U S Sweepstakes admits irregularities in lottery petition
In Colorado the U S Sweepstakes Corp concedes some irregularities in petitions to place a privately run lottery on the November ballot. Secretary of State Byron Anderson rejected 73 000 signatures. the firm appeals to Denver District Court. A stay keeps the issue on the ballot pending ruling.
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U.S. Sweepstakes Corp
Byron Anderson
Colorado
Anderson
Denver
Corporation
Clifford H. Darrow
Leadville
District Court
Northent
Colorado Supreme Court
Anerson
Norbont
James Arthur
John Moore
Moore
Craig Barnes targets Gov Love over tax plan clash
Denver AP report shows Craig Barnes of Colorado Project Conan Cause accusing the Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry of backing Amendment 12 to limit property tax funding for schools. Gov Love fires back after Barnes claims big business blocks homeowners. Also noted: seven states plan a Denver meeting on the federal revenue sharing act led by Casper Weinberger with Gov Laveany confirming the event.
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Denver
Tap
Craig Barns
Colorado Project
Conan Cause
Colorado Association of Commerce and Industry
Guy
Jobin Love
Barnes
Colorado Capitol
John A. Laveany
Casper WW. Weinberger
Office of Management and Budget
Colorado
Kansas
Missouri
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Common Cause
Associ
Air Force to Launch Athena Missile From White Sands
Air Force plans a Thursday night Athena missile launch from Green River Utah to White Sands Missile Range in New Mexico. Officials will evacuate a safety zone north of Magdalena and Datil, extend to Grants and between Belen and Blue Mesa, with roadblocks starting at 6 p.m. Evacuation ends by 6 a.m. Friday.
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White Sands Missile Range
N.M
Air Force
Green River
Utah
White Sands
New Mexico
Magdalena
Datil
Scully
Grants
Belen
Blue Mesa
Mesita
Escapees seized during robbery investigation
Denver police arrested two escapees from Camp George West near Guid er after an aggravated robbery. Ray Davis aged 23 and Michael Carwell aged 39 had escaped the penitentiary facility by placing dynamics in their beds. They were accused of holding up a service station for 623 dollars, binding and bagging the attendant. A third person, Lucille Crawford of Denver, was also arrested in the investigation.
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Denver
Po- Mee
Uwwo
Camp George West
Guider
Ray Davis
Michael Carwell
Dynamics
Davis
Carwell
Lucille Crawford
Heating contractor advice saves remodeling costs
Before remodeling a home, call in a heating contractor for early advice since 90 percent of modernization work involves heating, which can prevent costly problems and expenses later on.
Wyoming Supreme Court reverses railway tax ruling
The Wyoming Supreme Court reversed a lower court ruling on Chicago and North Western Railway Co. property taxes for 1968, sending the case back for hearings to determine if the 3.9 percent reduction used by the State Board of Equalization was proper. The decision notes the formula based on Union Pacific would have cut C&NW taxes by more than 36 percent if applied to it.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming Supreme Court
Chicago and North Western Railway Co
Wyoming
High Court
District Court
Rallroad
Allen Pearson
State Board of Equalization
C&nw
Union Pacific Railroad
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Tribune
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Darrow
Hod
Albert Norbont
Craig Barnes
Gov. Love
Ation
Herdman’s
RCA
Herdman Electric
Wyoming Court
Sidney A
Emeson
MPALA
Edwards
Chevrolet
8Th Avenue
10Th Street
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