Governor Discusses State Fair Funding
Governor John Love today urged Colorado lawmakers to fund the state fair at about 250000, arguing the annual funding needs and prior deficits require a realistic, separated consideration from other bills. He noted the fair has long been well managed with strong Pueblo support and urged hearings to establish a clear cultural policy and sustainable subsidies.
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Carl Hilliard
Associated Press
Denver
John Love
Colorado
Lave
Goveror
Potley
Love
the Bridges
Fair Board
Pueblo
Denner
Bob Jackson
D-Pueblo
February 1972 Police Report Shows Rising Service Calls
The February 1972 monthly police report shows 9,199 services, up 3,231 from the prior year, with 13 service actions per hour. Calls rose to 13,175 total, Hadia dispatches to 37,018, and 30,252 for the police department. Crime overall fell by 16, but burglary rose by 26 to 64 cases. total theft dropped to 107. Accidents decreased by 76, with 1 fatality and 88 investigated crashes. The report notes no new funding approved for the program, which reduces six patrol officers, and 1,054 training hours were logged. Community services commander Wilbur Toss earned a Mike Management Certification from the California POST.
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Police Department
Hadia
Fotal
Your Milice Department
Greeley
Realh Patrol
Wilbur Toss
California State College At
Long Beach
Senate clears personnel system bill amid delay and pay changes
Colorado Senate advances the personnel system bill after a delayed session caused by GOP caucus. The measure creates a five member state personnel board and sets daily pay for members, while the House and citizens expect enhanced services. The report notes pay cuts from 100 to 75 dollars and ongoing debates over amendments.
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Senate
Greeley
House
Denver
Colorado
House of Representatives
Lelf
Amend
Michigan State
Beesse
Herb Adderley
Dave Man
Shorlly Berders
Dallas Cowboys
Fire destroys Stane House YMCA. four dead in midtown blaze
A blaze swept a seventh floor hallway of the Stane House YMCA on West 34th Street causing four deaths and 29 injuries. Rescue teams used aerial ladders to save 22 people clinging to edges and ledges as smoke and heat forced hundreds to flee. Witnesses described fast-moving flames and scorched doors while firemen battled the hall blaze through the night.
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WEW
York
Midtown
Stoane House
West 34Th Street
Samuel Pils
del Connell
Mils
Mire
William — Seifried
Henry Brown
Willy Saat
Brown
Qungerfal
Fives
Sanc Kfar
Slane Lose
6Th Avenue
Madigan Square Garden
Met I
CA seeks dismissal of News FOIA suit in county health records case
Denver district court already faced with a request to throw out a free dom of information suit by the Kacky Mountains News against the county health and hospitals office. The News seeks autopsy reports arguing public records, while Edward Dreyfus says confidential communications are not public and must not be disclosed if they affect public interest. The News argues multiple suits on the same topic should be consolidated rather than fragmented by many parties. Dreyfus denies access to five autopsy reports, saying their release would harm public interests and violate the law.
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Denver
Zall
Enver District Court
Kacky Mountains
Edward Dreyfis
Health and Hospitals
Hiw
Merdiegl
Ofhey Privie
Hts
Uliss
Ita
Revere
Hiewsnapers
Dreyfus
Forgotten Details From a Fragmented Washington Ledger
A garbled OCR style report mentions Washington and Pennsylvania figures with scattered names and events. It references a plan, a youngster, and an unclear political or social scene, with fragments pointing to a wider historical context and missing details.
Tough Sentence Reflects Thai Get Tough Drug Policy
Fort Collins man Steven Stay Buck 26 was jailed in Bangkok for 8.5 pounds of heroin with no trial, the sentence cited as the harshest for a foreigner. Thai authorities showcase a sweeping crackdown tied to U.S. narcotics cooperation and a public opium burn, amid ongoing drug seizures and arrests across Thailand, Vietnam, Hong Kong, and beyond.
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Fort Collins
Peter O'Loughlin
Associated Press
United States
Thailand
Bangkok
Steven Stay Buck
Cala
National Executive Council
Buck
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
U.S
Asia
Iapan
Australia
Vietiam
Hong Kong
U.N
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