Legislature Faces 19 Per Cent Turnover in Colorado
Denver area report notes a major turnover in the Colorado legislature with an estimated 19 percent of incumbents not seeking reelection or moving to new districts. Analysts project one House possibly exceeding 20 percent changes, while Senate changes hinge on leadership and reapportionment shifts. Observers cite redrawn districts mixing long-time lawmakers and newcomers, creating scenario where several veterans may retire or seek different offices.
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Anthony F. Vollack
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U.S
Carl Wileiams
John Bermingham
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Donald Ioral
Jerry Kepel
Mor Pepper
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Tara Senate Swat
Charles HeMoulin
Wayne Knox
Knox
Latin American News Roundup prompts election boundary question
The report discusses whether Democrat Eldon Comper of Thornton can run again amid boundary changes. Cooper plans to file to defend his seat, while nine term Rep. Mas sad explores a potential run. The Supreme Court previously allowed an exception for health in similar cases, and Massari may seek a waiver to run, with related court actions noted.
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Eldon Comper
Thornton
Tor
Massari
Massuri
Colorful Colorado reapportionment reshapes House thirds
New district lines create eight termless seats with no incumbents in El Paso Jefferson Adams and Arapahoe counties. Senate terms expire 1974 bringing four seats to battle with eight senators living in new districts. Notable pairings place Taylor Kugavsek Mulandoff Nable Kinnie Parker Klein Calabrese in unified districts.
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Marrie Hart
ReGolurade Springs
Daly True
Tern
Bain
Denver
Vidson
Dela Junta
Ray Shore
R-Gree
Jey
Joh Byerly
Golden
Raul Eamlitan
D-Denver
Auhiche
APD
Robert B. Johnson
Arvaita
Senate
el Paso
Jefferson County
Adams County
Arapahoe County
Boulder County
Durango
Nepublican
Dan Nable
Norwood
Colorado
Kenneth Kinnie
Jordulesburg
Maurice Parker
Port Marga
Ren Klein
Joe Calabrese
Clals
Decker
Medicare confusion over doctor participation explained
A government explainer clarifies that Medicare does not have a list of participating doctors. Any licensed physician can bill Medicare for covered services, and some doctors accept direct payment from Medicare. If a doctor does not participate, patients pay upfront and may be reimbursed.
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Swissair Warned of Hijack If Terrorist Is Freed
Swissair warned of hijacking unless Israel frees Kozo Jokamaro and the two Japanese accomplices from the 12 day old Masacre at Tel Aviv airport. The airline, citing intervention by Basder-Meinhof gang and Arab terrorists, demanded action as authorities report Jokamaro interrogations nearing completion.
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Bat
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Jerusalem
Ministry
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Nate Tea Worr
Tel’ Aviv
Kozo Jokamaro
Sheen
Aga Itt
Meinhof
Germany
Andreag. Brader
Othe
Ulrike Meinhof
Pierce Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Graduations
Pierce community brief recalls visits by the Thomson and Roseberry families in Uptind California and Greeley, plus a dessert bridge gathering at Taverne Friday. Local honors include Hob and Larry Batamonte's high school and college graduations. Larry heads to Ohio with the Mullicon Co. A Johnson Van Why family picnic marked anniversaries, and news covers a hospital update, a military deployment, and multiple host dinners among Pierce residents and guests from Denver, Greeley and Madison.
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Greeley
Lester Lesh
Pierce Bridge Club
Taverne
Cecil Peterson
Gene Kayne
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Vernon Conger
Leo Petit
Jerry Barnaby
Tan-Tara, Mo
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Steeley
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Colorado State University
Platteville
Mullicon Co
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Ohio
Baiamonte
Bill Brumfield
Madison
Wis
A. A. Brumfield
San Francisco
Kenneth van Why
Raymond van Why
Orville Johnson
Kingsville
Tex
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Hawaii
Johnson-Van Why
Pierce Park
Aiso
Dan Wilson
Inhinstown
Raymond van Why Antwiter
Gilbert Swetvig
Rom la Plata
Meg Ted
Carl McCammell
Jerry Rudd
Weld County General Hospital
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Rank Hayswond
Innes
Leonardwoail
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Mmnes
Frank Caton
Lich Caton
Fot Malan
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Aull
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Tracey Minium
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Pele Litera
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Supreme Court shifts left and right on searches
The Supreme Court in a mixed ruling expands police search powers while limiting some safeguards. Justices, including four Nixon appointees, back broad searches in some contexts, while others emphasize required counsel and due process. The decision contrasts with prior rulings on warrants and attorney presence, highlighting a tense balance between security and rights.
New Hair Growth Method Promises Stop to Loss
A Houston firm claims a lab developed treatment stops hair loss and grows hair for both men and women. They offer a 32 day trial at a clinic, inviting readers to mail in for a private consultation. The message cautions about causes and emphasizes personal results.
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