Tribune Printing in Fort Collins Delays Fort Collins Press Break
A Fort Collins Tribune printing outage disrupted delivery across the region. A broken drive gear halted the plant, forcing late editions to be flown in from nearby Fort Collins facilities, with crews battling to restore operation. Local carriers faced delays, while Coloradoan staff coordinated repairs and alternate printing.
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Civil Rights Official Arrested In Mississippi
Washington AP report says Chester F. Relyea, assistant general counsel of the Civil Rights Commission, was arrested in Greenwood Mississippi for refusing to use segregated facilities at a bus station and released after about an hour. Greenwood has seen recent shootings amid complaints of intimidation and discrimination in surplus food program operations.
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Senate Votes More Study for Labor Bill
The Colorado Senate split along party lines to stall a labor bill seen as pro automation. The GOP sponsored measure was returned to the Labor Committee for further study, signaling weak odds for quick approval after a 17-14 party line vote.
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Governor cites Colorado urban growth and governance chaos
The governor warns rapid population shifts in Colorado strain roads water air crime trash disposal and tax burdens. He cites 00 government units in the Denver metro area and says suburbs face four to six taxing authorities as he urges a bipartisan commission to study structure divisions and funding for rural and local governments.
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Resumption Urged in Featherbedding Talks
In Chicago negotiators for railroads and five allied unions clash over a year-old featherbedding dispute. Secretary Wirtz urged immediate resumption as 63,400 jobs and 40,000 firemen are stakes. Supreme Court decision due March 29 could constrain carrier manpower cuts. unions and carriers remain at the table in a bid to avert a national strike.
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Snow Forecast and Avalanche Search Darkens Colorado Headlines
Light snow was expected to spread Friday from northeastern Colorado with colder weather tonight and Saturday. Highs reach near 40s in the southeast and 20s to 40s in the north and west. The search for Ouray sisters who perished with their father near Red Mountain Pass continues as the National Guard plans a howitzer deployment to deter potential hazards. Friday brought subzero cold, with La Junta reporting the state's high at 8. Roads in Loveland Berthoud and Clear Creek areas grow snowpacked and sanded as crews brace for ongoing winter conditions.
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Inspection names emerge for Denver Day building project
Thursday inspection in New Denver covered the Going over bhwprigls project on Ah Ave. Graely Grown Greater iit and architect Dale Hinman, tied to the Hinkding scheme, were noted in front of the site on Ath St. and Mebwrt Pitzer Boulder listed as constr uction oversight.
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Schools Bill Unchanged By Committee
Denver AP report notes House Appropriations Committee kept the state aid to schools bill unchanged. The measure sets about 54 million dollars for school aid plus 0.738 million for equalization. Amendments expected when debated, with possible action by Rules Committee to bring it to the floor. Rep. Wade leads the panel.
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Cuba troop pullout seen this weekend
Washington reports indicate the Soviet Cuba pullout may accelerate this weekend with about 2,000 Soviet military specialists possibly departing Havanna aboard the Admiral Nasimov and Grazia ships. U S officials watch the situation closely as numbers vary.
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Republicans throttle floor fight in Colorado Senate committee
In Denver AP reports Republicans secured three of their members and two Democrats to a special screening committee, averting a floor clash over pending legislation. The GOP leadership had planned a four to one party split but altered the plan to gain approval.
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Unclear Situation Lingers Awaiting Full Reports
Officials stated a definitive statement is unlikely until all reports are carefully sifted and additional hard facts become available.
Three Dead In Powder Plant Explosion In Allentown
Three people are confirmed dead after a massive explosion at a powder plant in Allentown Pennsylvania. Authorities said the blast triggered a large building collapse within the plant complex and crews faced hazardous conditions as they searched for additional victims.
Weather and Fire Incident Report Amid Unclear Details
A fragmented weather and incident note lists names Carl Bleider and Harald Henry, with temperatures around 36. It mentions a 24 hour span ending at 8 and a fire or blast at the Great Western Seiple plant in the manufacturing area. The cause is undetermined and an investigation is stated to proceed.
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Two Test Towers for Microwave Transmission To Be Built Here
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph plans to build two test towers on the near east side of Greeley for microwave transmission. Roy W Dixon, Colorado supervising radio engineer, says demonstrations will show the feasibility of long distance microwave links and a later nationwide network. Anticipated sites near Michigan Avenue and Sulphur Street, with the project potentially expanding to Denver, SLC, and other Colorado cities pending tests and regulatory approvals.
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