Bill Dies in Colorado House Amid Debate
A Colorado bill to authorize wiretaps in drug offenses apparently died in the House after unanimous concurrence to Senate amendments followed by a vote against re-adoption. Rep. Hub Safran criticized the outcome as if the measure had never passed. The bill had aimed to curb drug activity with wiretaps, but the final version limited such orders and left jail terms for dangerous drug offenses. House leadership may seek reconsideration in the next session.
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Colorado
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Hub Safran
Denver
Floyd Sack
Lakewood
House Judiciary Committee
Sack
Lit
Nyo Ours
Carl Showalter
R-Greeley
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