District negotiators clash over Greeley teachers contract talks
GTA and Greeley-Evans board fail to reach accord on a new professional negotiations agreement. GTA argues for broader scope including terms of employment and benefits while the board limits talks to salaries. A new public session approach follows a Colorado Supreme Court decision.
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GTA
Don Johnson
Greeley Central High School
Colorado Supreme Court
Littleton Board of Education
Charles Karowsky
Weld County presses Ford to sign taxes bill for federal lands
Weld County Commissioners urged President Ford to sign a bill providing payments in lieu of taxes on federal land in the county. The measure, advancing through the Senate, would yield about 99,000 to 100,000 dollars annually to Weld County, covering the Pawnee National Grassland area. County officials wondered about continuing rental fees totaling around 36,000 dollars directed to local school districts.
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Meyer Tribune
Bawer
Weld County
Ford
Senate
Frank Evans
D-Colo
Glenn Billings
Pawnee National Graenland
Tne
Norman Carlson
Billings
Thomas David
Boulder
John R. Lowenbach
Social Services Department
David
Colorado bottle deposit ads face price increase claim
A Colorado referendum on a 5 cent bottle deposit prompts ads warning shoppers of a 25 percent price rise, based on Oregon data. Richard Powell of Metal Container Corp. concedes he cannot prove the claim yet, but argues prices could rise if passed. Safeway figures show a six pack of Coca Cola costs 1.17 in Denver versus 1.49 in Portland, while Coke prices in Wichita are similar to Portland.
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Colorado Resource Recovery Committee
Colorado
Oregon
Richard Powell
New Metal Container Corp
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Powell
Safeway
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Ore
Steve Holcomb
Coca Cola
Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Colorado Supreme Court weighs reinstating tax control ballot item
The Colorado Supreme Court ordered opposing sides to file written arguments by next Tuesday on whether to reinstate a tax control proposal for the November ballot. The measure would require voter approval before new or increased taxes at local and state levels after a Denver judge struck it down for signature issues. Northern Colorado forecast calls for rain and snow ending by early afternoon, then partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures.
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Colorado Supreme Court
Denver District Court
Colorado
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Onight
Tribune Delivery Notice for Early Morning Readers
Notice from the Tribune advising readers who have not received their newspaper by 6 30 am to call the provided phone number 452 021 to arrange delivery or check status.
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Tribune
Weld County approves uranium test site permit for WMC
Weld County Commissioners grant a special use permit to Wyoming Minerals Corp for a uranium solution mining test site 7% miles southwest of Briggsdale on County Road 87 near Crow Creek. Slides shown detailed solution mining, bonds set, Westinghouse backing, and restoration plans with questions about aquifer impact.
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Wyoming Minerals Corp
WMC
Lakewood
Briggsdale
Crow Creek
Colorado Water Quality Control Commission
Weld County Planning Commission
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Brown
Who
Ag Council
Bill Eisenbarth
WME
Westinghouse Corp
Westinghouse
Billings
Wyoming Minerals
Eisenbarth
Wyoming
Texas
June Steinmark
Wholesale prices rise in September as inflation fears grow
A government report shows wholesale prices up 0.5 percent in September, pushing the annual rate above 10 percent for the first time in two years. Farm and industrial prices surged, reversing August declines, with Meany accusing Ford of mishandling the economy and Carter arguing unemployment and inflation remain high.
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Sara Fritz Washington
UPI
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Labor Department
Weld County approves HB 1041 funded two year plan
Weld County Commissioners approve a two year comprehensive plan funded mainly by HB 1041. Planning Director Fortner notes no HB 1041 funds until resolution of participation and a plan covering at least 18 months is submitted. Plan covers flood plain mapping, utilities siting, archaeology surveys, development, water treatment, airports, highways, and wildlife protection. County aims to continue HB 1041 program with unanimous approval.
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Weld
Gary Fartner
Fortner
St. Vrain River
COPIRG Sues Utilities for 47 Million Fuel Overcharges
The Colorado Public Interest Research Group filed a formal complaint with the state claiming Public Service Co. of Colorado owes consumers 47 million in past overcharges used to fund exploration by its subsidiary. COPIRG spokesmen said federal orders require refunds to customers and urged prompt remediation.
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UPT
Colorado Public Interest Research Group
Wetnesday
Copirg
Public Service Co
Colorado
Fueleo
William Schroer
Federal Energy Administration
PSC
Schroer
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