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Tuesday, March 19,1974
In Jefferson
Vol. 107 - No. 64 The Only Daily Newspaper Published Counlt

Letter to area districts

Denver Water Board

loosens up on taps
dition, Jefferson County is of initial
By Jane Tarbox one cording to the date

Transcript Staff Writer of three suburban counties application.

Although the Denver Water which filed suit against the —Local, county, regional and
Board has not officially called Denver Water Board for its state agencies must review the
application and comment
an end to the moratorium on alleged discriminatory prac-
water service to the suburban tices in providing water ser- regarding planning, zoning,
counties, a letter has gone out to vices. sanitary standards and en-
Last November $l6O million vironmental concerns. A set of
all water districts indicating a a

water bond issue passed a vote development plans must be

willingness to accept and
new applications for of the people, and pressure included.
process
service. mounted for the water board to
—Each application must
The Denver Water Board lift its moratorium.
include the projected demands
its moratorium in In surprise move last
imposed July, a
for service which the Denver
1972, after a $2OO million water month, the Water Board agreed
Water Department will review
bond election failed to pass. to service with water the huge
in with the
conjunction
Service was denied to lan- Johns-Manville development in
feasibility of providing service
downers in suburban counties the south end of the county. The
from existing facilities in the
had been
who wished to petition into a development’s plans and the costs of
since the
proposed area
water districtalready served by held in limbo
providing such service.
a Denver water contract. moratorium was imposed.
water service The application for inclusion
Denver’s refusal to provide Three other

water in the suburbs forced applications in Jefferson into the district will be AMAX gives $10,000 to CSM
also at presented to the Water Board
many landowners to petition for County were approved
after the three steps have been Vinton Clarke, senior vice president of AMAX computer center, left, and CSM President Dr. Guy T. Mcßride.
annexation into Denver to that time. Exploration, Inc.,
completed. The grant will be used to purchase
obtain the services. Denver’s New Proceedure center, presented a check for $lO,OOO to the Colorado School of additional computer equip-

of annexations into The Denver Water Board’s Mines Dr. Austin Brown of CSM’s ment for the center.
string Jefferson
County, with its 68 recently. Accepting were

stretches recent letter to all water

Jefferson County water districts, has a total of 17
districts
westward to within IVi miles of indicates that a new
applications for water service
procedure will be followed in
the Ken Caryl Ranch, the site of on the books since the
Johns-Manville processing applications for
the develop- moratorium was imposed,
ment.
The annexations have
water service:

—Although applications for

according
Board’s
to the Denver Water
Public Affairs office.
Thiefs make off with saddles, cash
provoked 21 lawsuits filed by water may be on record, a new A total of
applications, 50

Jefferson County in order to letter expressing a current representing more than 25,000 Three week*,*** 'murglaries in
was
gained through the shop’s tooled and one plain, both with shoulder of a road with a flat
7.1 desire for water must be sub-
regain possession of some

i
acres of land in the entire metro
Golden netted .theives more back window. [ridded seats and silver horn tire. Me Stopped to help, but as
miles of land that mitted. Priorities will be based area, have been held up because

I
square
$4OOO cash and struck at the Foss mounts and conches and made he approached the he
Denver has annexed. In ad- chronological order ac- of the moratorium, the office
than in mer- Burglars car,
on
chandise. Ranch 501 N. Ford St., in Golden by- Colorado Saddlery; two noticed the driver become
said.
night taking six western work saddles with “very nervous.”
the letter, the
Monday
According to
Seaton said he
Hardest hit was the Smith western saddles and padded seats, also made by saw seeds on
process for consideration of one and the front seat, and told the
Saddlery; one

News Brothers Trading Post in miscellaneous tack. Colorado

parcel by the board may take western saddle, tooled auto’s three
Taken were an Arab show junior occupants,
two to three months. Due to the Heritage Square, where $3,579
“P. Foss” the back of Lakewood boys ages 16,17, and
worth of rings and bracelets saddle with silver horn mount, with on
backlog of applications, a new
18, that
silver and leather lacing and the seat. no charges would be
for water were taken from cases.
request may not be

summary finished for approximately six

months.
A

also
small amount
taken. Police
of cash

said
was

entry
white
Y:
stitching made by Circle
two Arab tree saddles, one
Police

capable
said that

carrying away all of

of
vehicle filed if they “forfeited all
narcotic contraband.”
The three boys placed three
the gear was probably parked
RTD IDEAS SOUGHT Golden area residents who have north
on Ford Street near the plastic baggies of suspected
ideas about what bus service be have number to call.
ought to a end of the Foss Bam Monday marijuana on the hood of
A citizen’s action committee
provide local advice to the to Start saving recyclables now night some time before the snow Seaton’s patrol car. The bags
were turned over to the police
Regional Transportation District (RTD) is being formed, and stopped, and are looking for a
detective diviaon, and the boys
its chairman Cyrus A. (Bo) Bowers, is seeking community description of any such vehicle.
—Newspapers will be were released.
bus service and committee members. Anyone who Golden residents should be So materials can be recycled, Burglars breaking into the
opinion on

up rubbish to the Scrub-Up Day Committee recycled too, but must be tied Golden Bowl and then into the
has an idea on how the buses should or could run west of saving right now
has asked that these guidelines into separate hundles with 300 Club took about
take advantage of the Golden adjacent
Youngfield may call
him at 278-2524 during the day or at 279-4719
strong string or twine. $1,700 in cash from the
Pollution from
Scrub Up Day a week from be followed: two
in the evening. soft The volunteers will haul away
—Separate beer and businesses.
Saturday.
anything bring out to
By The Associated Press drink bottles according to their you The burglary discovered
Hundreds of volunteers are

color. Ketchup bottles and other curbside, providing it is small

by officer
was

routine patrol
tailings topic
LEADVILLE Investigators probed the death of a 16-year- expected to turn out to polish up an on
to handle.
the town forSpring, and most of glass containers will not be enough for one man
who found the southwest door of
old high school student who was found shot at his home late
shrub
Sunday. The Lake County Sheriff’s office
identified the victim
them will be hunting trash and recycled, and should be sorted
Brush,
small tree branches
cuttings
must
and
be
the
bowling alley unlocked. The for meeting
recyclable materials. in with the other trash. manager’s office door had been
Wayne Dollman, 16, son of Mrs. Ella Dollman of Leadville.
all tied into bundles larger than does Golden
as
Residents with things to get —Also keep separate no forced, and $3OO in cash had How get
His body was found Sunday night at the family’s trailer home. rid of should have them at aluminum cans for recycling. a foot in diameter and six feet
been taken from a cash box. minerals from various mine

The sheriff’s spokesman said an autopsy was performed curbside by 8:30 am. Saturday —And separate all steel beer SCRUB-UP Police said the
burglars threw tailings in its
city water
supply?
Monday night to attempt to determine if the death was ac- morning, April 6. or soft drink cans. Please turn to page nine a bowling ball through a plate The public is invited to a
glass window to gain entry into meeting of the city environment
cidental, suicide or homicide. A .30-30 rifle with a single spent
the adjacent 300 Club board Tuesday night to find out.
found in the bedroom of the home, the
bullet in the chamber was
restaurant. A locked cash Doug Cain, a graduate
shooting occurred
spokesman said. The authorities theorize the
drawer wasforced, and $1,464 student in geochemical
in the bedroom and the Lake County High School junior then was taken. A .25 caliber engineering at the School of
staggered to the door of the trailer and then back inside. The Browning pistol was also taken. Mines, will speak on the Argo
said there was no connection between the Dollman Four boys from the Lookout Tunnel drainage, focusing on
spokesman
in Mountain School for Boys how the tailings get into the
shooting and the death of another high school student a

Nick Robertson, 17, son of Mr. and Mrs. Friday tied up their counselor, water, why acid drainage oc-
shooting Friday.
and took $5O from his wallet curs, and other aspects of the
found shot to death with
Gardner Robinson of Leadville, was a
before escaping from the problem.
.22-caliber at recreation area north of Tin Lakes. The
pistol a
reform facility. The meeting begins at 7:30
said investigation of the Robertson
sheriff’s spokesman Officer J.T. Seaton Saturday in the Golden city hall, 911
pun.
shooting had ruled the death probable suicide. saw a car driving slowly on the 10th St.

