Lamm supports local control on hollow-point ammo
Gov. Richard Lamm said hollow-point bullets should remain a local issue despite a state bill. He criticized the Denver Police reaction after a officer's death, noting police take risks but should not patrol with shotgun rounds, and he defended Police Chief Art Dill amid protests.
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Carl Hilliard
Associated Press
Denver
Richard Lamm
Denver Police Department
Art Dill
Dill
New well curtailment plan targets Conejos and Rio Grande
The State Division of Water Resources proposes limiting agricultural wells on the Conejos and Rio Grande to protect senior surface water rights. The phased cutback starts two days weekly in 1975, rising to six days in 1989, with full cutoff from 1980 onward unless users adopt replacement programs. San Luis Valley potato growers protest, seeking a meeting with Gov. Lamm to oppose the plan. Arkansas River plan also faces protests.
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State Divison of Water Resources
Conejos
Rio Grande
Neer
Colorado
San Bus Valley
Richard Lamm
Arkansas River
Weld County plans jail complex and youth service reform
County officials discussed the new $10.6 million jail sheriff's building about to begin with cash flow concerns and no bond issue planned. A separate study urged a 48 hour juvenile holding facility and expanded youth programs to reduce duplications across health and social services.
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Home Rule Commission
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Publi Health Department
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Weld Social Services Department
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Jall
Billings
Virginia Lundeen
Youth Services
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Five more die in crashes raise toll for year
The Associated Press reports five highway deaths in separate crashes, bringing the year total to 26, up from 25 at this time last year. Victims include Juan Rojas Banvelos, 39, of Denver, killed while crossing Washington Street. his body hurled 142 feet by a car driven by Joe Perez Jr., 31. Also killed were Sandra Lee Nelson, 23, of Grand Junction, in a Grand Avenue crash. Sabrina Gross, 4, of Hudson, pinned beneath a car after a rollover on Adams County Road 33. James Franklin Sunderman, 27, of Colorado Springs, in a collision on a local road. and Norman Lynn Grade, 30, of Thornton, in a two-car crash on Interstate 25 in Adams County.
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Associated Press
Juan Rojas Banvelos
Denver
Washington Street
Joe Perez Jr
Sandra Lee Nelson
Grand Junction
Grand Avenue
Norman Lynn Grade
Thornton
Adams County
Senate panel weighs water data rule for subdivisions
A Senate agriculture committee review centers on Senate Bill 7 by Sen. Fred Anderson to require county commissioners examining rural subdivision proposals to obtain water data from the state engineer for study. The bill would amend SB 45, with Kadlecek backing it to strengthen county planning but face objections over workload shifting to the engineer. Inflation also touches farming, as a Cai farm goats sale in Ithaca sees 21 goats average 760 dollars, female goat at 2250 dollars, with California and Texas among buyers.
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Senate Agriculture Committee
Fred Anderson
Loveland
Jim Kadlecek
Greeley
Senate Agriculture Panel
Kadlecek
Anderson
Clarence Kuiper
Ithaca
N.Y
California
Texas
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