EPA says moving nerve gas risky at Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Denver AP reports EPA regional administrator John A. Green argues it is safer to destroy nerve gas at the Rocky Mountain Arsenal than move it. He notes the agency has no direct role but warns transportation hazards exceed benefits of relocation. Colorado health officials seek updated arsenal inventory.
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Denver trucking firm faces shutdown over fuel shortage
Denver based Kingsby United warns it may curtail operations as its Denver terminal runs out of diesel. The firm relies on about 400000 gallons monthly and seeks help from the Interior Department Office of Oil and Gas amid shortages in Cheyenne and Salt Lake City terminals. Other carriers report tighter supplies but are managing with planning and advisories from suppliers.
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Safety in traffic for children urged by captain
In this log note Captain W E Thomas of the Colorado State Patrol urges heightened awareness as children play near roads in Weld County. He stresses three sided responsibility for child safety, cites summer risks with schools out, and urges adults to model safe behavior and supervise youth to reduce traffic injuries.
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What is a draco flying lizard known as Flying Dragons
A draco is a lizard native to Asia and the East Indies, one of about 2,500 lizard species. They are cold blooded reptiles that can adapt colors and habitats. The Draco group, or Flying Dragons, sail between trees using a skin flap and extended ribs to glide, then land with long leaps.
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Lorimer road work slowed by fuel shortage
FORT COLLINS Colo AP county road supervisor George Terwilliger said Larimer County road construction has slowed due to a fuel shortage. The county has about one week of diesel and gasoline left and hopes to obtain more after a new fuel contract begins.
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North Central Health Planning Board Meeting in Loveland
The North Central Comprehensive Health Planning Association will meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District in Loveland. Agenda includes review of four Certificates of Public Necessity for Poudre Valley Memorial Hospital and Park Hospital District, changes in services, Estes Park hospital, Greeley nursing home, a Weld County facility, and a public health facility. Also reviews a neighborhood development grant by the Greeley Renewal Authority and planning priorities from the May 19 annual meeting, plus the Region IL grant status.
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Gas Station Leak Threatens West Denver Homes
A June 14 leak at a service station storage tank near 4800 Federal Boulevard released about 2,400 gallons of fuel into a sewer line. Fire officials warn a five block radius could face fire or explosion risk as gasoline odors prompt repeated resident complaints. Lt. John Krebs noted fuel may have entered a city sewer, though no fires have been reported.
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Federal Boulevard
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Brezhnev Thanks Student for Typing Nuclear Pact
A 20 year old college student Ann Visher from Greensboro Pennsylvania worked this summer in the State Department and received personal thanks from Soviet Leader Leonid Brezhnev for typing the agreement on preventional nuclear war He told her I want to congratulate you on all the work and wish you happiness the rest of your life The student recalled meeting President Nixon and Brezhnev and signing ceremonies with excitement.
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Fort Collins man ruled sane in death charge
Billy Newman twenty two of Fort Collins was found sane at the time of the first degree murder charge in the shooting death of John Goss twenty two, also of Fort Collins. A Larimer District Court jury of ten members with two women delivered the verdict on Thursday night. Goss died from a gunshot at the Newman home on December 13. Newman had pleaded innocent by reason of insanity. Trial is scheduled for July 9.
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Denver D A Obscenity Rule Has Little Effect in State
Denver lawyer Arthur Selwarts criticizes the U S Supreme Court ruling on obscenity as weakening free speech yet notes limited impact in Colorado. D A Dale Tooley plans no new actions while lawmakers must amend state laws, Gov Love may be asked to place the matter on the next session call. Colorado A G John Moore says pornography prosecutions remain the general rule.
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Arthur Selwarts
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John Love
General Assembly
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