Austria Most of the Arab oil producers are

VIENNA,
their
preparing to load tankers for the United States following

decision to lift their five-month

ruled out gasoline rationing
oil embargo. The

in the United States this summer,

move virtually
Rummage sale set
supplies expected to remain tight and no reduction
but oil were

in was expected. Libya and Syria refused to endorse

prices
resumption of exports to America despite strong pressures
to
for this weekend
the decision and present a united Arab front.
join in majority

cleaning is always Proceeds from the sale will go

Spring
likely to produce some excess to the Lions Park Development
THE LOCKHORNS
household gear, and the Golden Fund and will be used to further
for develop the park
Lions Club has just the place currently
it. under construction just west of
the Golden swimming pool.
The annual Lions
Rummage Park facilities will include two
Sale is set for this
Friday and
lighted baseball fields, rest
Saturday, and according to Sale tennis a
rooms, courts,
Chairman George Smith, so far
it looks like the biggest one yet.
volleyball court, grandstands,
fences and playground
The Lions will -take over the equipment.
basement of the First United Items to be donated to the sale

and be left at the church

Methodist Church at 15th may
Ready for Lions Rummage Sale Jackson for the two-day sale. basement Thursday afternoon.

Smith said items on the floor Anyone who would like an item

and sale may call

Golden Lions Club’s annual Rummage Sale this weekend will include many antiques picked up for the
Gathering in the merchandise for the are

household items of all Smith at 279-4383.

Chariman George Smith, top, and Roy Meyer. Proceeds from the event, which will be Friday and
? descriptions, from appliances to Sale hours will be from 9 am.
"ONE For? THE (?OAP United Methodist Church at 15th and Jackson Streets, will go to
Saturday in the basement of the First to 8 pun. Friday, and from 9
clothing to furniture to the
OUT WE LIVE RIGHT NEKT POOR.” by Dean Studios)
the Lions Park Development fund. (Photo inevitable pickle dishes. am. to 4 pm. Saturday.
 1974-75 school year
Golden Landmarks embark
Final ACT, SAT tests

Randy Elliott heads new The schedules for final testing dates for ACT and SAT
on new ambitious schedule
testing have been announced, and any high school senior or
include points of interest other
graduating junior planning to attend By Den Galbraith "We hope for a bit more
college must make
slate of GHS officers arrangements to take the tests before submitting college
Special To The Transcript planning in our future than buildings, such as areas of
mining, geological and ar-
"fish program,” said Gene Child,
applications. Feeling that it’s time to
chaeological interest, historic
chairman of the board, "and as
or cut bait,” the Golden Land-
Following a week-long session Emerson Presently, all colleges require at least of the test roads, trails and railroad
Schwartzkopf, Pat one
a result we would like for more
of banners marks Association has em- and ditches.
speeches, and Morris, Bob some, however, require from both tests. grades,
Bardweil, Len scores; scores
barked rather ambitious
participation from the com-
slogans, the Golden High Hesseltine, Lynn Moore, dates follows:
on a
Historical Research
Remaining testing are as
schedule in-
munity.”
students voted for officers for up coming that Another
MichelleCarthy.Bill Blum, Tim ACT Various committees will program underway
the Student Body for the 1974-75 volves several projects, two or
Colton and Anne Marie with concerns itself with historic
concern themselves
Registration Deadline April 1 for test on April 27. May 20 three of which are already in
school year. Oscarson. historical research, research of Golden and its
for test June 15. finance,
on progress.
landmark environs, on all
phases of
surveys, programs,
Elected were: Randy Elliott, ACH (Achievement) and history not covered by the
Junior Officers will be: membership, cooperation
President; Mike Trowbridge, Registration Deadline March 22 for test on 4
President, Scott Carlson; Vice May with other historic groups. landmarks survey.
Boys Vice President; Debbie SAT New cub scout One of this
President, Robb Vogel; "Many people still think that portion program
Croissant, Girls Vice President;
Secretary-Treasurer, Julie Registration Deadline May 16 foi test on June 22. Golden Landmarks is con- will be taped interviews with
and Kathy Passerine, old-timers of the community
Secretary-Treasurer.
Beattie; and representatives- Registration is $6.50
per test;upon registration a student
master needed cerned only with the Astor on

at-large Charlie Barbour, will be informed about the location of the House,” Donna Miller, any and every aspect of Golden
testing. Forms are
and Jefferson County history.
Senior Officers will be; Steve Rhonda Buehler, Jan Cary, president, said, "but, actually,
Crista Tom Curley, Marcia Hut-
available from John Thomalla, counselor, in the Golden High for Pack 497 the Astor Houqp is only a minor Golden Landmarks also hopes
Long, President; Bar- School Counseling Center, and should be obtained before
to collect material of interest,
win, Vice President; Linda Roe. chinson, Mary Mathison, Hie Indiana Hills and Kit- part of our overall program.”
spring vacation starts Friday afternoon March 22.
such as photographs, and build
Secy-Treasurer; and Debbie Smyth, Art Witulski, Membership Drive
tredge Cub Scout Pack no. 497 historical reference
representatives at - -
large
Charlotte Lohrenz and Pam met Tuesday night at Parmalee Building up membership will up a

which be used by
Paricio. be given number-one priority library, can
Elementary School. The Cubs
for 1974. As a further in- area historians and groups.
and parents are faced with the
ducement to Certain phases of this
problem of finding another cub
becoming .a

member in the all research would concern itself

Youth class set

near

AROUND tractor-safety
master.
master’s persons becoming associated with the various place names
A cub respon-
surrounding Golden, and
with Golden Landmarks prior to
sibilitiesinclude directing one
will be known background on Indians, far-
pack meeting a month, passing August, 1976, as
Youth, ages 14-15, planning to March 25 and 26. Cost for instruction is $6. Pre-
ranchers and what have
"Centennial Members.” All mers,
Hie class will meet the enrollment must be made at the out awards, planning week-end
work on a farm or ranch this at

TOWN
members will be mailed a copy you.
where they will be Jefferson County Fairgrounds, Extension Office before March hikes, clean-up projects, etc.
summer
of the of the Astor Future Programs
15200 West Sixth Avenue, 20 in person Generally, the cub master history
driving a tractor are required or telephone 279-
House, and will be mailed Monthly programs
will
Golden, from 8 makes Cub Scouting more than
by law to pass a Tractor aun. to 4 p jn. on 4511 to have an enrollment
newsletters to activities. continue throughout the year. In
2 a weekly meeting.
as our
Operation Safety and Skill Test bothdays. A sack lunch
should blank mailed.
At the March, 1973, addition, during the summer
Rosemary Baring, be Any young-thinking in- general
Program. This program is brought. shows will
For meeting, by-laws were months, changing
Around Town Editor Red further information dividuals who are interested in
Page being offered by the CSU Ex- Ted
Condron, Rocks
amended to allow for visitors a
change of pace at
contact Ivan Archer, Extension helping these boys should call con- give
Tuesday, March 19,1974 tension Service in Jefferson Campus, Community College, the Astor House. Showings will
tributions in the following
wiM fppoh th*> f'l^ss Agent, 279-4511. Linda Stokes at 674-4618.
County during spring break,
categories: Student, $2.00; include displays of historic type
Individual, $10.00; Family, styles and other aspects of
$15.00; Organization, $25,00; typography, purple-bottle
Supporting, $50.00; Sustaining, collections, branding irons and
$100.00; and Patron. $500.00. ranch effects, Western art and a

OUR PHOTO DEPARTMENT SPECIALISTS Realizing that many of our

to
variety of display
and
of both
cultural
community friends belong historic
several worthwhile community significance.

ARE ALWAYS READY TO SERVE YOU

organizations, or are associated It is hoped that outdoor tours

with other community projects, can also be sponsored during

Golden Landmarks decided to the summer months. These will
establish a Contributing include walk tours of Golden,

where interested to of in-

9 to 9 p.m.
Membership, picnic outings areas
Prices in effect a.m.
contribute 10 hours terest, and tours to historic
persons can
Mondays thru Saturday and
of volunteer time, and receive a ’ town like Georgetown
10 to 7 Sundays
it Tuesday, March 19 thru Saturday, March 23 a.m. p.m.
membership in lieu of money. Leadville, where historic
13th & Washington -
Golden
Persons interested in history, restoration and preservation is
for example, may donate time well ahead of Golden.

in library research. Golden Landmarks would

In willing, also like to sponsor change of
WW PRE-INVENTORY CLEARANCE CONTINUES « many ways, warm

bodies are as desirable as hard, pace trips to a variety of places,

Honeywell
cold cash. However, lyearly including the CSM Mine at

will assist the Idaho Springs, cattle brandings

memberships
Association in at mountain ranches, railroad
furnishing
trips, and historic restaurants,
regular newsletters, in various
overhead items, and in our such as the Peck House at
SHOP NOW AND SAVE %/ HURRY! SUPPLIES LIMITED! restoration programs. Empire.
Monies received in the near Astor House Restoration
CAMERAS Restoration work will again
LENSES future will be used as matching
HONEYWEU E.S. with 50mm f/1.8 lens, of the continue on the Astor House, in
funds in the restoration
574.50 Value sale 369 9S HONIYWILL S.M.C.T. 35 mm f/3.5,
saliB9 95 wooden balcony on the front of order to get it in shape for
HONEYWELL SPOTMATIC HA AND S7ROBE, 144.50 Value \lkJA—- As
the Astqj-. House;.,?ll .order to summer tours. soon as
510.00 Value sale 269 95 HONIYWILL S.M.C.T. 105mm f/2.8
11 9**
VP

details of the federal matching

HONEYWEU SPOTMATIC Umtk <H A Ua*. IS4. SO Value SALE ’qualify for our recent grant, we
.must $1,560 from com- fuhds grant ace worked out, a
349.95 Value SALE 239 95 HONIYWILL S.M.C.T. 150 mm f/4.0
SAltl 39
raise

