Colorado sunset law trims state agencies in first test
Colorado lawmakers reviewed 19 agencies under the sunset law, abolishing four including the Athletic Commission, combining two, and extending two. Five remained under review, with interim committees to report next year. The measure, adopted last year, mandates six year agency reviews to abolish, modify, or extend.
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Rosalynn Carter ends Latin America goodwill trip in Venezuela
Rosalynn Carter arrives in Caracas for the final stop of her Latin American goodwill mission to discuss human rights arms limits and development with President Carlos Andres Perez. In Colombia she pressed President Alfonso Lopez Michelsen on halting drug trafickers. Caracas reception lacked military honors as Perez and first lady Blanquir Rodriguez de Perez welcomed her.
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Colorado evangelist key to the city on campus
White, an evangelist linked to the Billy Grahard crusades, has been active on the Colorado campus this week. The crusade is scheduled to continue through Sunday, with Triiths photo by Fred Mendenhall accompanying coverage.
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University of Northern
Aspen Back To Normal After Bundy Escape
Aspen residents returned to ordinary life days after Theodore Bundy fled from the Pitkin County Courthouse. Sheriff Kienast kept leads under review as roadblocks ended and house to house searches paused. Bundy’s mother in Tacoma urged him to surrender, amid ongoing manhunt in the region.
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Grain markets face midweek selloffs from isolated rainfall
Gary Wilhelm reports on grain and soybean trading last week driven by scattered showers across Illinois Iowa Missouri Indiana and Ohio. Downside risk appears tied to charts with corn around 2.10 and soybeans near 97.40 while wheat harvests advance with USDA estimated 1.5 billion bushels and a large carryover. Export rivalry with southern hemisphere soybeans remains a factor as rail rumors swirl.
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Export tax cuts boost soybeans as Argentina sells to Mexico
Markets lower export taxes on soybeans and Argentina ships 45 thousand tons of beans to Mexico. Competition for overseas sales grows, influencing market dynamics seen in wheat and soybeans. Livestock markets remain weak with beef demand down, and dressed beef prices decline. In the park complex hams and bacons were at their best level in over
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Mexico
Colorado
Cattle Market Waning Hints Of Seasonal Slack
The analysis notes lower per capita red meat consumption with potential declines if hot weather returns, risking more cattle sent to market. It warns of rising grass fed cattle marketings in the south and ends with cautious humor about cattlemen uttering holy cow or stronger phrases.
Market Report Shows Live and Choice Prices Mixed
Live markets are down nationwide while Colorado stockyards report similar activity to other regions. Choice steers fetch 32.75 to 41.00 with most around 40.00 to 40.50. Choice heifers bring 38.40 to 39.50, most 31.00 to 50.00, prices about 1.00 lower than the week prior.
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