Pueblo Coliseum Land Donation Bill Dies in Senate
Colorado Senate killed a bill to donate land to Pueblo for a coliseum financed by federal funds. Initial votes failed to advance, then a renewed motion passed 24-9 after a Republican-led amendment requiring Pueblo County to pay for land at appraised value and a replacement parking area was debated.
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Denver
Colorado
Senate
Pueblo
Senate Finance Committee
George Brown
Brown
Pueblo County
Four arrested in fencing and burglary ring in Denver
Four men John Lee Mil ines James Linne llian Robert R. Atulz and Michael Marchesi were jailed in Denver on charges linked to a fencing and burglary operation generating about 2 million dollars yearly. Police raids across Denver area recovered silver jewelry appliances and diamonds as investigators from multiple agencies plus the Treasury Department conducted the actions.
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Denver
John Lee Milines
James Linnellan
Aurora
Robert R.atulz
Thornton
Michael Marchesi
Fleming banker charged with misappropriations
Farl L. Kramer of Fleming First National Bank was free on bond on charges of misappropriating 10000 dollars from bank funds. The complaint alleges he issued a loan to Robert E Fuller in 1971 for his own use and concealed his interest. A prior May indictment for false SBA loan statements was dismissed last week.
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Denver
Farl L. Kramer
First National Bank of Fleming
U.S
John W. Madden III
Kramer
Robert E. Fuller
Sterling
Madden
Small Business Administration
Fuller
FBI
Denverite Drowns in Flaming Gorge Incident
Melvitt C. Reiber a 45 year old Denver Police Department member drowned after falling overboard from a boat on Flaming Gorge Reservoir near the Wyoming line. He was attempting to loosen a tangled fishing line from the propeller when he fell in. His companions Ralph Jouse Charles Miller and Bill Lovato Denver policemen aided with a life jacket and oar but he disappeared beneath the water. Scuba divers continued the search without success as of the report.
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Green River
Wyo
Denver
Flaming Gorge
Here
U.S. Forest Service
Melvitt C. Reiber
Reiber
Road Hollow Bay
Wyoming State Line
Ralph Jouse
Charles Miller
Bill Lovato
Love says son Andy is his own man amid land use talks
Governor John Love expressed surprise that his son Andy Love attended a conference committee meeting on the land use bill. He said Andy is not a registered lobbyist and has a condo project in east Denver. The governor added he believes Andy has a right to be his own man and unlikely to sway the Senate.
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Denver
John Love
Andy Love
Conference Committee
Senate
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Times
James Schleginger
U.S. Senate
U S considers mandatory fuel allocation proposal
Washington AP reports the Interior Department's Division of Oil and Gas weighs mandatory fuel allocations alongside voluntary programs to address the energy crisis. Roy Goodearle notes hearings show mixed views on the voluntary plan begun May 14, with decision time and options under study. Indiana prison hires more women guards in Michigan City. Helen Antonowicz first woman guard, eight more hired, and Mrs. Andrene Peil becomes first woman occupational therapy director.
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Washington
Division of Oil and Gas
Interior Department
Roy Goodearle
Goodearle
Michigan City, Ind
Indiana State Prison
Helen Antonowicz
Andrene Peil
Governor Love seeks fuel for Colorado wheat harvest
Governor Love returned from Washington and said he expects to secure motor fuel supplies for Colorado’s bumper wheat harvest. He spoke with Senator Dominick and Energy Task Force members and will brief federal officials again on the fuel situation.
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Gov. Love
Colorado
Washington
Federation of Rocky Mountain States
Love
Mator
Colorado Springs woman shot dead at babysitter’s home
Police investigate the Monday shooting death of Linda Thompson, 24, in Colorado Springs as her son was picked up at a babysitter’s residence. Leo Josey, 24, of Colorado Springs, was arrested for investigation of homicide and released Tuesday without charges.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Linda Thompson
Leo Josey
Littleton Man Held for Fatal Beating of Wife
Herbert Frye, 48, is jailed in Arapahoe County awaiting charges in the June beating death of his wife. He was arrested Monday by county sheriff's deputies and held on bond set at $15,000.
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Littleton
Colo
Herbert
Frye
Arapahoe
Arapahoe County
James DeRose
Bond
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Tions
Ray Kogovsek
Kirsch
Plasticview Sun Shades
Chlandas Furniture
Ath Ave
Fleming Banker
Flaming
Sears
Sears and
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Usale Price
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Wilshire Center
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Nixon
Peter T. Dominick
R.cole
Wanla
11Th Avenue
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U.S.D.A. Choice
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Ed's Food
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