HONIYWILL SPOTMATIC lIA BOOT, .50 Value munityfrteMfc 11”/1 ”* 4 •*“ tebMtt'ontfitrirtm
bhlcohyiWill
1
of the building. Every effort will
269.50 Value SALE 179 95 HONEYWELL
IIYWELL S.M.C.T.
! 200 mm f/4.0 Landmarks Survey

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239.50 Value SALE 1 69 9S A program has already been be made to build the balcony as

initiated which includes a it originally existed.

all older Additional renovation will
survey of the
residences and in continue several of the up-
buildings on

NIKKORMAT FTN Golden. Except for isolated stairs rooms to make that area

instances, Golden Landmarks more attractive to visitors.

will limit the of interest to Other efforts will be

CAMERA area con-

that area from Coors Brewery centrated yard, including

on the
A
to the foothills and from 10th to the rebuilding of the gazebo.
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20th Streets, including a few
Offers exceptional value in a
buildings on the Mines campus.
superbly capable yet on
Part of this survey is being FHA, HERO
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some of the survey being joint-

259.50 199 00 ventured with the Jefferson CSU meeting

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finally arrived -a fully automatic
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systematically catalogued and acting as represen-
339
man are

437.50 Value, NOW 345 424.50 Value, NOW preserved. Tom Lyons, 510-10th
Street, a freelance
tatives.
Golden High students par-
photographer, is
photographing in various contests
ticipating
all buildings and landmarks to are Dan A.
Meehan, Shelley
=1 supply a visual impact and to Griggs, Grenda Dowley, Cathy
furnish a record with a point-in-
Bk Johnson, Mike Linder, Kiri

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 THE TRANSCRIPT
3
Golden, Colorado Tuesday, March It,
- 1F74 Hawaii-bound students to

preview show at Bell Jr. Dates for your notebook

avenue flashes Some
School
90
students will carry the
Bell Junior High Lynn Macy, and square dances,
directed by Rudy Youmans.
Las Vegas

Rolling Hills
Nite

Country Club
Beta Sigma
Xi Gamma Gamma
Phi

Chapter
Combo and Cocktails

Dance Club
March 23
Colorado story to Hawaii next In addition to the 90 students, March 23 March 20
The Combo and Cocktails
week, during their exchange seven chaperones from Bell A big gala Las Vegas Night is Xi Gamma Gamma chapter of
by Virginia Weigand Aiea Intermediate Dance Club will hold their
trip to the faculty and staff and planned for members and Beta Sigma Phi will meet at
a large dance at the
Their full- annual guest
YESTERDAY AFTERNOON when the clouds came down School of Honolulu. group of parents will make the guests of Rolling Hills Country 7:3opm. Wednesday, March 20
Denver Convention Center, 1331
costume performance will have trip to Hawaii during the Club on Saturday, March 23. at the Trailer Park Clubhouse,
over Lookout and it began to sprinkle, a botanist we know spring at 9
Champa, pm. Saturday,
a special showing at 7:30 pm. break They will stay with host Prizes, black-jack, craps, plus 17190 Mt. Vernon Rd. The Ritual
predicted a two-footer for Golden. Predictions— sometimes
March 23. Music will be
Wednesday, March 20 at Bell families from Aiea School, dinner and dancing are offered of Jewels will be given to
right, usually wrong when it comes to weather around here. provided by “Joy Cayler’s
Junior, free of charge and open many of whom visited Bell for $lB
per couple. Reservations Louanna Kelley and Marie
Sunday was such a gorgeous, warm day that cold and rain were Brass Beat of the 70’s.” Magic
to the public. families in March, 1973. are a must. Eldridge. Election of officers
traditions Moments will be the theme
hard to take yesterday. Spring is caning tomorrow. Summer With the accent on for next will be held.
year
of the West, the
American carried out in decorations. Each
cannot be far Sophie Martin will be hostess
away....
member couple may invite one
variety show will present and Florence Heilman will give
students in cowboy outfits and guest couple, whose names
GOLDEN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Luncheon Thursday, the program.
be submitted to club
POST meeting
Colorado flair. must a
March 21, 12 o’clock noon at Holiday Inn West. Hal Haney,
costumes with
Included on
a

the program will be

Thursday African Violet Sale
officer. Members and their
home March 23
director of travel marketing for the State of Colorado, just a melodrama written and
Parents of Students and Teachers guests will be invited to four
(POST) will meet at The Hi Hopes Study Club will
from travel fair in New York City, will talk about the energy directed homes for cocktails before the
a by faculty members Golden High School cafeteria at 7:30 p.m. March
Thursday, holdan African Violet Sale at
crisis and Colorado’s tourism situation. After the luncheon, Jackie Culp and Loren Floyd.
21. The the
dance. Couples hosting parties
program will include presentation of results of a Englewood City Hall on
Fifteen Bell students will are Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunter,
Jack Hruska, Holiday innkeeper, and Ms. Joy Updike will
from 10
such year-long parent survey and a status report on the GHS in- Saturday, March 23 Mr. and Mrs. Bid Lambert, Mr.
portray characters as
conduct tours of the new “Solar Dome,’’ a new feature in- structional am. to 4 pm. A feature of the
and
villian Alfred Packer, hero program. and Mrs. Jose Rodriguez,
corporated in the recent expansion and rebuilding project at The survey has been conducted
sale will be new African violets
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Williams.
Buffalo Bill, Calamity Jane and during the past year during
Holiday Inn West. Make reservations immediately with Vicky hybridized by Earl Eirdom, one
Belle Star. morning coffee and roll sessions for interested
of the nation’s foremost African
Rechkemmer at the Chamber office, 279-3113.... Hawaii bound music parents. Each parent asked to complete
-

was a questionnaire violet

hybridizers and owner of Morning Glories Extension Club
in the show Wednesday
groups and attitudes about the school. An
include
on feelings open discussion Granger Gardens African March 20
NEW MEMBERS of Golden C. of C. Applewood include the Bell Jan Band I,
on possible future direction of the school will follow Violets. A variety of Gemeriads
Hairpin lace will be the lesson
Art directed by Mike Liverant, and
Nursery, Chandelle Corporation, Foothills Center, Golden
disclosure of results. Hi for the
the Mixed by
Choir, directed grown by Hopes Study Club Morning Glories Ex-
Industrial Bank and 300 Club and Fran’s
Catering Service, In addition to the status instruction members will also be available, tension Club Wednesday, March
Lynn Macy. The Choir, wearing report on at Golden
according to Charles J. O’Brien, Jr., Chamber president.... well as other Gesneriads 20 from 10 am. to 12 noon. A
blue jeans and jumpers with High, possible future
programs will be discussed. Emphasis as

such as Episcias, Columneas plant exchange will also be

cowboy hats and red necker- will be placed on the question, “How well are we doing?” held. Hostess will be
HOME FROM ENGLAND are the Rev. and Mrs. Eugene D. chiefs, will sing the “Colorado Golden students invited to in
and Sinningias. African violet Judy
High are' participate
Worth, their son, Richard Worth, and Mrs. Ruth Piffer of
Song” (If I Had a Wagon...) and "oldies” will also be on sale. An Bellairs, 13111 W. 6th PI., and
discussions.
educational is planned, lesson leaders will be Sharon
Golden. They were more than 100 travelers who par- “Dreaming of Colorado,” while display
among POST to all parents of Golden
slides of local mountain
meetings are open High and information, on culture and Cahill and Mary Tippin. Each
in the Methodist tour last week. Mrs. Hannah scenes
ticipated Heritage students. of violtes will be available. member is to
Hartsaw are shown to audiences. care bring yarn,
was also a member of the tour but was stricken with a
For further information, call crochet hook and hairpin lack
Dancing groups will present
heart attack and is still in Lincoln, England, receiving care. At
can can dances, directed by Mrs. Richard Hann, 756-0858. loom, if possible.
present she is reported to be making a good recovery and may

leave the to be with friends before returning

soon hospital
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GeMen, Colorado -

