Hungarian father son reunited after 21 years
Seve Kama a former Hungarian freedom fighter says he and his father Tsivan Kama were reunited in Brighton Colorado after more than two decades. Kama recounts fleeing Hungary ahead of Russian tanks, starting new life in the United States, and plans to visit mountains and go fishing with his father during upcoming weeks. He previously married in Los Angeles and has two children Karalyn and Steven, later moving to Colorado where he works as a carpenter.
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Brighton
Colo
Tsivan Kama
Kasza
United States
Rasta
Kasra
Brigiston
Hungary
Karalyn
Steven
Los Angeles
Colorado
Legislature approves study on status of children and family
Colorado Senate approved a resolution to create a summer study of children and family status. Senator Ted Strickland who may seek the Republican governor nomination introduced the measure and urged coordinated agency effort to prevent duplication and waste of funds while evaluating programs for children from birth to 18.
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Denver
Colorado Senate
Ted Strickland
Westminster
Strickland
Thild Sen
BBB cautions against tactics used in smoke-detector sales
Denver faces warnings from the BBB about aggressive door to door sales tactics for smoke and fire detectors. The BBB president cites complaints of scare tactics and misleading claims prompting residents to buy excessive protection. Local fire and public works officials offer general device guidance and note Denver's strong fire safety record with a high insurance rating.
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BBB
Denver
UPS
Detter Business Bureau
Dan Hell Tuesday
Tharket
Hail damages planes at Arapahoe County airport
About 85 light planes sustained more than a million dollars in damage as a hailstorm battered a thunderstorm at Arapahoe County Airport in Littleton. Commissioner Charles Pitts said the damage included smashed windshields torn fabric panels and broken stabilizers. Insurance adjusters estimated the total, while buildings and facilities damage was still being assessed after the storm that lasted about 30 minutes Monday night.
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Littleton
Ask
API
Arapahoe County
Arapahoe
Charles Pitts
Mrport Authority
Denver imposes mandatory water restrictions citywide
Denver launches mandatory drought rules affecting 975,000 residents amid record low snowpack. Outdoor watering limited to every third day with exceptions for special cases. Violations incur a 10 dollar fine and a 50 dollar service charge plus device restrictions. Suburbs such as Commerce City, Sheridan, Arvada, Lakewood, and Greenwood Village included.
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Denver
UPI
Mace
Difigials
Mmay
Denver Water Tnard
Jerisen
Commere City
Sheridan
Anleton
Bragiefield
Arvada
Lakewood
Wheat Ridge
Therry Hills Village
Greenwood Village
Howmer
Cohunthine Valley
Energy Congress seeks ways to cope END Okla
Delegates from 27 states attend a three day Energy Congress at Phillips University to craft a national energy coping document for Dr James Schlesinger. Prominent figures from oil and government discuss resources conservation and deregulation while a public forum invites questions.
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Energy Congress
Okda
Amerca
Wayne Swearingen
T'u
Kiagen
Swearingen Management Associates
Tulisa
Carter
Tulyan
James Kemm
Oktahoms Petroleum Council
Kem
Qhin
Phillips University
James Schlesinger
Gene Cernan
Coral Oil of
Houston
Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Cn
Af Bac
Hesville
Chamber of Commerce
Jack Carlson
Caruan
Jim Gungell
Enid
Olda
Hob
Denver night clubs push for stronger fire codes
Denver officials cite fire-safety gaps in older buildings while praising city’s updated rules. Chief inspector Joseph L. Antonio notes new code strengthens protection with heat detectors in nightclubs and sprinklers in hotels and high rises, though retroactive changes face cost concerns. Fire Captain Hubert Manson says older structures remain basically safe but many lack full upgrades. Water waste from leaks highlighted by CSU extension: 2200 gallons yearly per drip rate.
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Denver
Joseph L. Antonio
Department of Public Works
Hubert Manson
Cincinnati
Chio
Monson
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Ming
Nebraska
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Weld County
PET Assistance Foundation
Robert Jensen
Cuttoment Services
Jonsen
Mare Wine
Marmaduke
Brad Anderson
Marmaduke 0
Art A. Hefner
Oklahoma City
Independent Petroleum Association of America
John McKella
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Robert Ryan
Chin Energy Office
Jerry Ann Penno
Federal Energy Commission
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Borer
Sen
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Alkie
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Sisty
Colorado State University Extension Service
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Ken L Ration Burger
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Grocer
Liaker Oats Company
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Illingis
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