GOP Chairman vows no slate in primary race
Dwight Hamilton new Colorado GOP chairman says the state headquarters will not pick sides in the 1974 gubernatorial primary and will back the designated candidate after the primary. He argues for a broad based party built on unity, dedication and organization to win offices.
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Skyline National Bank Closed in Denver Insolvent Action
Acting Comptroller Justin T. Watson announced Skyline National Bank of Denver Colorado had been declared insolvent and ordered closed. The bank held deposits totaling about six million dollars.
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Rainbow Bridge Controversy Seeks Upper Basin Meeting
Senator Frank E. Moss of Utah schedules a Thursday meeting with senators from Utah Colorado New Mexico and Wyoming to review the Rainbow Bridge National Monument Lake Powell dispute. He presses urgency and notes Democratic Reps Morris Udall of Arizona and Harold Johnson of California will attend. Judge Willis W. Riller previously ruled the lake waters must be kept from entering the dam.
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Will Williams named GOP District chairman
Will Williams of Greeley succeeds Phil Potter as Fourth District chairman after Potter did not seek re election. Diane Weatherill becomes First District chairman, Jim Aspinwall remains county chair, Bob Cox is re elected in Second District, Bill Graham defeats Helena Swearingen in Third District, Phil Winslow Case Rock re elected in Fifth District, and Rod Myer is outgoing chairman.
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Colorado Springs Residency Rule Ruled Unconstitutional
Colorado Supreme Court rules the five year continuous residency requirement for Colorado Springs city office holders unconstitutional, leaving Boulder’s three year rule undecided. The ruling upholds a district court decision with a six to zero vote written by Justice James K. Graves. The decision allows Michael Bird to run for city council in the April 4 election despite four years and six months of residence. The court skipped oral arguments to resolve the issue before the election.
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