Colorado Senate reverses on judges pay raise recall
In Denver the Colorado Senate gave final approval to a bill boosting judicial salaries from 27 500 to 35 000 for Supreme Court justices and from 22 500 to 28 001 for district judges. Hours later the chamber voted 18 13 to recall the measure from the House, with Sen Hank Brown seeking a two year phase in. The recall sends the bill back to the Senate as if it had not passed final reading. The House had already approved the bill.
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Denver
Colorado
Senate
House of Representatives
Hank Brown
R-Greeley
Brown
Joe Shrieffelin
R-Lakewood
House
Supreme Court
Shell Oil OCAW Agree to Contract Terms
The Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union and Shell Oil Co. reached terms Monday to end a four month strike at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal. About 135 employees at the facility were affected by the dispute and the pact ends the labor action.
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Shell Oil
OCAW
Denver
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Shell Oil Co
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Governor appoints four to state boards in new terms
Governor John Love announced four appointments to Colorado boards. Alexander J. Lindsay of Denver was named to the Board of Assessment Appeals, replacing Ralph Mayo with term through June 30, 1979. Fred A. Vierra of Englewood was reappointed to the State Personnel Board through June 30, 1978. Richard A. Sutton was reappointed to the State Board of Parole through June 30, 1979. Clarence Quinlan, R Antonito, was reappointed to the Colorado Railroad Authority for a term through June 30, 1976. The governor attends the National Governors Conference at Lake Tahoe, Nev. Shell Chemical plant at the Arsenal north of Denver planned to return to work, ending a consumer boycott tied to pension, health, and safety issues. About 4,000 CAW workers were on strike across several states.
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Denver
John Love
Alexander J. Lindsay
National Association of Accountants
Board of Assessment Appeals
Lindsay
Ralph B. Mayo
Fred A. Vierra
Englewood
Richard A. Sutton
State Board of Parole
Clarence Quinlan
Antonito
Colorado Railroad Authority
New Mexico
Colorado
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Shell Chemical
Arsenal
Shell
A. F. Grospiron
OCAW
Grospiron
CAW
Texas
Louisiana
California
Washington
U S propane exports rise amid energy crunch
Representative Les Aspin charged that during the energy shortage U S propane exports increased about 50 percent in early 1973 to 1.5 million barrels with most going to Mexico and Japan. He blamed oil firms for harming Midwestern farmers as propane prices nearly tripled from 3.10 to 9.20 per barrel. AIP countered contracts for shipments abroad were set in 1972 and not renewed, with new deals underway to import gas. The Four Corners supply to Northern Mexico supports critical demand, with no economical Midwest or East shipment option.
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Washington
Les Aspin
D-Wis
U.S
Aspin
Bureau of Census
Mexico
Japan
American Petroleum Institute
United States
Four Corners
Midwest
If gravity vanished earth would break apart and everyone rise
If gravity suddenly disappeared the entire planet would lose its hold on people and objects causing them to soar into space while Earth itself would disintegrate.
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Earth
Space
Nursing home hearing planned in Denver for Pueblo center
The Colorado Board of Health set a June 20 public hearing in Denver on its order to Sharmar Nursing Center at Pueblo to halt operation of two intermediate care buildings. Issued May 3, the order cites violations in patient care policies, physician and pharmaceutical services, diagnostics, social services, environment, housekeeping and life safety codes. Cambodia invaded as South Vietnamese forces entered Cambodia on March 27, 1970.
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Denver
Colorado Board of Heath
Sharmar
Pueblo
Colorado highway deaths rise to 251 in toll update
State Patrol identified the victims as Steven Walter Wise, 16, of Lafayette, and Max Duran, 59, of Wheat Ridge. Wise drowned when his car ran off Colorado 119 two miles west of Boulder and overturned in Boulder Creek. Two other passengers were hospitalized in Boulder. Seat belts were installed but not used. Duran died days later in a Denver hospital after injuries from the crash.
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Steven Walter Wise
Lafayette
Max Duran
Wheatridge
Wise
Colorado 119
Boulder
Boulder Creek
Duran
Denver
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