Water Board Plans Further Study On Rate Increases
City Water Board votes to delay a rate increase and schedule a March 1 special meeting to study water rate changes. Consultants Black and Veatch propose a plan to raise city revenues by 1 percent annually, with a $1 million bond for immediate improvements and possible 25 to 28 percent increases later to fund a $2.5 million transmission project and expansion of the Bellvue plant.
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Five Year Ban on Death Penalty Bill Introduced
Denver report notes a constitutional amendment proposed by Senator Dale P. Tursi to abolish the death penalty in Colurndg for five years. The measure aims to suspend capital punishment and gain legislative consideration, signaling a broader debate over crime penalties. The bill, introduced in the Senate, reflects ongoing discussions among state lawmakers.
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Snowslide tragedy and search in Colorado
A Colorado snowslide near Fort Collins halted a rescue, as shovels and heavy machinery were used to reach victims. Robert Patton, 14, pleaded insanity for the alleged girl killing and was sent to a psychiatric hospital. Officials held little hope of finding three missing people, with the snow 50 feet deep in the gulch below the road and searches continuing amid dangerous conditions.
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Four Midwest States Hit by Rain and Floods
The Associated Press reports hundreds displaced in Ohio, West Virginia, Indiana, and Pennsylvania as drenching rains and snowmelt cause major floods. Ohio endures its worst flood conditions in four years with evacuations across Wheeling, Wellsburg, Moundsville, and nearby towns. Ohio River levels rise and utility plants pause operations as communities struggle with extensive damage and isolation.
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Weather outlook for region Includes mixed precip and cold highs
Weather briefing notes erratic but consistent with a winter pattern. Forecasters predict partly cloudy to cloudy skies with snow flurries near mountains and travelers urged to watch for icy conditions on Wednesday. Temperatures will remain cool with near to below freezing highs at lower elevations and possible warmer pockets at higher elevations. Edges of the storm system may bring gusty winds and light accumulation in exposed areas.
YMCA Sustaining Membership Roundup details released
Weld County YMCA plans a sustaining membership roundup with three denomination options, chaired by Jack Capp. Gold, silver, and century memberships are described with pricing from 0 to 100 dollars. The effort aims to fund a family program including counseling, classes, and activities led by a local steering committee and coordinators.
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Record Low March Temperatures Hit Area Tuesday
A Tuesday morning dip saw temperatures fall below zero across the area. Public Service logged minus 0 degrees at 7 am while Great Western Sugar Co and the College Weather Station recorded minus seven degrees. The month’s coldest start compares to 1950 and 1958 lows, with March 1 reaching 18 degrees in one year and several single-digit readings noted. The deep freeze followed the season’s heaviest snow, leaving frost on trees and vehicles as calm, chilly conditions persisted before a warming trend was forecast for Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Missing Plane Search Resumes for J H Bonham Pilot
Denver AP reports Civil Air Patrol resumes efforts to locate J H Bonham a veteran pilot who vanished Sunday after departing Grand Junction bound for Denver via Montrose Gunnison and Salida. Weather hampered air searches while jeep crews and emergency squads aided ground efforts.
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Hourly Readings at Public Service Weather Table
Public Service hourly temperature log begins Monday at 2 am with temperatures recorded as the day progresses. The table lists times and readings reflecting the temperature trend throughout the early hours.
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Cuba Charges U S Prepares for Attack
Cuban officials accuse the United States of planning aggression that could spark a nuclear war. Raúl Roa tells U Thant the U S Navy base at Guantánamo Bay is a den of spies and counterrevolutionaries while Cuban forces report incidents near Havana harbor and harassment of fishing boats by U S destroyers.
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Soviet Pullout From Cuba Slows Amid Questioned Intel
U S officials and Senator Russell questioned the pace of the Soviet troop withdrawal from Cuba. White House and Pentagon officials had cited mid March targets while acknowledging uncertainty about precise numbers. Russia reportedly plans to remove several thousand troops and weapons, with estimates placing personnel around 11,000 to 17,000 on the island. A White House briefing and Senate comments followed reports of the withdrawal schedule and intelligence gaps.
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Sulphur Queen search halted after vessel vanishes
Miami Coast Guard reports an active search for the Sulphur Queen tanker, with 38 crewmen missing after sailing from Beaumont Texas on February 2, has been abandoned. The vessel disappeared in rough seas and all efforts to locate the ship have ended, leaving the crew unaccounted.
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Featherbed Ruling Threatens Nationwide Railroad Strike
The Supreme Court upheld lower rulings allowing railroads to alter work rules potentially cutting thousands of jobs. Railroads plan to implement changes, while union leaders and the National Mediation Board foresee possible talks and a presidential emergency board if negotiations fail, risking a nationwide strike.
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Senate Drops Ease Off on Capital Gains
Colorado Senate Republicans swiftly halted efforts to liberalize capital gains law after a GOP caucus with Governor Love. The move followed a 1960 Eisenhower-era commission. unions blocked the changes through litigation. A court ruling noted the Railway Labor Act does not govern wages or working conditions.
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500 Firemen in State May Lose Railroad Jobs
Colorado firemen face job losses as a presidential commission proposes work rule changes for railroads. About 500 firemen and 1,000 to 1,200 railway workers in the state may be affected, with engineers and other crews also at risk. Affected carriers plan to resume negotiations, with a March 13 deadline for changes.
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