Colorado Legislature Nears End of Long Session
Colorado's 4th General Assembly breaks records for consecutive days of meetings while facing looming money shortfalls. If the session extends beyond two more weeks a supplemental appropriation may be needed as leaders weigh funding for 1973 74 operations and key measures amid stalled school aid and property tax reforms.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
General Assembly
4Th General Assembly
House
Senate
Kyle
Whitaker School Ends One Room Era in Wyoming
The Whitaker School at the Whitaker Ranch northwest of Cheyenne closes its doors for the final time at the end of this school year. Teacher Lugille Preston leads the last class as La ramie County’s one room school era ends.
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Jeffrey Albricil
Associated Press
Curyenne
Wyo
Laramie County
Whitaker School
Whitaker Ranch
Cheyenne
Lugille Preston
Preston
University of Wyoming
Whitaker
Ingleside
Wyoming
Lie Ranch
Lung infection hospitalizes ex POW Gostas
The ex POW Theodore Gostas of Sheridan Wyoming remained hospitalized at Carswell Air Force Base Hospital Dallas for a lung infection after pneumonia diagnosis. He was a Vietnam War captive for five years before release in March. Doctors to decide Monday on transfer possibly to Fitzsimons Army Medical Center. The Sheridan plans to honor Viet Nam veterans with Gostas as guest of honor. event possibly postponed.
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Dallas
Tex
Theodore Gostas
Sheridan
Wyo
Carswell Air Force Base
Gustas
Fitz~ Simons Army Medical Center
Aurora
Cala
Ilness
Shell Oil strike ends at Norco refinery after union vote
The 28 day strike at Shell Oil Company's Norco refinery ends as Local 4750 of the Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union votes 185 to 159 to accept a new two year contract. The pact includes revised safety rules, pension tweaks, work clothes for coker workers, and a 6 percent wage rise plus 27 cents starting 1974. Safety control remains a point of contention.
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New Orleans
Shell Oil Company
Norco
Oil, Chemial and Atomic Workers Union
Coker
Senator Abgurezk says oil majors contrived energy crisis
Senator James Abgurezk of South Dakota charged in a letter to President Nixon that major oil firms have engineered the energy crisis to gain market control and push up prices. He urged antitrust action and criticized the majors for stockpiling crude and ignoring federal data requests.
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Washington
James Abgurezk
Nixon
South Dakota
Dustry
Abouezk
Black Lung Benefits Revised for Miners and Survivors
The Labor Department says about 3000 current and former coal mine operators will be notified about changes to the Black Lung Benefits program. The law requires operators to begin paying benefits and medical costs to miners disabled by the disease, with a start date of January 1, 1974. a May 11, 1972 pipeline permit announcement is also noted.
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Washington
Labor Department
United Banks
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