Tuesday, March 19,1974

Conservative view

Anther View
Karl Hess--prophet of a simpler era

By James J. Kilpatrick from triumph to debacle, Hess came sense,

these are sacramental trout, toe all goes wdl, they will be producing 400

!
The thing about Karl Hess is, he looks aboard assistant conductor, outward and visible signs of inner
a net cost, dressed, of week at
as speech an pounds a

-
like prophet. He speaks like a prophet
a writer, and Number One flack. faith. Hess believes that communities
pound. In toe teeming streets 40 cents a

i
and he thinks like a prophet. Allowing must leam to live simply and self- -of Adams
(juke a Change Morgan, that is cheap •

for two thousand years of difference He stayed with Goldwater for a year sufficiently in a new kind of govern- nutrition. They also are raising

-
between Biblical sands and American after the November rout, ghost- mental and economic
or so structure. vegetables, hydroponically, on the roof

.
sidewalks, he even dresses like a from Old
writing the
senator’s syndicated Starting the Right’s tops.

i
blue denim fatigues, worn column and dedication to federalism, he takes toe
prophet: thinking long, heretical Hess speaks proudly of Adams -

boots, a knitted cap. You are not likely thoughts. The more he thought about concept of decetralized authority and Morgan end its 31,000 Macks, browns,

I
to meet a more interesting character the principles of conservatism, the treats it exponentially: federalism to and whites as “our country.” At 50, he

i
this side of Armageddon. more he frit he was failing to live by toe fifth power. For all practical pur- is “completely happy, and completely

■
I into old friend here at
these principles himself. He found it poses he would abolish the federal free.” He is also, to be sure, completely
ran my

I
increasingly difficult to stomach government, dismantle the great broke. It is a condition that frustrates
Clemson University the other night. We

:
conservatives who denounce Big corporations, and return all political toe taxman more than it troubles Hess.
were under assignment to debate a nice
Government and support Big Business. and economic management to the He and
prophetic question, “Which Way,
earns enough by welding, by an

:
The time came for renunciation. He neighborhood level. occasional lecture engagement, to feed
America? Let or Right?” He was
a beard, sold his worldly goods, Trout and Tomatoes himself and the fish.
grew
speaking for the New Left, I for the Old and left. Hess is
serenely certain that one of To most of us clean-shaven types,
Right, but before the evening was over, For these
more than three years, Hess days his prophecies will be Hess is an impractical dreamer, a
we were talking about fish in his fulfilled. Just as Rome
lived on a houseboat anchored off fell, brought to
basement and tomatoes his roof. gentleman anarchist, a prophet suf-
"AND JUST on

•
can't we sit HEREwhv ALU Buzzard’s Point in the Potomac. He the of
<|isintegration by excesses
fering from economic hallucinations. It
WIGHT AND DISCUSS THIS ? "
Those who follow political affairs will learned the welder’s trade, but he greatness, so American civilization will is impossible, we would say, for a
remember Karl Hess from the days of learned much more: He learned what succumb to its own complexity. highly industrialized world ever to get
the Goldwater campaign ten years ago. was unnecessary. It is
large part of a Meanwhile, he and his neighbors are back to the and toe
village smithy
He was then a conventional con- wisdom. Eventually he migrated to the demonstrating that even in toe heart of chestnut tree. People do not want to be
temporary conservative, coated, tied, Adams-Morgan section of Washington, a great city, a community sustain
can poor, free, and independent; they
and clean-shaven. As writer D.C. It iq ethnic Walden Pond in the itself. Hence the trout. Hess and his
a -
an prefer the kind of life they are living
researcher for the American En- heart of the city. He lives there now, a fellow heretics are raising ten thousand now. But, ah, says Hess, that way of life

terprise Institute, he had come to know kind of Henry Thoreau of Columbia rainbow trout in basement tanks. They is doomed. And if one thinks millen-
and admire the Arizona senator. When Road, tending trout instead of beans. get the eggs out of Idaho and feed toe nially, friend the is
my prophet
Old Colorado the Goldwater train began its brief run The trout are in the basement. In a trout to 12-inch size; by this summer, if probably right.

From Transcript files Good times are always seen just ahead
By Janet Maddock

25 Years Ago - March 17,1949

Paul Eiselstein suffered face and

EDITOR’S NOTE: Good times Otani. “All Japanese think this way. businessmen who conduct some of their his
regular job. Patiently they dated
arm bums last Friday in a
seem just beyond tf|£ grasp of many Anyway, as long as we are healthy we business at in during her four college years. She then
most important night
gas explosion at his home, 509 15th St., while he was attempting
Japanese workers despite their bard must work hard in order to have a
small bars and night clubs. taught school three more years before
to re-light the gas furnace. work. Consumer prices are rising, happier future. I don’t think money is Perhaps two three nights a week,
or they married in 1963.
President Truman is taking a vacation in Florida, with
housing costs are enormous and free everything,” he adds, “But I’d like Otani gets home “early” from toe of- Her most
pressing problem now is
nothing to mar a perfect restful period except a ton of official
time is limited. Still the Ryuko Otani than I have now.”
more fice— 7 o’clock to the to
half dozen confidential
spend evening trying save
money on groceries,
papers, a advisors, a brigade of
family, like many others looking for Otani is 43. He was bom in 1929 when with his family. since consumer prices are rising more
newsmen and a private telephone connection with all main
prosperity, remains optimistic for the the world stumbled into a massive They live in a straw-mat room about than 15 per cent annually, about twice
branches in Washington. future.
He has had an easy toe U.S. inflation rate. Pork,
depression. by 14 feet with a sliding wooden door staple,
never a
10
50 Years Ago March 20,1924
life and he is hoping the oil crisis does has risen from $1.36 pound to $1.96
-

Hie Gem Theatre is

opening onto a narrow lane lined with a a
now showing “To The Ladies” Steve Wilson economic
starring By not create another
apartments, shops and some larger pound. A long dry spell has helped push
Theodore Roberts, and “The Soldiers” with Stan Laurel. Associated Press Writer toe price of vegetables up.
catastrophe. homes.
Grant Churches has been confined to his home all this week TOYKO (AP) Living standards are Otani But feels their real is
Orphaned when he was six, There is sidewalk. Their she income
no daughter
because of threatened attack of pneumonia.
a
inching upward for Ryuko Otani and his lived with relatives until college. Then plays in the street, but the street is so going up despite the rising prices. For
There are now 498 students registered at the School of Mines. wife, but it takes hard work and
he worked his through Meiji instance, she is able to buy meat
way narrow and hard to get to that there is
Thirty-six of these boys from foreign countries. sacrifice. Protestant school that five times week A few
come Gakuin, a scarcely any traffic. perhaps a now.

100 Years Ago -

March 18,1874 They live with their 5-year-old awarded him a bachelor’s degree in
The Otanis’ $5O-a-month room has a years ago, Mrs. Otani ate pork once or

The House of Representatives has passed bill to prevent the daughter, Chikako, in a single crowded English literature. desk, color television, dish twice a week and made do with fish and
a cabinet,
useless slaughter of buffaloes within the territories. This room. Mrs. Otani teaches high school There in textile and the rest of the time.
means were jobs dresser, low eating table and other odds vegetables
well, but the Indians and the buffalo English all day. Her husband before this
are certain to disappear plumbing equipment factories and ends. At night, they fold up toe
The most pressing shortage
before the advance of civilization. frequently spends 10-lf hours a day he started his own small company four table to make room to unroll the futons winter has been detergent for toe

A Southern paper relates that during the of the

struggling to keep his small plumbing years ago. Otani is happy to be on his which Japanese usually sleep. washing machine.
war one on
fixtures firm float in Japan’s troubled he has lost toe The Otanis remain optimistic despite
colored troops ran away from fight and own, but job security, A sliding door at toe back of the room
a was severely
economy. annual-bonuses and other benefits of their difficult life in one of toe world’s
reprimanded by a lieutenant, who asked him if he opens onto crowded
hallway leading
a
sneeiingly,
thought the company would have missed him much had he been
Together they make the eqtd valent of fokking for a big company. to toe next apartment and toe toilet most crowded and expensive dties.
about t9>ooo mutually. They sacrifice
killed. Sambo promptly answered, ■ lH many large industrial concerns, shared witonrighbors. Otani explains that his savings are
“Not much, boss dey don’t ...

for the future and are ableto saw about

miss de white folks, much less a poor nigger. But den I would
‘
Jripaaese workers get. law-cost When toe Otanis vrant tokkkw a hath, > - jewing, bis, business progressing,‘lris
half their income. Someday they may
hab miss myself and dat’s de housing or housing allowances, large they have to walk down to the neigh- family is healthy and “I’m becoming
p’int wid me.
’’

enjoy the good life if inflation, the oil retirement allowances and twice-a-
borhood bathhouse which charges toe happier and healthier.”
crisis or some other shock does not
year bonuses equivalent to three to five of about 20 U.S. cents
equivalent
ig>set their careful planning.
‘Detente’ varies The Otanis are typical of the patient,
months
benefits- are free.
pay
each. Often medical
apiece. Golden Daily
Mrs. Otani cooks meals standing in
hard-working Japanese workers who Otani gave that up for a cramped toe bade hall, using single burner gas
a
Transcript
have built their country into die world’s office in downtown Tokyo where he hotplate and rice cooker jammed onto
with the audience No. 3 economic power. Despite Japan’s
spends-six days a week processing a shelf beside
a

a stainless steel sink. She PUBLISHED MONDAY

wealth, however, the Otanis have a

orders from building companies or has no hot water or refrigerator and her
THROUGH FRIDAY

Founded in IBAA General C

hard life that Americans by George
many or
tracking down supplies from plumbing single luxury is a snail electric West. Second Class Postage paid at

By William L. Ryan Europeans would find appalling.

