Senate debates death penalty and shield bills in Colorado
Colorado Senate discussed restoring the death penalty and a shield law for reporters but took no votes. Debate covered amendments on reporter confidentiality, with supporters citing press freedom and opponents warning of constitutional issues and potential DA leverage. Several bills received preliminary approval, including a five year highway ban for habitual offenders and a narcotics crime redefinition, plus a Larimer County redistricting adjustment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon G. Gauss
Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
Senate
Shoemaker
Judiciary Committee
Bermingham
Sheri
House of Representatives
Larimer County
Fred Anderson
H-Loveland
G. Hank Brown
R-Greeley
Colorado reports 16000 jobless veterans
Denver AP says more than 16000 Colorado veterans are jobless. Bill Sullivan notes 8825 veterans actively seek work via self effort or employment services, from a February survey. 9717 are Vietnam era, rest from other periods. Five of six jobless in Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
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Denver
Colorado
Bill Sullivan
Colorado Division of Employment
Governor's Jobs For Veterans
Sullivan
Thei
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Love undecided on CU regent appointments
Denver AP The governor said he has not decided whom to appoint to the University of Colorado Board of Regents. Law under consideration would add three regents with terms ending after the 1974, 1976 and 1978 elections. Love plans Republican appointees to tip a board now split three Democrats and three Republicans.
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Denver
John Love
University of Colorado Board of Regents
Love
Colorado House approves credit discrimination ban
DRNVES AP The Colorado House of Representatives gave final approval Tuesday to a bill barring withholding consumer credit sales or loans because of race sex marital status or other prejudices. A companion bill to curb housing financing discrimination won preliminary approval and faces final action Wednesday. Another measure increasing election judge pay from 25 to 40 was approved and sent to the Senate.
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Drnves
Colorado
House of Representatives
Arie Taylor
Denver
Senate
Howse
Steven Gunn
R-Longmont
House
Kopton Straile
Fort Collins
State personnel study drives job reclass action
A Colorado state employee facing a pay raise bid received a mimeographed notice from the Department of Personnel. The letter, signed by Personnel Director Robert Wherry, outlines a statewide classification study due by July 1 and explains phased EMSI implementation with task forces and July 1 grade proposals.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Associated Press
Colorado
State Department of Personnel
Tany
Robert Wherry
Executive Management Services Incorporated
Task Force IV
Denver committee debates fluorescent garments for paperboys
The Labor and Employment Relations Committee of the House in Denver held back action on a bill to require newspaper delivery workers to wear fluorescent garments or equipment. Rep. Chuck Howell of Boulder sponsored the measure, with debate over extending the requirement to all cyclists and whether paper bags or jackets should be fluorescent. Chair Tawell Sonnenberg and members expressed cautious interest, planning to continue consideration at the next meeting.
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Senate
John Bermingham
Denver
Judiciary Committee
Ing
Jac Shoemaker
Bermingham
Labor and Employment Relations Committee
House of Representatives
Chuck Howell
Boulder
Tawell Sonnenberg
B-Fleming
Sonnenberg
Charles DeNoulin
D-Denver
Lea Lucera
D-Puchto
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