Flooding Closes Roads and Damages Bridges Reported
Debris cleared from the Evans bridge likely saved it as crews worked all day. A mistaken alarm and false reports of a six foot water wall caused panic. Flooding east of Kuner is expected from the South Platte and Box Elder Creek, with state routes under water or washed out. Reopenings for Colo. 52 and Colo. 66 are planned within days as bridges and approaches suffer washouts. Flooding impacts farmers delaying planting by two to three weeks with possible crop reductions. mountain snowpack adds risk. Telephone lines and cable facilities incur damage, with 200 to 300 rural customers without service. power utilities report minimal damage and some disconnections at trailer parks.
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RTD bus acquisition bill passes in Colorado House
Gov. John Love made six appointments to boards including Lee Ford Florence Burr and Herbert Van Demoer with terms expiring in 1978. The RTD plan would spend 2.5 million to buy Denver Metro Transit and fund 12 percent new buses plus parking and storage facilities, with potential federal matching funds. The bill allows a one mill property tax for RTD operations and would extend the district’s life if the plan is rejected, moving to the Senate next.
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Colorado budget clash over federal funds and sewer programs
Denver Sen Shoemaker and Gov Love debated spending for federal revenue sharing and disaster relief. They weighed a $33 million difference in program funding, including Colorado sewer projects amid Nixon vetoes and rising inflation threatening costs.
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