Search expands for lost cross country skier in Colorado
Deputies widened the hunt for Robert Bryson of Harrisburg Pennsylvania a 30 year old Duke University graduate missing since January in the Lake Eldora area. A note found on his ear Wednesday urged not to search for him indicating he did not want to be found. Bryson previously left his car near Eldora January 13 with a note saying he would return after skiing.
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Sheriff's Deputies
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Lake Eldora
Robert Bryson
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Boulder County
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Eldora
Trinidad workers end strike after 30 day talks
Trinidad city employees halted the strike that began January 16 and agreed to return to work within a 30 day negotiation window. A county judge ordered the return, but workers refused except for essential services. The city council approved the 30 day period to settle pay classifications extra health benefits and a shorter firemen work week while today, a holiday, marks the national day of mourning for Lyndon B. Johnson.
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Trinidad
Federation of State
Lyndon B. Johnson
Denver suit seeks funds for mentally retarded education
Denver Board for the Mentally Retarded filed suit in Denver District Court alleging the Denver Board of Education failed to fund education for mentally retarded students as required by state law. The complaint says $150,000 was paid in 1972, far short of the $292,000 estimated, and for 1973 only $200,000 budgeted, about $149,000 short of the amount required. The board seeks a court order to force payment of the shortfall, allocation of at least $939,000 for 1973, and future compliance. The case raises constitutional questions about the law and the status of the Board for the Mentally Retarded as a public body.
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Colorado
Ben Craig
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Colorado Association To Retarded Children
U.S
State Department of Education
Governors push education earmark of revenue sharing funds
A survey shows twelve governors urge state legislatures to dedicate all or most revenue-sharing funds to education for local tax relief. The Education Commission of the States notes varied stances across states with Oregon California Utah Nevada North Dakota backing full earmarks, while many others seek partial use or general state services.
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Colorado Senate panel boosts drivers license fee to six
The Colorado Senate Transportation Committee approved raising drivers license fees from 2.25 to 6 dollars this session. An interim panel also recommended increasing reinstatement costs after revocation from 10 to 25 dollars. The House and Senate will not meet Thursday due to Lyndon Johnson's funeral.
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Colorado
Senate Transportation Committee
Transportation Committee
George Jackson
Colorado Springs
Colorado House
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
House
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