Colorado Senate Transportation Chairman Questions $65 Million Aid Loss
Gordon G. Gauss reports from Denver that the Truckline operating legislator doubts a $65 million aid loss claim. The associated press details the Colorado Senate transportation chair and the implications for policy and funding, with emphasis on state support and budget considerations.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Associated Press
Denver
Colorado Senate
Apollo 17 crew to visit state in Boulder parade
Apollo 17 astronauts Eugene Cernan Ronald Evans and Jack Schmidt will visit Colorado Thursday. They arrive at Denver airport at 9 55 a m greet Gov Love and attend a news conference then tour the Capitol parade along Pearl Street to Boulder for a luncheon with the Chamber of Commerce and a Martin Marietta Aerospace plant visit.
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Colorado
John Love
Eugene Cernan
Ronald Evans
Jack Schmidt
Donald Brotzman
R-Cole
Capitol
Love
Boulder
Pearl Street
Broadway Lavith Street
Boulder Chamber of Commerce
Martin-Marietta Aerospace
Martin Employes
Telluride Man Dies in Skiing Accident
Telluride Colorado reported the death of a 57 year old accountant Richard Thompson as he skied with a friend in an out of bounds area at the bottom of Telluride Mountain. An autopsy will determine the cause of death.
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Telluride
Colo
Richard Thommpson
Thompson
Telluride Mountain
Colorado House kills judges bill in 9-4 vote
A constitutional amendment to reintroduce elections for Colorado judges failed in the House Judiciary Committee. Rep. Forrest Burns proposed altering the current system where nominating commissions choose three candidates per vacancy and the governor appoints one, with voters deciding retention after two years.
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Denver
Colorado
House Judiciary Committee
Forrest Burng
Rlamar
Court of Appeals
Supreme Court
Burns
TV lights spark debate in Colorado Senate chamber
TV flood lamps installed to improve lighting for debates in the Colorado Senate drew complaints from senators. The House solved the issue by varying bulb types while senators consider cost and impact on visibility. Lights were briefly turned off during a debate on the state honor farm lease and then reactivated for a death penalty bill.
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Colorado Senate
High Fowler
H Littleton
Serate Services Committee
House of Representatives
Fowler
Honor Farm
Puebla
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North Viet Students to Visit Sweden for Year Study
Thirteen North Vietnamese students are to arrive in Sweden soon for a one year visit to study Swedish living conditions. The arrangements align with a desire for closer cultural relations between the two countries. A home with central air conditioning is cleaner and quieter because doors and windows are kept closed.
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Sweden
Viet Cong to Release Colorado POW This Friday
Commerce City Colorado residents await news as Marine Sgt Abel L Kavanaugh listed as missing in 1968 is among five civilians and 27 American prisoners who Viet Cong say will be released in Hani this Friday. Mrs Sandra Kavanaugh learned of the listing on Tuesday and plans to travel to Camp Pendleton to reunite with her husband and meet their daughter Cindy, 5.
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Commerce City
Colo
Sandra Kavanaugh
Hani
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Soul Vietnam
Kavanaugh
Cindy
Crowley County approves school bond issue
Crowley County residents voted 301 to 180 to approve a 160000 construction bond for a gymnasium and physical education addition to Crowley County High School. The project will be part of the existing high school building.
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Colo
Crowley County
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