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Colorado Capitol Shakeup Planned After Constitutional Changes
Colorado faces a major government shakeup on July 1 as Governor John A Love reshapes the executive branch. The Civil Service Commission will be abolished, the Tax Commission replaced by a personnel department with a part time board, and an economy drive could leave some vacancies unfilled. The changes follow Amendment No 3 and No 2 adopted last fall, expanding gubernatorial hiring power and creating a State Personnel Department. Health and education leadership will see turnover, with Education Commissioner Byron Hansford resigning and Dean Coon temping. Budget officials anticipate a lean year despite a billion dollar spending level when including federal grants.
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Denver
Colorado
John A. Love
Civil Service Commission
Colorado Tax Commission
Partilime
Gorernnor
Korea
Vietnam
Congress
Lave
Robert Wherry
Civil Service Agency
Department
George Hopfenbeck, Jr
John F. DeVivier
Tax Commission
Byron W. Hansford
Washington
Asst. Commis
Sioner
Dean Coon
State Board of Education
Iepublicans
Isself