Federal judge dismisses suit on Indian water rights in Colorado
A Denver federal judge dismissed a suit by the Southern Ute and Ute Mountain tribes and the federal government seeking unlimited water rights across eight rivers in southwestern Colorado. The judge urged state courts to adjudicate water claims, withholding a final order for 30 days to refine the ruling. Officials warned that federal control could disrupt Colorado water laws.
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U.S
Udenver
Western
Colorado
John Bush
Bush
Finesilver
Appeals court: U S court lacks jurisdiction in Roth case
Denver AP report says the 10th U S Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the district court had no power in the Colorado Labor Council affair. It upheld that the AFL C IO can suspend a state charter and appoint a trustee to run the state union, while Roth and Toffoli may appeal Meany's actions to the national convention. The case centers on Meany’s attempt to oust two officers who backed McGovern, with implications for state control and trusteeship.
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Denver
Colorado Labor Council
Afl-Cio
George Meany
George McGovern
National Sunion
Washington
U.S. Circuit Coal of Appeals
U.S
Meany
Colorado Council
Herrick Roth
Americo Toffoli
Miami
Roth
California
State Council
McGovern
Daniel
Healy
State Group
Tuffall
Union
Toffoli
Thoras E. Harris
Radioactivity readings in Grand Junction faulty
DENVER AP Some Grand Junction homes likely show higher radiation after corrected indoor radon readings. 650 locations used air samplers to detect radon from uranium mill tailings. results were off by about a factor of two, possibly increasing concern about removal in affected sites.
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Denver
Grand Junction
Colorado Health Department
al Hazle
Hazle
Hazie
Long bill signing nears deadline in Colorado
Gov. Junin Love rushed to sign the Long Appropriations Bill before the new fiscal year begins July 2. The measure funds state departments and colleges for the coming year while Colorado reports a surplus over 120 million dollars. Senate President pro tem Ted Strickland and House Speaker John Fuhr signed the bill minutes after final passage, delivering it to the governor for review.
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Denver
Junin Love
Senate
Ted Strickland
Westminster
House
John Fuhr
Aurora
John P. Moore
Denver desegregation ruling demands sweeping remedy nationwide
The Supreme Court ruling on a Denver desegregation case holds that substantial official action causing segregation requires a broad remedy beyond the South. Justice Brennan says once a dual system is proven, officials must root it out, with district details to be reviewed for possible separate units within the district.
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Vernon A. Guidry Jr
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Denver
South
High Court
William J. Brennandt
Brennan
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