New Truck Tax Plan Aims to Boost Colorado Revenue
Colorado lawmakers debate a revised truck tax system expected to raise more than current ten mile revenues. The plan shifts to a simplified weight based approach with a 30,000 pound dividing line and graduated fees for lighter trucks, while promising to return surplus funds to cities counties or truckers.
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Weather notices and state transportation policy changes
A garbled weather summary reports temperatures and precipitation forecasts across multiple states, noting colder nights and a warming trend into the week. It references Colorado and Wyoming weather details, with scattered snow and mountain conditions and mentions changes to truck discounts and regulatory efforts to simplify the Colorado truck classification system for road funding.
Red China Attacks Khrushchev Over U.S. Threats
Chinese officials in Red Flag deride Maoist critics who say the United States is a paper tiger. They label those fearing the enemy as cowards or reformists, denying they can be revolutionaries in the ongoing Sino Soviet ideological feud.
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Peru Leader Ousted In Bloodless Revolt
Lima Peru Sunday saw senior junta member General Ricars Perez Godoy ousted in a bloodless power struggle. His successor General Nicolas Lindley Lopes said Godoy must go as the group aims to keep elections on schedule to form a new government.
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Busload of Nurses Falls Into River Tragedy
A New York UP A report says a bus carrying 11 nurses from the Department of Hospitals plunged from a roadway into a river. Four rescued, one dead, four presumed dead, two remaining unaccounted. Survivors quote the driver collapsed, another grabbed the wheel too late. Meanwhile Peru’s Perez Godoy faces arrest after a night of junta conflict. guards at his home remain cautious as political turmoil continues.
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Minister Two Girls Buried in Snowslide and Weather Outlook
The U S Weather Bureau ended a spring like storm that blanketed Weld County with a foot or more of snow over the weekend. The heavy snowfall closed many schools and brought needed moisture. Minister and two girls are noted in a separate tragic report from the same period.
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Worst Storm Of Year Hits Colorado
Denver and eastern Colorado faced the worst storm of the season with heavy snow, high winds, and widespread closures. Colo roads blocked near Ouray and Durango, dozens of schools canceled, and a minister and two daughters were feared lost in a snowslide on Red Mountain Pass. Weather reports noted 22 inches at Frazer with drifts up to two to three feet, while Denver air travel experienced delays but no cancellations. The storm disrupted daily life as officials warned of continued hazardous conditions and urged caution for motorists and workers clearing snow.
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Seven Deaths Raise Road Toll to 59 in Colorado
The Associated Press reports Colorado’s traffic fatality total reached 59, up seven from last year, after seven weekend deaths. Victims include Richard F. Smellage of Denver, Thomas D. Haine mer of Yuma, Wilburn Nolen of Arvada, and four residents of Fuelo David RK. Van, Maurice W. Fernandez, Gilbert J. Pino and his wife Gillian.
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Letters to Congress Divided on Tax Cut
Washington AP reports split public opinion on tax reform as letters to Congress flow in. Some favor cuts to spur thrift and growth, while others warn against deficits and reduced deductions. Prominent lawmakers press for careful fiscal approaches amid partisan debate.
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House Approves Child Labor Bill in Colorado
Colorado's House of Representatives gave final approval to a bill revising child labor rules. The measure, aimed at regulating work for younger siblings, was sent to the Senate for consideration.
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