Golden. Colorado80401 Offices at 1000 ICth

boycott, warned Arabs that equipment manufacturers. About 5 or 6 washing machine outside toe back StreetGolden Members of
AP Special Correspondent the Associated
There are 51 million in the Japanese o’clock be.starts on toe second half of
The Russians sing a confusing Israel and “forces protecting door. Press. Member of Colorado Press

labor force, ofwhom about 9 million are Association ard

businfßk
the National Newspaper
her” want to perpetuate the his day entertaining Like most modem Japanese, Otani
variety of tunes these days. businessmen. The
Association Published
Monday through
occupation of Arab lands, and small average potential buyers. married his wife for
Careful perusal of internal love, rather than Friday, except Christmas and July 4

claimed that any concessions monthly income of a Japnese wage “It I do things to become friendly
and external Moscow using toe traditional “Omaiai,” or
from Washington and earner is the equivalent of $505, ac- with
propaganda might engender clients, then big orders are easier
arranged marriage. He met her when
Jerusalem were forced upon to the Prime Minister’s office.
serious doubts about peaceful cording to get,” Otani explains. she was a high school senior and he was Jerry B. Emerson—Publisher
Neil R. Paulson—Managing Editor
coexistence, even as the them by a “new balance of “A man lives for his work,” says
He is like millions of Japanese moonlighting, teaching English after
Kremlin for another power” brought about by Soviet
prepares
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• Communist scene What carried recently in a series of
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goal. On the
Third, what’s being said at Spanish party who complain right
home this suggests that that Moscow, intent on Soviet
some
state interests, is abandoning
highly influential elements have
doubts about the wisdom of the the cause of world revolution in

Caring for aged--a key social problem

its detente policies.
policy being pursued by Leonid
I. Brezhnev, the Communist Moscow reminds them that

party general secretary. Such the detente-coexistence policy

people, notably the was conceived as a weapon of
high
military brass, seem to fear strategy for world revolution, By William F. Buckley, Jr. Leaven Of Youth services needed for the aged are ex- are 47 beds in the home, so that toe ration

he’ll give away some valuable endorsed by a world Communist I have made a proposal, outside this Already it is a subject shrinks from of unskilled employees
one tremely expensive, and there is no way to patient is per
i

in return for meeting in Moscow in 1969 and column, which is beginning to gather the avoid the capital cost of them. Certainly nearly one for one. Or, taking the
advantage dwelling upon years and years very
prospective trade benefits. reaffirmed in 1971 at the 24th attention; and so I launch it here between the time when men and women there is no reason to discourage the figures for the nation, in 1969 there were
Moscow propanganda Soviet party congress, where I do
believing, as profoundly, that it are,
if the word can be used in this con- private sector from addressing Itself a$ 850,000 Americans in nursing homes that
beamed in abundance the principle was stressed that
to the would go far in meeting a particular text, ripe to die, and the day that in- vigorously as possible to toe building of employed 444,000 people, or one em-
Arabs sounds detente meant sharpening, not
unrelievedly need, and in transforming the ployee for 1.9 patients. (In 1963, there
creasing millions will die. Euthanasia, suitable homes. Professional medical aid
hostile to American efforts to lessening, of ideological war- in America, between
fare. relationship, young pending word to the contrary from the will have to be furnished by doctors and were 491,000 resident patients of
nursing
bring about Middle East
!

and old. that in six years the figures

“In its
documents, the in- Supreme Court, is unthinkable. The cost highly trained nurses, toe cost of whose homes, so
stability. The reader gets the
of almost doubled.)
impression that Moscow at once ternational Communist caring for the aged, most of whom services is high, and will prboabiy get
Mr. James Michener says it bluntly, need supervisory medical attention on a
fears there will be a settlement movement has more than once higher. The Republic faces a crisis of a very
'

that in his opinion the problem of caring

and fears there won’t be. qualified policy of peaceful
the continuing basis, is suggested by this variable is in the cost of particular and very poignant kind. We
for the aged looms as the principal social The only un-
coexistence,” said Party life.
1 !

Middle East turbulence can recent didum, namely, that the daily cost are aware of toe reasons why less and
It has underlined that problem of the balance of this
century:
skilled labor. And toeonly human leaven
threaten what Brezhnev
hopes peaceful of semi-private hospital room in New
a less toe aged die at home. The principal
is youth, whose functional com-
to gain from the detente and
coexistence...is a form of class greater than ecological asphyxiation, York City is now over $lOO. Good private reason is the lengthening life
span.
pansionship could greatly affect the
•

struggle... The than overpopulation,

t>us he might welcome a policy of greater greater homes for the aged are beyond the reach Another is the need for certain kinds of
quality of toe last years.
measure of calm. At the same peaceful coexistence helps give than the energy crisis. Toe figure is, I
of any except the very very few. There care that cannot readily be provided at
time the settlement taking impetus to the class struggle oppose, scientific impressionism, but it
are charitable and religious homes that Costs So artog home. Another
is the diminishing
shape is an American one. against imperialism at national has been said that one-half of those who
will take in in return for
elderly people The Mary Manning Wrish Home in domestic utility of the great-
Clearly Moscow worries about and world levels.”
are now 65 years or older would be dead if
their Social Security checks. But these New York employs full-time 40 doctors
the Americans walking off with These articles insisted that grandmother or great-grandfather. Still
medical science had been
all the marbles, eroding the “detente
brings about new and aragjtjAeven I think, for example, of the Mary Man- and 43
registered nurses. The cadre of its another is the very high cost of urban
1

influence the Russians have more favorable premises to

a generation ago. It Is
gßjplitely ning Walsh Home in New York City pofessional staff
is 50. It employs, as living quarters where, now, 73 per cent of
predictable that medical progmu will
been and intensify the struggle for unity” arenecessarily exclusive, with facilities cooks, waiters, janitors, nurses’ toe American people live. All of these
carefully
so ex-
continue, and with it the of
pensively building far 20
years.
of Communists around the surctmjts Cruelly unequal to the task at hand, assistants, elevator operators, combine to create toe institution of the
Moscow cheered the Arab oil world.” gerontology. the physical facilities and professional laboratory workers, a total of 311. There nursing home. (To be continued.)
 THE TRANSCRIPT 5
Golden, Colorado Tuesday, March 19,1974

College
-

Fred Kessenich

cage Sports Editor

slate SPORTS
By The Associated Press

Monday’s Games
CCA

Championship

Indiana 85, S. California 60

Tuesday’s Games
NIT
Quarter-finals Sport Shorts
Md. - Eastern Shore 27-1 vs.

Jacksonville 19-8, 7 p.m., EDT.

