County urged to share oil royalties with surface owners
County Commissioner Norman Carlson proposed a 2 percent royalty to surface rights owners on oil found beneath county severed mineral rights. The county now keeps 12 percent royalties. surface owners get nothing. Support from some commissioners and possible legislation were noted. legal review requested.
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Norman Carlson
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Amoun
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Ed Dunbar
Roe
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Council approves joint city school district program
The city council approved a joint city school district leisure time and community education program at Heath Junior High School and agreed to study a city schools collaboration for Jackson School playground recreation during a work session.
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Heath Junior High
Jackson School
Heath joint recreation program gains unanimous backing
Mayor George Hall announces unanimous city council support for using Heath for community recreation and classes. Leon Kuhn cites 3400 in city funding for coordinator custodians utilities and maintenance funded partly by Babe Ruth youth baseball funds. A work session is set after council votes 6 to 1 with Irma Prine dissenting to explore using Jackson and other school properties for recreation space.
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George Hall
Parks Recreation
Leon Kuhn
Coor
Kuh
Jackson
Robert Ross
Council
Ross
Brentwood School
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Couneil
Irma Prinei
Hatch Act revision votes announced in House roll call
Washington AP reports the House passed the Hatch Act revision on Tuesday via a partyline roll call. Named members across states Colorado Idaho Montana Utah Wyoming voted yes or no as listed: Evans Schroeder Wirth Armstrong Johnson Hansen Symmes Balets Marlence McKay Alarmotl Runealia plus other signatures.
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Johnson
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Symmes
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McKay
Alarmotl
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Runealia
Colorado General Assembly Ends Long Session
The 51st Colorado General Assembly adjourned June 21 after 151 days, with lawmakers hobbled by many issues. Republicans cite limited achievements while Gov. Richard Lamont withholds judgment. debates linger on property tax relief, labor laws, anti-smoking and anti obscenity bills, prison funding, labor peace act changes, and public utilities.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colorado General Assemble
Richard Lamon
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Senate
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