Water rights in Arkansas Valley saga may test Colorado compact
Western Colorado lawmakers voiced cautious support as the governor warned of nullifying the Arkansas Valley irrigation water agreement. Republicans and Democrats debated options to retain water containing over 3,000 parts per million solids, with some suggesting holding as much as possible, others urging restraint and potential legal routes.
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Mate
Arkansas Valley
Colorado
Dan Noble
Norwood
al Ruland
Durango
Chet Enstrom
Grand Junction
Panel picks Judiciary site in Denver
The House Judiciary Committee approved a resolution to locate the state judicial building about one block west and south of the Capitol. The Joint Budget Committee recommended this site, despite a research firm’s proposal to place the building north of the Capitol in a Broadway Colfax business area. The budget plan includes 750000 to acquire non state owned land, and Rep Don Friedman was absent at first but met with the panel as the measure was approved. Sen John Hermingham floated a lawyer for an architect contest with a 60000 prize for five top designs.
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House Judiciary Committee
Capital Building
Joint Budget Committee
Capital
Broadway
Colfax
House
Senate
Don Friedman
Judiciary Committee
Ron Strahle
Robort Collins
Friedman
John Hermingham
Airport Board orders Nolan to close car lot at airport
Weld County Municipal Airport Board set a 45 day deadline for Dick Nolan to liquidate his used car business at the Weld County Airport. Nolan reported shrinking inventory and plans to have only company and rental cars within 30 to 60 days. The meeting also covered lease assignments, funding reviews, and infrastructure costs including a proposed $11,055 natural gas feeder system.
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Nolan
Red Edgerton
Tribune
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Dick Nolan
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Don Carlisle
Nolan Aviation
UNC seniors lean into recital highlights and composers
Two University of Northern Colorado seniors present a joint recital in Michener Library L110 on May 24 at 7 p.m. Marianne Fitch will perform works for clarinet and piano including Six Studies in English Folk Song and a Hindemuth Senate, with Linnea Engelking soprano opening and closing selections from Mendelssohn Elijah and John Beckwith. The program features accompaniments by Susan Brown, Mary Teske, Patti Holdt, and Judy Shober, highlighting a diverse lineup of classical and English pieces.
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Philip
Linnea Engelking
Lovell
Wyo
University of Northern Colorado School of Music
Miss Fitch
Michener
Miss Engelking
Susan Brown
Delia
Thomas Arne
Mary Teske
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Mrs. Brown
Israel
Mendelssohn
Elijah
Miss Teska
Senate
Paul Hindemuth
John Beckwith
Miss Pitch
Patti Holdt
Judy Shober
Wolfgang Mozart
Kathy Graves Senior Recital At University Of Northern Colorado
Kathy Graves daughter of Lovella Graves Fort Lupton will present a senior recital at 4 15 pm Wednesday in Michener Library L110. Graves a soprano pursues a BA in music education at University of Northern Colorado School of Music. Assisted by Mary Monteith mute and Susan Brown piano she opens with Meine Seele Hort im Lehen Handel then Ah Mio Cor Handel and Air des Bijoux from Faust Gounod. Mrs Brown accompanies a flute solo Syrinx Debussy and Graves closes with Hermit Senge Barber.
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Lovella M. Graves
Fort Lupton
Michener
Miss Graves
University of Northern Colorado School of Music
Mary Monteith
Susan Brown
Handel
Mrs. Brown
Gounod
Faust
Colorado nursing bill seeks broad definition and board revamp
A Senate bill defining professional nursing in Colorado law advances in the House. SB 120 would create a statewide continuing education study, reconstitute the Board of Nursing with nine members including two consumer seats, and exclude practical nurses from the scope.
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Denver
Colorado
Ted Strickland
Westminster
Sonaly
House
Borothy Thompson
Greeley-area
State Nursing Association
State
Nursing Board
Board of Nursing
Pluswo
Drug arrest correction for An&ndash.Pafford misstatement
A Tribune correction clarifies that Ann Pafford, 20, was cited for misdemeanor possession of marijuana and released, not charged with heroin as previously reported in the Juesqay's Iripene drug arrests story. The corrected record notes the error in the initial charges and provides the proper disposition.
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Ann Pafford
21St Ave
Pafford
the Tribune
Bill would let landowners buy severed mineral rights
A Colorado House bill would allow landowners to reclaim severed mineral rights that were sold for back taxes. It sets a flat $1 per acre tax value for mineral holdings and requires delinquent owners to be notified before offering owners the right to pay and assume the rights. The measure, sponsored by Rep. Walt Younglund and supported by Rep. Virginia Sears and Sen. Harik Brown, moves to the Senate for consideration.
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Tribune
Denver
Colorado House
Walt Younglund
New Raymer
Virginia Sears
Harik Brown
R-Greeley
Weld County
Herb Hansen
Weld
Hansen
Senate
Brown
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