Hawaii 18-8 vs. Purdue 18-9, 9
By The Associated Press banquet as the outstanding
pm., EDT
HOUSTON (AP) -
Running visiting player to face Big Five
Thursday’s Games
back Mel Farr he is teams this year. The junior
NIT says
retiring from the National guard from New Brunswick,
Quarter-finals
Football League. N.J., was named the recipient
Memphis St. 19-10 vs. Utah 20-
The eight-year pro from Monday.
7,7 pm., EDT.
UCLA was acquired by the
Connecticut 19-7 vs. Boston
Houston Oilers from Detroit VILLANOVA, Pa. (AP) Paul
19-8, 9 pm., EDT
-

Col.
about two weeks ago. Paolisso, former
Saturday’s Games Syracuse
The Oilers would have turned
NCAA University quarterback and •
over their fourth-round draft assistant football coach, has
Semifinals •
choice for Farr had he been added the staff of
Kansas 23-5 vs. Marquette 25- reported to \
here but Oiler spokesman Villanova
4,1 EDT. an University.
Transcript photo by Fred Kessenich pm.,
said Monday no compensation Head Coach Jim Weaver,
UCLA 25-3 N. Carolina St. ;
Miners open
vs.
season will be made since Farr retired. announcing
28-1, 3 pm., EDT
the hiring Monday, j
said Paolisso primarily would T
PHILADELPHIA (AP) All- be in charge of the Wildcats' :
When Jim Darden’s Colorado School of Mines baseball squad Lunsford; Tom Melsen; Steve Rich; Don Walton and assistant -

Danny White of Arizona State American Gary Brokaw of

takes to the field to officially open their 1974 coach Frank Patete. Middle row, left to right: Art Palm; Don freshman-junior varsity squad. ;
Tuesday afternoon, for
passed 23 touchdowns last Notre Dame will be honored Paolisso, 25, had been an ;
the above Taylor: Mike Steve Blair;
season, players will take the action to Metro State McGolden; Greg Kelleher; John
16 at the 27th annual Herb
season. Ben Malone was on the April assistant at Syracuse for three t

College, the opposition. In the back row, left to right are: Coach Robinson and Bill Wood. In the front are: Kevin McCord; Gene
end of 15 passes. Good Basketball Club awards
scoring / years.
Mark Rick Mark Barth and Drener.
Darden; Andy Anderson; Depuy; Bloom; Andy

Local skiers OUR LIQUOR PRICES ARE THE

LOWEST IN THE DENVER
race at Eldora
Fred Kessenich
METRO AREA AND
By Douglas (Loveland) 116.05.
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Transcript Sports Editor Class IV Boys

There was a bee

slopes at
the ski
- hive of
Ist: Bruce Phillips
Kevin
Gazrrjrs PERSONAL SERVICE TOO!
activity on (Loveland) 71.49; 2nd:
1

9 to 9 p.m.
lake Eldora, featuring boys Campbell (Broadmoor) 72.96; crxrzAL Prices in effect a m.

Mondays thru Saturday

and girls in class 111, IV, V and
j

3rd: Chandler Lippett

10 to 7 p.m. Sundays
VI in the Slalom races, (Arapahoe Jets) 73.47 ; 4th: STOJZZ Tuesday, March 19 thru Saturday, March 23
a.m.
;

13th & Washington Golden

Saturday, March 16th. Jack Pretz (Loveland) 73.91;
-
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Many of the place winners sth: Scott Anderson (Loveland)

over the weekend, hail from the 76.14; 6th: Guy Worthington
)

Golden-Applewood area and (Laramie) 77.09; 7th: Ross

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there is excellent talent in McKenna (Copper Mt.) 77.29;

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some

HIGHLAND SKI DANIEL

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this fine array of young skiers. Bth: Ray Kan an (Arapahoe

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The following are the results Jets) 77.40; 9th: Chris

of Saturday’s races at Lake Fessenmeyer (Copper Mt.) COUNTRY COUNTRY STEWART

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Eldora: 80.19; 10th: Mike McKenna

;

Class 111 Boys (Copper Mt.) 80.60. IMPORTED IDON DRY B 8 Year Old
Ist: Pat Crain (Loveland) Class IV Girls * ■
IMPORTED
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,

4th: David Harrison (Copper 3rd: Susie Dean (Loveland)

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Mt.) 72.53; sth: Chris Wiggins 91.84; 4th: Jennifer

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(Copper Mt.) 73.34 ; 6th: Rick (Loveland) 94.94; sth: Charcie Full Full
;

Fesenmyer (Copper Mt.) 74.50; Blanchard (Breckenridge) Half Full

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7th: George Klumb (Loveland) 97.16. Quart Gallon art Quart

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74.73; Bth: John Goldsberry Class V Boys

(Winter Park) 75.31; 9th: Rand Ist: Scott Tatge (Loveland)

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Kannenberg (Loveland) 76.34; 85.85; &id: Mark Tschetter

PREMIUM
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GRANT S CALVERT SEPPELT
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Class 111 Girls moor) 90.52; 4th: Jim Krall
Year Old
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(Loveland) 70.60 ; 2nd: Patty Skiffich (Loveland) 106.64 ; 6th:

IMPORTED PASTOSA
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Dunnahoo (Broadmoor) 73.53; Brett Wolff (Lake Eldora) BLENDED ROSE

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Anderson (Loveland) 79.72; Class VI Boys

79 Full Full
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Doug
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(Loveland) 90.88; 9th: Sarah Kenny Fate (Laramie) 106.75.
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No

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.

hard packed.
following conditions at major snow,
\

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ski areas Sunday: Vail 64 depth, 0 new snow,
A-Basin 92 depth, 0 new snow, packed powder. Full
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CROWN
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Golden, Colorado -
Tuesday, March 19,1974 Golden, Colorado -

Tuesday
'

eh 19,1974

i
State Energy Council bill passes committee Ration fears end with lifting of embargo
other fuels. no shortage.
WASHINGTON (AP) - cited by energy officials as the And thatdepend? on a variety
John C. Sawhill, deputy ad- Saudi Arabia’s oil minister
By Carl Hilliard Monday afternoon. with energy emergencies, sue* sufficient cause.
public notice and hold a public The tall is expected to be sent filled under current procedures. Gasoline rationing was vir- likely results of an end to the of things: gasoline demand, at Ahmed Zaki Yamani said
ministrator of the Federal
Associated Press Writer Both measures have already as authority to suspend existing The bill would allow the meeting before issuing an or- to the House floor for debate Currently, Colorado’s acting ; s tually ruled out for this summer embargo, although the Federal the high prices now in effect;
now said last week the Arabs
Energy Office, Monday would
Associated t ress nroer

DENVER A bill creating an

cleared the Senate. air quality standards and allow der. The council would have 15 later this week. lieutenant governor, Ted by Monday’s announced ending Energy Office declined im- actual crude oil import levels;
governor to retain veto provide the United States with
-

Energy Council with broad burning of polluting fuels. The over council decisions, and
power
says
members, eleven with one vote The proposed constitutional Strickland, is also serving as a \ of the Arab oil embargo against mediate comment after the the availability of imported
that an end

would lift the threat of

to
embargo
gasoline
the
as much oil as it got last Sep-
would be state senate representing the United States.
actual announcement. gasoline as the embargo lifts
crisis
powers,
and a proposed TheEnergy Council measure governor saw the council as no council order could last
each. They the top amendment could set up a clear
more Whether the nuisance of long still further in Europe, and rationing, for it would provide tember.
constitutional amendment differs greatly from what was mainly advisory in nature. than 60 days unless department heads in st-te procedure for filling a vacancy Adams County Dist. 17. But petroleum supplies may
extended by some assurance that fuel That provides one measure of
clarifies tight enough to require gasoline station lines is gone policy decisions on the use of
clarifying the procedure for originally visualized by Gov. But the Senate felt sue* government who might deal created by the resignation by The also stay
-

an measure
joint resolution of the General shortages over the next several future shortages.
officials John Vanderhoof. arrangement might tempt the with energy crisis. The the lieutenant vague sections of the law setting continued fuel-conservation for good, however, depends on existing gasoline inventories
appointment of state Assembly. an non- governor or
of months would at least get no Another measure is the time
both approved by the He wanted the legislature to chief executive to declare an voters would be majority and
governor.
the procedure for determining measures. just how tight the summer and the late -summer shift
were would month -for
worse and probably it takes -about one
House State Affairs Committee give him special powers to cope without The council must give 21 minority leaders of both houses. In the event the lieutenant the disability of the governor Both conclusions have been supplies remain. refinery production toward
energy emergency days Happy Birthday, Your Honor oil tankers for the Middle East
lieutenant governor and lieutenant
governor.
And it improve.
governor or “When the Founding Fathers
wrote in the Consti- But Sawhill also warned that to begin reaching the United
-elect accedes to the office of says anyone who serves tem-
tution that the nation would have to con- States. It may take another two
judicial terms shall be, during good
governor, the office of porarily as governor or acting News analysis
Land bill slow Senate imports to regain
behavior, for life,” Judge John Sirica said recently, tinue its efforts to conserve months for oil

expected to lieutenant would be governor shall be paid as that

governor
use vacant. The successor to fill the officer as long as he fills the “wasn’t that a wonderful thing? They gave us free- energy.
theirSeptember levels.
The reason is that U.S. Making such assumptions, it
dom

end
to follow conscience.” Sirica apparently
vacancy would be, in order: The

Embargo’s
position. our
is possible to venture a rough
demand for gasoline and other
Senate president, speaker of the During that time he would intends to go on doing just that. Although he turns means
approved the approach, the it wouldn't even petroleum products has been guess at the future. With
By Kenneth T. Walsh from Monday, according to the The House serve as an arbiter of land use House, minority leader of the receive no other salary from the 70 today, he has no plans to retire. As a septua-
Arab its
March 4 after sub- the rising steadily. And the production at
gasoline
Associated Press Writer lawmakers’ timetable. measure disputes between state agencies make sense considering Senate or minority leader of the state. genarian, he will have to step down as Chief
to
nations appeared unwilling maximum, supplies should rise
DENVER The Colorado But hopes of meeting that stantially changing a version and local governments. current version of the measure. House, if they are of the same
The court would, Judge of the U.S. District Court in Washington, but
increase their production levels Arab oil returns to the U.S.
supreme on as

