Indian leaders lean toward Carter on basis of promises
Leaders of 113 tribes through the National Congress of American Indians say they are doubtful of the Carter administration but show a strong leaning toward him after promises in Albuquerque. They seek tribal sovereignty, treaty security, control of resources, and funding with fewer strings, while criticizing Interior Secretary Kleppe and envisioning a future central Indian agency.
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County budget debate weighs raises and center costs
Commissioners probe pay hikes amid rising maintenance costs at the Centennial Center. A proposed six to eight month salary study faces pushback as we approach next year’s budget. Levy plans adjust with state funding, maintaining total tax revenue near current levels while funds carry over.
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State seeks to lift highway fund freeze
Colorado aims to fill a $27 million freeze on Denver Boulder area projects by December 7 after the federal highway agency cited JRPP deficiencies in air quality evaluation rapid transit impact analysis and public comment. About $19 million of safety and system management projects in the region continue to move forward.
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