Colorado Drought Prompts Call for Snowfall Increase Plan
Gov. Hichanl D. Lame urged swift bipartisan support for a cloud seeding project to raise mountain snowfall as Colorado faces its worst drought since the dust bowl era. He warned of a double whammy harming mountains and plains, with ski areas losing millions and farmers fearing water shortages for crops. Scientists warn the emergency is critical and federal disaster designation was sought for affected southeastern counties.
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Carter pushes tax rebates over jobs in stimulus plan
President Carter told Democratic leaders the economic stimulus favors tax rebates in year one to boost consumer spending rather than immediate job creation. He aims for a balanced budget by 1980, with energy and welfare reforms due by spring, and plans tighter federal spending while pursuing faster tax rebates to spur activity.
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State safety act faces hurdles in Colorado legislature
State Senator Jim Kadlecek criticizes COSH as possible duplication of federal OSHA while State Rep. Walt Younglund weighs two bills to restructure or repeal COSH. County officials and Ag Council members hear talk on how state controls affect farming and pesticide oversight amid looming legal challenges to OSHA provisions.
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Stennis backs return to draft for manpower
Senate Armed Services Chair John C. Stennis said the nation may need to reimpose conscription to bolster military manpower. Defense Secretary-designate Harold Brown testified that cuts of about 5 to 7 billion dollars are possible in the Pentagon budget, with reductions spread across programs, aircraft, ships, and 110,000 Army personnel.
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Dunbar contested over conflict ruling on foster care payments
Dunbar a county commissioner and foster parent to a 16 year old near Grover opposes a county council ruling that foster payments to his family create a conflict of interest. He says state and federal funds largely cover foster care and he will keep the child despite no county funds. The council decision could deny care costs while Dunbar notes no politics influenced his stance.
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