embarassment Russ
would define
Senate State Affairs Committee drawn interim com- The power of the board The

for
deadline are fading, partly up by an was proposal political party. he will continue handle him
its own initiative, determine to cases assigned by higher than existed before the market. Shortages may shrink
series of because the land bill has mittee last and fall. trimmed in the House the areas and activities of state The bill specifies that if the
began an expected use run summer so
when and if the Chief Judge. He also plans stay with to the
went the would be interest which would require is not affiliated with
a temporary new to embargo, while U.S. domestic from about 17 per cent
lengthy, complicated hearings into serious objections. Strang through panel now a
governor a
the complex Watergate investigation of 5 cent by
bill of the section by section, “referee,” said, the the disability ceases. he assigned production has stagnated. neighborhood per
on the major land use The committee spent about 20 measure Strang special protection by local political, party, vacancy
be little
The resolution would bar himself last year. So there seems to July.
government, Strang said.
current legislative session minutes discussing which copy fielding questions from the decision could be
appealed to shall be filled
by one of the any
difficulties. still holds the key. If there is to U.S.
senator or representative, while By William L. Ryan prospect that total Theseshortages could be
Monday. of the measure to talk about committee members. the Court of Appeals. Such areas would include officers in order of precedence DO YOU KNOW What President Moscow broadcasts long have be economic development in the further reduced
But serving his regular term, from appointed AP Special Correspondent petroleum supply can expand by drawing on
But the committee didn’t because the bill had been Sen. Robert Allshouse, R- he warned that the places of historical value, listed. The officer picked to fill
Sirica to the federal bench? The been telling the Arabs the only Arab world, the keys are in the much beyond last year’s levels.
being appointed to any civil story just unfolded on U.S. gasoline inventories or by
have time to hear a complete changed times in the Aurora, the primary sponsor in committee could save itself places where mineral resources the vacancy would become
way they could get'
so many what they
service in the state. Arab oil and the Middle East West, not the East. Any chance for economic diverting some gasoline from
of the thesenate, also helped Strang hours of work by settling key located, natural hazard lieutenant a3pnf lejapaj e eoujs p9}U|od
explanation proposal. House. a are
governor. wanted to punish the United The Russians sound lot less
considered but the issue at the outset. areas, and locations “key
must create frustration and was a
growth at least if it depends on
-
Europe.
The bill is a
After settling that problem, with the explanation, near The legislative set to which The resolution must be sent -de jaMoquasG juapisajd -

H3MSNV S.AVQS3ni States the protector of their like

even humiliation in Moscow. as a regime bent on detente petroleum will therefore Energy chief William E.
out before The bill requires local facilities.”
-

obstacle to the the lawmakers heard from committee’s time ran any legislative officer was back to the Legislative Council
primary Rep. 3-19-74 c
1974 VEC. Inc
The United States has enemy. than one hoping to keep the commented
of ad- could finish their to “handle state Activities covered under the gained, require fuel conservation to Simon has often
lawmakers’ chances Mike Strang, R-Carbondale, the two men governments elected would upon his ap- for a proper title, since its
“Premature the oil waters roiled in the most
lifting of
-

lost, influence the sen- that his hardest job would begin
time. of interests of the bill would include major water title
not among provide some growth margin.
journing on who was primary sponsor a presentation. as an agent pointment to the office of original was no longer will enable the United sitive of the The Federal Energy Office ends.
and
Arabs even though it armed embargo strategic area when the oil embargo
Legislative business is sup- major amendment that rewrote The bill would create a Land state,” Strang said. If the and sewer systems, new lieutenant governor - be appropriate because of changes Israel before and the States to undermine efforts to world. Yet people who should
has measured fuel shortages That he says, is to convince
during job,
posed to be finished two weeks the bill in the House. Appeals Board, which would committee doesn’t favor that communities. declared vacated and would be in the measure. settle the Middle East crisis at credit Moscow with
October war and stood behind know against estimates of what the nation its oil crisis is not yet
her even in the face of the oil some stage,” said a typical wanting to avoid a major ex- demand would be if there were over.

broadcast. plosion, even while trying for all

Now, despite Arab anger over it can get short of that.
U.S. positions on Israel and all Moscow seems to have some

the Soviet encouragement in political problems in this

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United States, the producer and all it promises. But that So...Ed Sellers Says. . .

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AND embargo.
The men in the Kremlin must
dering opportunities
disruptive in the Middle East.
to be more
NOW SERVING
be asking why the Arabs didn’t There have been signs lately

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Golden, Colorado Crossword

Tuesday, March 19. 1974 by THOMAS JOSEPH
ACROSS DOWN
1. Caustic 1. Indo-
remark nesian
5. Man- island
handle 2. Italian
I ; - 8. Swedish violin
*
SERVICES wine maker
1A PERSONALS 7A 9A HOMES FOR SALE 10A APARTMENTS

WANT
measures 3. Devour;

CARS towed free. John-

9. Cossack plunder
REJOICE! It's the Eoster Season. JUNK
LOOKOUT Mountain Custom 3 chief 4. Short
Such gladness just has to be
son's Towing Service 279-4283.
or 4 bedroom home in prime view
QUAKER SQUARE 13. Wash rest
YeBterday*s Answer
shared! Fleur-de-lis Flowers, 14. Revolve 5. Source
ALL TYPES REMODELING. Roof- location. Price reduction. Call
W. 10th Ave. at Quaker St. 25. Pallid
1113 Washington Ave. Ph. 279- 15. Virginia 6. Expiate 12. Required
additions, doors, Eugenie Fulton, 277-0702. H.
7671.
ing, room
Golden, Colo. willow 7. Electrical 18. Not 27. Porter
windows, steel and Hutson, Real ter. 934-5787.
stone, 16. Dinner unit here 29. Oar peg

AD 1E LOST & FOUND aluminum siding. Ph. 420-5645 Add to your income, excellent 278-9711 course 10. Eden or 21. Utopia 30. Seasonal

after 3:30 p.m. 17. Chant Chuzzle- 22. Fondle song

housekeeping units, good Brand new one, two and three-
19. Boy wit 23. Short 31. Equalizes
location at 910-13 th street in bedroom apartments located
FOUND Blue corduroy jacket 11. Resting
CLEAN rugs like new, so easy to 20. Shanty poem 33. Footprint
near Golden at 16259 W. 10th
10th Street. Inquire at Golden. Has owner's live-in
do with Blue Lustre. Rent electric 21. Building (2 wds.) 24. Spite 35. Brink
Ave. Community Center,
Transcript office. Hesteds, apartment, suburb rental material
shampooer $l.OO. outdoor pool, lighted and
22. Celestial
1299 Washington Ave. history, grosses $12,000. For paved off-street parking plus

INFO
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FOUND, 2 tennis rackets by Clear brochure, call Chris, 756- giant storage lockers for 25. Di-
Creek in Parafet Park. Call 279- 0250. residents. Models open 10 AM minished
SAW SHARPENING. Pick-up and
3923 to identify. to 6 PM. Rental rates from 26. Jewish
delivery. Call 278-9704.
CHRIS REALTY month. Call 278- month
5160.00 per
1G CAR POOLS 27. Exclude
9711 or 278-0070.
It's to place a WANT AD in BT OWNER: Two plus bedrooms
easy
“Fly by Kite Paint Co." 28. Electri-
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CAROLYN! APARTMENTS, 1407
5541 for AD TAKER Experienced Painting unit
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an
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Run 15-word ad for 5-days for and fireplace. Kitchen with built-
apartments, shag
a unfurnished
card
only 52.25. Ph 279-5541. We can in appliances. Carpeted, double
paint it. carpeting, electric kitchens, combina-
RIDE wanted from garage, breezeway, storage
vicinity 21st Ph. 674-7291 children and small pets tion

RATES and Ford to

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Lbts of privacy,
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excellent
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Please call
278-9617.
after 6:00 32. Hebrew

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Rates apply to ads charged to
FREE! Spacious 2-bedrooms.
Jim Hix 279-7173 VERY LOW 37. Incensed
hutinesses and individuals and Small children con-
pet,
BABYSITTING in home, 38. English
paid within 5 days of receipt of my DICK'S ROOFING, all of
types sidered. Lg. rec. area,
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UN.
to play with, TIC, roofing and roof Free
repair. location. $175. up. 39. —of
279-6216.
estimates, ph. 277-0787. will put you in this 2 bdrm. Wheat Ridge Park Apts. Solomon
Minimum charge allows up to 15 Ph.
Will babysit in my home home. Cpts., drps., range, 2 237-9311 or 421-8819 40. Apiece
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Let us build a wood burning
ad to you TWO bedroom for
necessary. Keep your easy
DICK apartment
fireplace. COLLINS, 424-5584, DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE Here’s how to work it:
WILI in hot rent, $l6O. Children and small
babysit my home,
-

