Schools Legislation Battle Lines Drawn
In Colorado the fight over school finance continues as lawmakers circulate a revised Burch Burns bill. The measure raises the basic cost and shifts aid formula from sales ratio to assessed valuation, with new penalties for violations. Republicans push for quick assesses, while Democrats resist changes to districting plans in El Paso County amid reapportionment debates.
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Save Love
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Burns
Burch Spanier Public Heart
Burch-Burns
House of Representatives
Palmer Buren
Denver
Forrest Burns
Lamar
Burch
Out Burch
Felix L. Sparks
Department of
Love
Amelia Farm
Agriculture Department
Une Income Corsumon
Roy
Ander
Soil Bank
Tax Commission
Democrats Trample Bill In House Vote Against Resources Dept
Gordon G. Gauss reports from Denver that the Republican majority in the House pressed to pass a bill abolishing the Department of Natural Resources created under former Democratic Gov Steve McNichols. The vote was 385 to 0.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Repub
House
Department of
Steve McNichols
Bill Gossard
R-Craig
Alen Dines
Senate wrangling on apportionment in Colorado
Lawmakers clash over a reapportionment bill affecting both Senate and House districts in El Paso County. Democrats warn courts may intervene if the plan drifts toward gerrymandering while Republicans push to cut population variance. The proposal moves to the Senate, with party lines shaping support and opposition.
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Cnould
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Littleton
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Jefferson
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Kennedy proposes voluntary farm production controls
President Kennedy urges Congress to back voluntary rather than mandatory farm production limits. He favors referenda on quotas and keeps option to pay farmers to reduce output, aiming to ease costs for domestic users and ease inflation in key commodities.
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Kennedy
Congress
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Navy Vet Recaptures Prisoner In Daring Tackle
A Navy veteran identified at 118 First Street Wednesday as the man who tackled and recaptured a prisoner escaped from county officers. After the arrest, the veteran returned to his car as officers hauled the prisoner toward the county jail. The incident prompted praise from sheriffs and county officials, who credited the veteran with timely action.
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Adams
Sheed Tol Welsh
Moetheriadaw
Mesi ‘Anderson
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Beet
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Frans
Tran
Ferrell
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Wolah
Toller
French Textiles Industry Faces Hard Times Amid Exports
French textile sector, a major global player, suffers amid weak exports. The industry employs around 470,000 workers as it grapples with declining demand and rising costs, threatening production and jobs.
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LE Havire
British Drive Begins To Strengthen Trade
London reports tentative steps in Britain's bid to boost world trade and revive its economy after Brussels talks collapsed. Prime Minister Macmillan and Krag may meet to discuss Denmark’s role in EFTA and possible expansion beyond the six nation group while seeking new outlets for commerce.
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Rogers
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Colorado Supreme Court
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EFTA
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Europe
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Times of London
United States
Weather Forecast From The Plain Ledger
The 63 degree high Thursday gives way to a cool night with about 24 hours of rainfall expected. Westerly winds continue, with partly cloudy skies and snow higher elevations. Lower elevations may see mix and rain with cool temperatures through Friday.
Tribune and Republican Consolidated 50 Years Ago
By Jim Hitch, the anniversary marks the consolidation of the Tribune and Republican on February 1, 1918. C J Dowell, Y W Matthews, and Toss Semple are named in the merger with Greenley Daily Tribune evolving from the union. The region once boasted three daily papers, the Tribune, the Sun, and the Pioneer.
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Jim Hitch
Tribune and Republican Consolidated
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Anil
Theoley Remblican
Charlo Jansen
Nepublican
Woli
New Tribune
Republican
Hansen
Walle
Wathe CU
Tribne Republican
C. J. Dowell
Matthews
Ararat
Sun
Jerry
Snow and warm winds hit Colorado as snow blocks roads
Snow piled on high passes in western and southwestern Colorado while eastern sections saw rapid warming. Monarch and Ted Mountain passes closed by snowslides then reopened. Temperatures surged from near freezing to the 50s in hours. Denver rose from the teens to the 60s. Strong winds gusted over 40 mph. western Colorado faced heavy snow and rain in the days ahead.
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Colorado
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Monarch
Rou Ufler
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Mercury
Mem
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Swat
Freday
Y Weather TV
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Tindad
Canadas Sixth OTTAWA Canidae tale from odd notes
Fragmented OCR text describes Canada related items and people like Beatles and Annet Mates, hinting at a large production or meeting. The garbled lines reference Ottawa, Canada, and mentions of groups or events with unclear details and dates.
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Canada
Sand Placed On Streets During Storms Amid City Debacle
Report claims 300 tons of sand dumped on Intersectiaim Iran streets during storms as city departments clash over bias. Narratives allege unchanged arterial streets, limited progress, and ongoing traffic disruption while crews clear routes and restore order amid a chaotic municipal scene.
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Iran
Amoh Hn
Ima
Ain Lake
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