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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1977
Page
8
Rep. Anne Taylor of Denver laments a 426 to 92 House vote defeating a resolution urging legislators to adopt a state institution child for the session. She argues the plan would help lawmakers understand the needs of these youngsters and parallels a teachers’ program in Denver.
Boulder residents and local leaders argue the November growth cap on single family homes raises costs for blue collar workers in the university town while neighboring towns benefit from Boulder’s restrained expansion. Chamber of commerce voices say the policy favors elites and hurts middle income families, with surrounding Louisvile, Lafayette, Longmont, and Westminster gaining from Boulder’s housing shortage. Environmental group FOE urges the state utility commission to require energy conservation data before rate increases, saying savings from conservation could offset higher returns and lower bills.
Colorado health officials report no reason to fear a plague epidemic among wild rodents after tests on rodent carcasses showed no plague. The last year's outbreak began in March in Comanche National Grassland, Baca County, and spread to 20 of 63 counties, prompting closures of National Park Service campgrounds.
Colorado ski fans warned of a potential snow drought extending into next winter and beyond. Henry Lansford of the National Center for Atmospheric Research in Boulder said the chance of continued dryness is over 50 percent, based on persistent weather patterns. He noted past droughts in Colorado recur roughly every 20 years and the current dry spell began in 1974.
Former President Gerald Ford and former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met in Denver for a charity golf exhibition and a speech. They dined at Marvin Davis's home and spent the night there after a charity match at Columbine Country Club where Ford shot 92 on a 6900 yard course with Nicklaus. Kissinger spoke at a private luncheon at the Denver Hilton.
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