Major Laws Passed By State Assembly Prove Workable
Colorado lawmakers assess the Wa S8-dey session as workable with plans for further work. Education chief H Grant West cites the school district reorganization law pending refinements and notes the move toward a single school appropriation bill and increased state aid, about 18.5 million next year. Revenue chief Earl Blevins discusses tax adjustments for truckers and new ports of entry set for July 1, with a drive to fund enforcement and license updates.
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Gorson G. Gauss
Denver
Colorado
H. Grant West
Behool
Mimely
West
Ben. Ernest Weinland
R-Lovaland
Wehool
Legislatire
Earl Bleving
Blevinn
Evan Ao
Baglirector
Civil Service Commission
Hep. & T.i Parsone
R-La Jara
Blevins
Lawimakers
Thoas
Senate tax and budget notes from Greeley Tribune
The article reports on state price actions for higher education funding and property taxes, noting a slight increase financed by a 10 levy on all property and another rise when the institution programs vote. It highlights gaps between next year’s appropriations and general fund revenue, and cites income tax collections and possible repayment if an oil and gas tax is struck down. Attorney General Dunbar finds no fatal flaws in bills for Gov Johnson.
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Greeley Tribune
louse-Senate
Capitol
Geneal Fund
Earl E. Ewing
Duke W. Dunbar
Ed C. Johnson
Past Present Future Merge in Andes Lake
The article surveys Titicaca on the Peru Bolivia border detailing its height 12 506 feet above sea level plus width 35 miles and depth 1 006 feet. It recounts legends of sun worship and a submerged city claim and notes Aymara culture and crops including varieties of white potato along with crafts and boats. A planned hydroelectric irrigation project could divert waters toward the Amazon basin generating 17 billion kilowatt hours yearly.
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Washington
South America
Tricaca
Paat Risa
Peru
Bolivia
Chile
Hood
Oregon
National Geographic Society
Ontario
Thibaca
Chuculto
Titicaca
Indiana
Sre
Porte of Puno
Péru
Quaqui
Scotland
Andes
Titlonca
Amazon
Pacific Ocean
Blue Lustre cleaner for carpets and upholstery
Blue Lustre offers a gentle foam cleaner that works on wall to wall carpet rugs and upholstery. It brushes into fabric without matting or rough action and removes dirt without leaving oily residues. The foam dissipates like bubbles, leaving furnishings clean with no oily film.
Robe trends and designs for men from a 1930s style guide
The article profiles Marvin Safir, head of the country’s oldest robe company, who celebrates men’s lounging wear. It notes women buy most robes, Father’s Day and Christmas peaks, Safir’s vast robe collection, a royal robe from 1938, plans to import Hong Kong pieces, and madras and kimono styles for men plus fading effects and beach robes. It also advises men to own at least three robes for different daily needs.
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Marlon Brando
Marvin Safir
Bachalor
Safir
Satir
George VI
England
Young Satir
Hong Kong
Madras
Career Woman Ignores Blindness in National Sales Demo
Norma Mc Nichols of Chicago, a general sales executive overseeing 700 stores, travels over 100000 miles yearly with guide dog Nipper. She demonstrates merchandise to department beads, emphasizes dignity, and uses touch to highlight features while leading dual sales roles. She writes reports with a LyDewriter and does not Braille.
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Minneapolis
Norma McNichols
Chicago
General Gales
Miss McNichols
Nipper
Marner
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