Barber Board Lacks Authority Says Court Reverses Ruling
The Colorado Court of Appeals ruled the State Board of Barber Examiners lacks authority to adopt rules for demonstrations of cutting and advanced training. Judge Sherman G. Finesilver upheld a Denver District Court decision, clearing two Colorado Springs barbers Lynn White and Marvin To Ruching of charges. The ruling cites a safety margin issue involving car distance.
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Lawsuit over demonstration rules reaches state board ruling
Two bathers continued a protest the state board had declined to approve. The tax court ruling upheld the board's authority while critics argued for stricter adherence to demonstrator rules. The case began in 1968 under Judge Enoch's ruling.
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Colorado approves 40 more bills including new criminal code
Gov. Love signed 40 additional measures from the Colorado Legislature, adding a new criminal code with five felony classes and eliminating adultery as a crime for consenting adults. A Uniform Divorce Act allows divorces without party charges, while the Land Use Commission gains broader authority.
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Clean Poultry Bill Gets Final Working Over
Washington AP The Agriculture Department published a 300 page list of proposed regulations finalizing the clean poultry bill passed by Congress nearly three years ago. The package adds rules on frozen and thawed poultry handling processing of chicken feet additives and labeling. Regulations would apply immediately to about 1250 interstate plants covering 90 percent of U.S. poultry business and 1000 intrastate plants for the first time.
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Old Mine May Live Again Near Angels Camp
ANGELS CAMP Calif AP a SiMfool tunnel of the old Rio Vista Mine yielding gold yet after 15 years of work. Miner Ed Falls said the strike isn t as big as rumored but a decent find. Falls and partners Guy Castle Chris Porovich and Jim Fiscus of Angels Camp located the vein after 23 feet of digging above the Melones Mine on the Stanislaus River southeast of town. They lease the patented claim from Ethel Duchow of San Francisco and plan further assays after samples to Castle s Mill are crushed in about a month. The tunnel remains unstable prompting surface cuts with picks and shovels.
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Break-ins and disturbances sweep area reports
Sheriff's Department logs list a break in at Red Coach Imm reported around 17 20 p m and vandalism 20 miles east of Peckham. Reports include a fight near Seeley's Lake, a missing juvenile, stolen tools on N 23rd Ave, a truck disturbance on 10th St, trespassers at 4th St, possible assault west of Kersey, a suspected robbery at Nob Hill Tavern, and a fight at Post and Pike Restaurant.
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Governors appoint two to state science boards
Appointed Denver AP Gov John Lave reappointed Dr. Herman G Heuser Colorado Springs chiropractor to the Board of Examiners in the Basic Sciences for a term expiring June 30 1978. William H Kirk of Denver was appointed to the Board of More Wary Science for a term expiring May 7 1975.
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John Lave
Herman G. Heuser
Colorado Springs
William H. Kirk
Ski Guide's Body Found Near Aspen Mountain Avalanche
The body of cross country ski guide Tom A. Simpson, missing since an avalanche on March 16, was found by Mountain Rescue Service members near Independence Bowl. Simpson, a guide for Deep Powder Inc, was leading a group of 10 when the avalanche occurred. rescuers say he ordered the group to safety before going to check for injuries. His body was uncovered by melting snow about a mile and a half southeast of his last sighting.
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Burglars Loot Three Local Businesses Tuesday Night
Burglars took nearly 3500 dollars in cash and valuables from three sites Tuesday night. About 880 dollars in checks and 182 in ash were stolen from Security Abstract Co. A second burglary hit Cross Music on 8th Ave Wednesday morning. Items stolen included guitars pliers and a banjo worth over 1400 dollars. Tires valued at 80 dollars were taken from Ranch Wholesale Supply on 8th Street.
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House OKs Public Service Jobs Bill Despite White House Stance
In Washington the House passed a Democratic plan to create public service jobs amid administration opposition. The $billion package clears the way for immediate $200 million outlay and escalating funding over three years, with a trigger tied to unemployment. The move mirrors a broader alternative to Nixon plans, including a separate $-billion accelerated public works bill awaiting White House action.
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Hay crop distribution in American farms
About one fifth of America's hay crop is stored as solid feed. The remainder is fed to livestock directly on the farm where the hay is produced.
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