Bledsoe seeks shorter daylight saving period in Colorado
Colorado State Rep Beverly Bledsoe Hugo Republican proposes a memorial asking Congress to cut daylight saving time from Memorial Day to Labor Day. He would sponsor with Rep Charles DeMoulin Denver Democrat. He doubts any legislature approval.
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Uordin G. Gauss
Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
Beverly Bledsoe
Bledsoe
Congress
Wedsoe
Charles DeMoulin
DeMoulin
Lavtics
State Affairs Committee
House of Representatives
Kennedy Convicted In Satanic Double Slayings
Weldon Meade Kennedy 29 is found guilty of first degree murder in the July decapitation of Mario Oliver 15 Hayward and the March strangling of Vicki Lynn Iselin 14 Union City. He admitted the killings saying they were sacrifices to Satan under demonic influence.
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Oakland
Cant
Weldon Meade Kennedy
Mario Oliver
Hayward
Calif
Vicki Lynn Iselin
Union City
Kennedy
Colorado House considers teacher contract deadline bill
The Colorado House proposes contracts for tenured teachers by April 15 with return due by May 15, pressuring school boards. Rep. Austin Moore says the measure targets last minute notices and tensions with tenure. Other bills include pension changes for judges, licensing for labor camp housing operators, and extended licensing testing hours for drivers licenses.
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Can Billiary
Associated Press
Denver
Colorado House of Representatives
Austin Moore
Englewood
Senate
Pes
William Garnsey
R-Greeley
Senate Education Committee
Moore
Ing
Colorado Supreme Court
Ron Strahle
Fort Collins
Theis
Hep
Leo Lucero
D-Pueblo
State Department of Health
Gerard Frank
D-Aurora
Strahile
Pine Wood Derby Winners From Pack 243 Meeting
Cub Scout Jeff Stone of Den Four won the Pine Wood Derby at Scott School with Scott Eckas Den One Danny Graham Den Two David Dosch Den Three and Tom Dorsey Webelos as other den winners. Best designed car went to Robby Coleman Den s Three. Pack winners included Scott Eckas Den One Wolf badge Mike Altergott Den Four gold arrow Brian Oaktey Webelos naturalist award and Kelly Sodman Webelos athlete sportsman outdoorsman awards. Dens Three and Four earned perfect attendance. Den Three led opening and Den Two closed the ceremony.
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Jeff Stone
den Four
Pack 243
Scott School
Den
Scott Eckas
den One
Danny Graham
den Two
David Dosch
den Three
Tom Dorsey
Webelos
Robby Coleman
Dens Three
Mike Altergott
Gold Arrow
Brian Oaktey
Kelly Sodman
Dens
POWs to Arrive at Fitzsimons for Reunion Night
Four POWs from Colorado Utah and the Midwest are due at Buckley Air Field at 7 19 P M for reunions with families before transfer to Fitzsimons Army Medical Center. They include CWO Phillip Prather Capt William Reeder Capt Richard Anshus and Sgt Daniel Hefel. A seventh floor ward will be reserved for their return and two earlier POWs opted not to hold press conferences.
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Colo
Colorado
Utah
Midwest
Fitzsimons Army Medical Center
Hanoi
CWO
Phillip Prather
Lamar
Wiliam Reeder
Dugway
Richard An+ shus
Minneapolis
Minn
Daniel Hefel
Guttenberg
Iowa
Pearcy Buckley Air National Guard Field
Fitzsimons
United Banks to Acquire Skyline National Bank in Denver
FDIC accepts a bid of 802000 from United Banks of Colorado to purchase Skyline National Bank of Denver closed for insolvency due to bad loans. The bank will reopen as United Bank of Skyline with full deposits guaranteed. FDIC will handle loans as needed. Other bids were 426000 from Wesland Banks and 151000 from Aurora National Bank.
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FDIC
United Banks
Skyline
Denver
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
FDSC
United Banks of Colorado Inc
Skyline National Bank of Denver
U.S
Roger D. Knight Jr
United Bank of Skyline
FRIC
Wesland Banks
Tnc
Lakewood
Aurora National Bank of
Aurora
Tucumcari News Sold to Texan William Chrisley
Tucumcari News of Tucumcari New Mexico is sold to William A Chrisley of El Paso Texas. The sale becomes effective April 1 with price not disclosed. Scripps League of Newspapers Inc. remains owner. Caldwell will stay as consultant and depart Tucumcari later. Chrisley has Southwest experience and will keep no immediate changes. The paper has bounced between daily and twice weekly publication since 1998.
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Tucumcari
N.M
Tucumcari News
William A. Chrisley
el Paso
Tex
Chrisley
L.D. Caldwell
Caldwell
Scripps League of Newspapers, Inc
Chrislay
University of Arizona
Southwest
Tucson
Aviz
New Mexico
Scripps League
Carlsbad
Argus
Meridian
Miss
Star
Chrigley
Grazing permit renewed for eagle-killing rancher in Colorado
Interior official says Dean Visintainer, who admitted hiring helicopters to kill federally protected eagles on his 60,000 acre ranch, receives a reprimand and grazing rights renewal. Whittaker warns future violations will bring harsh sanctions and deny privileges.
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John H. Kames Washington
Interior Department
John Whitaker
Dean
Visintainer
Wisintainer
U.S. District Court
Whitaker
Colorado Senate passes ten bills on final reading
In Denver, the Colorado Senate approved ten bills on final reading and eight on preliminary consideration. A prekindergarten education bill faced heavy debate amid concerns it would push schooling into churches and other venues, potentially widening disparities between wealthy and poorer districts. Senator Fowler touted early success for learning disabilities. opponents warned of future scope. A tie vote led to deferral until Friday. Another measure, by Senator Ray Kogovsek, would let library districts raise mill levies with voter approval, passed 24 to 3 with three Republicans opposing.
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Denver
Colorado
Senate
Hugh Fowler
Schieffelin
Fowler
House of Representatives
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