10 Jan 1976
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1976
Page
1
Colorado lawmakers face a tougher path to salary increases after Gov. Richard Lamm urged restraint for top officials while signaling possible raises for legislators and other officials. Senate leaders and lawmakers acknowledge the political and financial hurdles, noting the gap between current pay and proposed boosts.
Colorado lawmakers, in a three day session, have 100 bills on the calendar with 72 in the House and 28 in the Senate. Highlights include a supplemental appropriation to audit non profits, a land board posting rule, transfer of Flagler Lake administration, dam funding for Seitchfield in Bent County, a land purchase study for Holbrook Lake Amusement and Recreation, and a regional transit age requirement for riders 62 and older.
In Denver AP report, Colorado National Bank cuts 22 employees as part of an economy move. Bank officials cite budgetary reasons and a reorganization to boost efficiency and productivity, reducing the payroll by about 2 percent. Bruce Rockwell, board chairman, stated the reductions aim to streamline functions.
In Colorado Territory the Greeley Silver Corner Band has secured G W Fish as band leader for a thorough summer course of instruction and drill. The Tribune notes expected improvement and highlights Fish’s experience as a musician and leader. The scattering clippings mention grasshoppers threatening crops around Poverty Flat and the Poudre Valley, with farmers preparing to defend fields.
A New York UPI report notes a leading sewing tape manufacturer advises shrinking 58y tape before use. The method involves wetting the unwrapped tape on its card, removing it when damp, bending the card to hold the tape, and then flattening it for ironing.
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