School aid conferees in accord on formula
Republican members on a Senate House conference committee reached agreement on a school aid bill. The plan sets aid at 25 per pupil per mill, with minimums rising to 8 9 10 over 74 75 75 76. State funds and tax relief figures follow, with caucus review pending. Also notes a separate rural land capitalization debate and Democratic opposition from two Pueblo lawmakers.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Associated Press
Denver
Senate House Conference Committee
House
Senate
Les Fowler
Boulder
Joe Schieffelin
Lakewood
Austin Moore
Englewood
Beverley Bledsoe
Hugo
Bledsoe
Conference
Bob Leon Kirscht
Ray Kogovsek
Pueblo
Governor Love vows fuel solution to aid grain harvest
Denver AP Gov John A Love says a gasoline shortage will not halt Colorado’s grain harvest as eastern wheat must be harvested. He warned of possible heating fuel shortages next winter while highlighting planned energy conservation and boosted electrical capacity from St Vrain and Comanche plants. He also criticized weak Alaska pipeline language but backs lower speed limits only in dangerous zones.
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Denver
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John A. Love
Love
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Comanche
The
Highway Commission
Ruth Stanley Named Postmaster of Year at Keota
Ruth Stanley, postmaster at Keota since October 1952, was named Colorado Postmaster of the Year by the Colorado Branch of the National League of Postmasters at its Evans convention. She led the state group as president from 1963 to 1972 and edits the state postal newsletter, earning national editor of the year honors. she plans retirement this summer.
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Ruth Stanley
Keota
Colorado
National League of Postmasters
Evans
Stanley
State
State Postal Newsletter
Dave Sudduth to retire after 33 years of service
Dave Sudduth, district conservationist with the Soil Conservation Service in Greeley, will retire July 25 after 33 years in government service. He cites progress in the district, strong staff, and deep community ties, noting growth from 460 cooperators on 350000 acres to 1800 cooperators on over 1.5 million acres. He plans ranch life in North Park and continued activity in the area, while acknowledging ongoing projects in need of work and fraud control needs.
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Dave Sudduth
Soil Conservation Service
Sudduth
SCS
Greeley
West Greeley
Saddath
North Park
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