Lamm Calls for Items as Colorado Legislature Near 200
Colorado lawmakers, wrapping their first full week, received Gov. Lamm’s call items and an amended list. The governor’s package aims to help energy development on the Western Slope, fund public facilities, and adjust school funding, banking rules, and tax measures. Additionally, a bill to trim legislative material costs and a gas well blowout near Firestone were reported.
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Bidder miffed at school board dispute over reversion clause
The article explains a purchase dispute tied to a 1882 deed to a school property. A reversion clause could return ownership to Haniel Hawks or his heirs if used for urban school purposes, complicating clear title via a quit claim. Larson’s contract promises a refund if heirs or assigns appear within six months of closing.
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Surplus Colorado school property sale changes hands
A Colorado Territory surplus property sale saw bids from Duane and Dorothy Zabka of Growley fail due to financing tied to a reversion clause. The district then assigned the property to the Greeley Board of Realtors, who listed it through Joyner-Sutherland Realty after a previous bidding process and an earlier bid withdrawal.
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Colorado House Passes Negative-Free Appropriation Bill
The Colorado House approved a large measure removing about 24.5 million from the 1975-76 budget with no negative votes. The bill, from the Joint Budget Committee and Gov. Richard Lamm’s team, aims to cover shortfalls for programs already approved, with debate centered on a $500 charity donation from the contingency fund.
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Market beef judging at National Western Stock Show
Boyd Arnold of Keenesburg demonstrates the contestant’s full routine in Denver as he positions his steer, touch-ups grooming, watches the judge, and licks his lips during the market beef judging events. Tribune photo by Lynn Heinze.
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New Farm Bureau head provides new direction
Allan Grant, 69, elected national president of the American Farm Bureau Federation, the first outside the Midwest since 1968. He vows direction shift with broader regional input, maintains current policies, aims to boost exports, and opposes embargoes. Grant leads California Farm Bureau with 200 plus commodities and purebred cattle in the San Joaquin Valley. He met with President Ford to discuss embargoes limiting U.S. farm exports.
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