Supreme Court to Rule on Strip Mining Controversy
The Supreme Court agreed to review a regional environmental impact statement for coal strip mining across 90,000 square miles in Wyoming Montana and the Dakotas. The Sierra Club and others argued the case shows cumulative regional effects while the government defended a national scope for federal coal leasing. Four applications from Atlantic Richfield Carter Kerr-McGee and Wyoming Resources Development seek Powder River Basin mines as Interior and FE A officials urge approval to meet energy needs.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Great Plains
US Court of Appress
Sierra Club
Niles
Wyoming
Montana
North
South Dakota
Interior Department
Powder River
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Aort
Atlantic Richfield Co
Carter Oil Co
Kerr-McGee Coal Corp
Wyorak Resources Development Corp
Powder River Basin
Secretary of Interior
Thomas Kloppe
Fedral Energy
Frank Zarb
Kleppe
Colorado Supreme Court reverses Adams County ruling
The Colorado Supreme Court reversed a Adams County district court drug possession conviction, ruling that an improper jury instruction allowed conviction on negligence rather than actual knowledge. Justice Donald B Kelley wrote that the instruction could let a jury find guilt without proving the defendant knew of the narcotic, conflicting with state case law. The case is remanded for further proceedings.
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Donald B. Kelley
Kelley
Denver water shortages forecast without more storage by 1985
A draft environmental impact statement on the Foothills Water Treatment Plant south of Denver warns the metro area could face water shortages by 1985 if the facility proceeds without added storage. The report cites possible shortages in 1996 and 1980 under different scenarios and notes three potential storage sites.
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Denver
UPS
Foothills
Coud
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Bureau of Reclamation
Two Forks
South Platte River
Ferndale
North Fork
South Platte
West Plum Creek
Denver Youth Dies After Chest Gunshot Wound
A Denver youth aged 18 died after surgery for a chest wound from a gunfight at home. Police said Richard Hutchinson was shot during an argument with another youth as his mother tried to break up the fight. Investigators sought a 24 year old in connection with the shooting.
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Denver (Ap
Denver
Richard Hutchinson
Hutchinson
House and Senate hearings slated in Denver reports
Fragmented schedule lists hearings in Denver with dates and rooms on budget, local government, liquor legislation, property tax, and social services. References include Rep Chuck Howe, Rep Leon Birscht, and Sen Kingston Minter. Notices mention hearings at Room 7a and Room 34 as committees review finance and welfare topics.
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Erate Honday SA
Focal Lepros Stantine
Ralgn Cole
Lie
Udhary
Gat
FY Anderson
Loveland
Kingston Minter
Steve Hot
Ds Geriver
Hearth
Edueton
Chuck Howe
D-Boulder
Roort F
State Board of Equalisation
Leon Birscht
D-Puenia
Aone
Wesheazay Lacel
Finsie
Noosa
Greeley Toastmasters install officers for six months
Three Greeley Toastmasters clubs held a joint dinner to install new officers for the next six months. Presidents named were Steve Faulkner Farry Risers Paul Hendren Evening Club and Garry Kitchens Mountain States Club. Fifty attendees included spouses. installations were conducted by Harriett Williams.
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Greeley
American Legion
Steve Faulkner
Farry Risers
Paul Hendren
Evening Club
Garry Kitchens
Mountain States Club
Harriett Williams
Area One
Jack Stephenson
Bill Hendren
Dave Cole
Eggs hatch into grasshoppers in curious discovery
Mr Jennings and neighbor Von Gehren dig up what look like eggs then find the shells yield lively grasshoppers. The scene ends with a moral about value of songsters over birds, in a quirky Tribune snippet from 1878. A cross eyed woman and an El Moro post office note add brief vignettes from Tribune transcriptions.
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Mr. Jennings
von Gehren
Tribune
CMS Seeks Malpractice Law Changes in Colorado
The Colorado Medical Society votes to expand its malpractice reform package from four to six bills and to push for new staffing and lobbying to win changes. It aims to place proposals on Governor Laims’s agenda, including empowering the Insurance Commissioner to require shared risk and cost among insurers as malpractice costs rise.
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Denver
Colorado Medical Society
Elib
Billy
Richard Laimm
General Assembly
Medical Society
Nchard Barnes
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