Senate approves Colorado judge pay raise bill
The Colorado Senate voted 24 to 8 to approve a bill boosting judge salaries, sending it to Gov. Lave for signature as the 1978 legislative session enters week 23. The measure raises Supreme Court justices to 45,000 with chief justice extra, Court of Appeals to 32,000, district judges to 28,000, and county judges by county scale, while other bills also pass or move on.
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Denver
Colorado
Senate
House of Representatives
John Lave
House
Hank Brown
K-Greeley
Bil
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
District Courts
Nursing home chairman pleads guilty to securities fraud
Jack L. Clark, former chairman of Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America, pleaded guilty to conspiring to violate federal securities laws in a case federal authorities said cost the public more than $200 million. The firm later became Anta, Inc. and bankruptcy followed in 1970.
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Ted Cronyn
Associated Press
NEW York
Four Seasons Nursing Centers of America
Jack L. Clark
R. Miller
McCollum
Paradise Valley
Ariz
Miller
Glenview
Clark
Oklahoma City
Griesa
Ohio
Label would tell how much electricity appliance takes
The Commerce Department proposes voluntary energy consumption labels for home appliances to inform buyers. Manufacturers would apply labels per department specs, aiding intelligent purchases and energy savings. Public comment is invited for 30 days before final adoption.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Secretary of Commerce
Frederick B. Dent
Con
Dent
Gold Surges as Dollar Dives to New Lows
London reports show gold rising to a record 123.50 dollars an ounce while the U.S. dollar hits new lows against Swiss francs, West German marks, and French francs. Dealers blame nervous markets and Watergate rumors for the weakness, noting no immediate monetary crisis but debate over when intervention is warranted.
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London
U.S
Zurich
Frankfurt
Paris
White House
John Dean
Nixon
Kids propose wildlife ideas in Wyoming letters
Cheyenne AP reports Rock River elementary students age 4 to 9 urge wildlife solutions. They suggest training eagles to fetch food, reducing coyote predation by increasing rabbit supply, vaccinating buffalo, and restraining bear killings in Yellowstone.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Hhe Ling
Rock River
Ard
Florence Atkinson
Yellowstone National Park
Game & Fish Dept
Gas prices rise as supply dwindles in San Francisco
In San Francisco, AP reports gas costs 0. n 5.4 cents for regular and 9.9 cents for premium. Ken Yano, a service station operator, notes dwindling stock with one customer buying 20 gallons. A sign reading DRY underscored the shortage as Yano preferred higher prices to lose regular customers after being closed three days the prior weekend.
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San Francisco
Ken Yano
Yano
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