Lamm rallies taxpayers at Colorado capitol for tax relief
Gov Richard Lamm addressed about 200 taxpayers on the Capitol steps urging action on property tax relief as lawmakers ponder a potential $70 million tax hike next year. He pledged seminars on property assessment and school financing and urged quick action before the session adjourns.
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Nuclear era stirs fears over Moscow talks and radar risk
Washington sources report that U S Soviet negotiations on microwave bombardment risk nearing a crucial point. State Department officials warn the issue could force harsher Western diplomacy while CIA analysts study potential health effects and emergency response plans. Hospital tests show elevated white blood cell counts among embassy staff, fueling concerns of radiation exposure and long term illness.
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New Alaskan pipeline plan revealed in federal hearing
Washington AP reports executives of a new Alaskan gas pipeline consortium presented a plan in a federal hearing. The proposal envisions Canada driven routes and cross border cooperation with North American partners to develop a line from Prudhoe Bay to the lower forty eight, linking existing pipelines.
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Weld County Centennial Bicentennial Calendar
Centennial events across Weld County feature parades, pageants, tours, fireworks and a district arts display. Activities run from June through July at Eaton, Platteville, Raton, Leake Stadium and Island Grove Park with community concerts, a village dedication, and a bicentennial art show.
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Vane
Daan
Rainn Park
Mountain Men and Mary Funk School of Dancing
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Exton
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Centennial Village
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Colorado school aid compromise reaches 10.8 million plan
House Senate conference members announced a compromise 10.8 million dollar school aid package to avert a possible special session. It guarantees 10.5 million minimum state aid to districts with 15 counties receiving less, while per pupil funding rises in many districts. Governor Lamm warned of a potential special session if aid is not approved.
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K-Denver
Ant Iquse
Bob Leon Kirscht
Douyble
Kirscht
Plock
Lamm
State Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization
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Silizens
Sunalors
John J. Sanko
Denver
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General Assembly
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Adams
Boulder
Chaffee
Crowley
Dells
Dolores
el Paso
Garfield
Huerfato
Jefferson
Lincoln
Prowers
Pueblo
Teller
Weld
Nurnimumt
Lanting
GOP
Senate
Will contest clouds Howard Hughes estate case in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas a complex probate battle over Howard Hughes fortune grows with multiple wills claimed by relatives and a New Mexico man. A one page document dated April 11 1975 allegedly leaves the entire estate to Richard Hughes of Albuquerque. Probate hearings and July 30 deadlines loom as attorneys pursue testaments witnessed by Fessenden and Simmons at the MGM Grand amid ongoing allegations of fraud and misrepresentation related to the Hughes will.
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Nev
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Billondire
Salt Lake City
Texas
Richard Richard Hughes
Albuquerque
N.M
John Goriman
Robert Lepome
Donald Fessenden
James Simmons
Bosh
Berg
Upey
Mgm Grand Hotel
Richard Hughes
New Mexico
Denver area living cost up despite food decrease
Denver University researchers report the metropolitan area's cost of living rose 14 percent from January to April, driven by higher housing, apparel, transportation, and health costs. Meals and fish were down, dairy up slightly versus April last year, while core bakery goods declined 1 percent.
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Denver
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Bureau of Statistics
Pueblo West recalls recall vote in small community board
Pueblo West residents voted in a recall effort for the five member governing board of the Pueblo West Metropolitan District. The unofficial tally showed 44540 in favor and 206 against recall. Several organizers led the campaign though Whaley was not a current board member. Two directors, Richard AleComp aril and FarI Cardinal, were elected May 4.
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