D. BASILE A res., 277-0060. RllO.

279-5237. dogs OK. Ph. 278-0580. 1411 AXYDLBAAXR
meals, any age,
SONS - MASONS
Place ads for 3 or more con- M Ulysses. U LONGFELLOW

secutive days for lowest rates

3A EDUCATIONAL Brick
plajtering
work,
and
concrete
all General
work, MR. C” NEW AND LOVELY One
letter simply stands tor another. In this sample A is
and best results. PIANO lessons in home,
my R- airs. Ph. 279-9375. used for the three L’s, X tor the two O’s, etc. Single letters,
••• A Division of Wells
6TH AVE. & INDIANA ST.
thru advanced. 279- Fargo Properties apostrophes, the length and formation of the words all
beginners and
are
MINIMUM 3 AM. Portable Welding. -f large 1 2 bedroom
PER WORD 3075. hints. Each day the code letters are different.
apartments
Evenings and weekends. Gas and CONIFER area, 35 minutes from
4A BUSINESS +free surfaced parking CRYPTOQUOTES
arc welding, pipe thawing, Golden, 2 to 4 bedroom, 2 bath,
OPPORTUNITIES inter com systems
general repairs. Ph. 278-1795. WIBHDRNVZ NA FBRNBU NE ARNPXV
all cedar mountain home on 1
-l-elevators
Pleasant Dignified acre of land. Second acre -♦-complete electric kitchens BTNHBEWB, QNVX EM BTNHBEWB, MI
CHARLIE'S Power Rake and
Profitable. available. Southern exposure, with dishwashers and self
service. and OPONEAV BTNHBEWB.-VIZME BHQOIHA
All describe
Physicians' Formula vacuum Evenings exceptional view. Owner
cleaning ovens
weekends. Ph. 279-5144.
Hypo-Allergenic Cosmetics. transferred, asking $38,800, -f-wall to wall carpeting in all Yesterday’s Cryptoquote: AN OPTIMIST IS A MAN WHO
Exciting opportunity. loan assumable. Call 838-5433 and drapes HAS NEVER HAD MUCH EXPERIENCE-DON MARQUIS
earning 7B DECORATING
rooms

Call: 237-9361. weekends and evenings, or 573- -E-close to downtown Denver, 1974 Features
(© King Syndicate, Ine.l
SERVICES 4949 shopping centers,
weekdays. ski areas,

RESPONSIBLE PERSON FREE ESTIMATES, interior and recreational facilities

96 HOMES FOR RENT -t-indoor pool and saunas 11A MOBILE HOMES 138 COMMERCIAL PRTY
Wanted to own and operate sandy &
exterior painting, wallpapering,
confection vending route. Golden and -♦-breath taking views of the
both residential and commercial. DELUXE, UNFURNISHED 2 FOR SALE FOR RENT
Pleasant business.
surrounding area. mountains and city night
items. Canstart part time. Call Bob, 986-8168. bedroom double, opplionces,
High profit lights
experience not important
Age or
carpets, drapes, fireplace, patio, +model apartments 1972 ASTRA Mobil Home, priced
car and SI, 195.00to 53.750.00 7C REPAIR SERVICES open 9 to
Requires
in Golden
The publisher does not guarantee cash investment.For details write and garage, fenced yard, no pets, 6 daily to sell by owner, set up
the financial responsibility of any

fina or individual in connection

include your phone
Department BVV
number.

SEWIN6 MACHINE
4655 Routt St„ Ph. 422-6159.
278-9563 Pork, coll evenings, 278-0944. A
3938 Meadowbrook Rd.
A VACUUM REPAIR IDEAL for four students or two
6th AVE. WEST
with ads appearing under the St. Louis Park. MN 55426 10 BY SS NuWoy, 2 bedrooms,
House
Opportunities" Expert service on all makes. Free couples: plus garden APARTMENTS
RETAILERS
"Business or air conditioned, unfurnished,
"IMMEDIATE INCOME" pickup and delivery. Call 279- apartment. Must rent as unit.
ether classifications and requiring reasonable Golden Park, $3BOO,
Distributor or full time to 3130. Unusual, come and see. Ph. 279-
a CASH INVESTMENT. Readers are part BRAIN) 2-bedroom 4- 279-6464 after 4 p.m.
new, large
23Q7. ,
*

;i 'f.
supply Company established ' o f1 i
urged make personal in-
••

to a
SCREENS, GLASS and Plexiglass. plex, luxuries and
,

storage.

BONANZA
accounts with RCA-CBS-Disney
vestigation of all such ads.
Records. Income possibilities up
Replacement. Bo Bower's Golden 9C HOMES WANTED Beautiful mountain view, utilities $4OO DOWN, assume loan on

Glass Co. 278-2524, 16920 So. paid. Reasonable. Ph. 279-7074. 1971 double wide 3 bedroom
to SI,OOO per month with only
Golden Rd. HELP! Need 3 4 mobile home. Would like to sell
large, or

DEADLINES 53,500 required for inventory

and training. Call COLIECT for 7J FINANCIAL
bedroom home immediately. WHEATRIDGE 2 bedroom un-
before April Ist, Call 278-0060. New Modem Shopette
Lease up last weekend. Good furnished townhouse style, planned on high traffic Old
Mr. James (214)661-9208. TWO MOBIL! HOMES
SERVICES References. Will pay $3OO Ph. Golden Road at Quaker Street.
WANT ADS must be phoned to the carpet, drapes, electric kitchen tied down and skirted, 7
5A HELP WANTED 789-3182. with dishwasher, $165. Coll 238- already
TRANSCRIPT by 6:30 p.m. day minutes from Coors Moun-
at Located on the major route
INCOME TAX 6918 or 423-6628 for
before publication. By 12:30 ap-
tainside Estates, 17190 Mt.
JANITOR WANTED Tax preparation service your pointment serving Golden and the School
COUPLE with dog would like
-

Saturday for Monday a

p.m. mineral Vernon Road. 12 by 50, 1971, 2 of this
Position available with a home or mine. Reasonable- house in Central
Mines, Shopping
publication. Golden or
bedroom furnished, $4175. 12
consulting firm at their corporate Confidential. Out-of-state
surrounding mountain area. Can
SPACIOUS Facility surrounded by over
by 50, 1967, 2 bedroom un-
headquarters in Golden. Contact service. Ph. 279-7350.
furnish references. Phone
CENTRAL LAKEWOOD 500 new apartments.
279-7641. furnished, $3850. American
Art Barrett:
CLASSIFIED 71 AUTOMOTIVE between 9 and 2, after 6: 278-
0604.
2 bdrm.
mo., 3 mo.
opts.,
lease.
2 baths,
Large patio
5225 Mobil Home Brokers. Ph. 420-
Visiblity and access are
SERVICES 6242 or after 6 call 458-8216.
PART-TIME wanted, 5 balcony, excellent for Beauty, Barber
help or
pool, clubhouse,
afternoons
per week, lindsay's
10A APARTMENTS playground, 10 BY 55 Oiamond, 2 bedroom. Shops, Dry Cleaners,
•—DISPLAY*—
2-car parking. I
SPRING fix up time. Get your cor
Used Furniture Store. Ph. 279- mile So. of Fed. Center. GE Washer, air conditioner, Laundromat, Pharmacy, Food
ready now. Body work and RENEE Arms, one and two
"9444. unfurnished, utilities paid, in nice Store, Realtor and Insurance
painting. We do Fiberglass. Call bedrooms, carpet, drapes, stove, 950 South Miller Way
park, Golden area. $2BOO. Phone Offices, Sporting Goods,
Ads with borders, illustrations or
any time. Gary's Auto Body. refrigerator, all utilities fur- Kipling Sq. Apts. Ph. 9M-4343
Restaurant.
full-time 756-5035 233-6561 ext.
REOUIRE geological 642-3586. nished, adults no pet, call after
or
special type setting.
exploration 312.
RATE: $1.75 column inch. secretary for mineral PETS A LIVESTOCK 5:00 p.m., 279-1115. 1 BEDROOM, 415
per 8A Arapahoe,
DEADiINi: Noon day before office. Send
Inc.,
resume to Parnasse

2221 East Street, CONVENIENT downtown one-

Golden. No Pets or children. Call 1971 HILLCREST. 12 x 60, CALL US FOR
Company, BORDER Collie 278- 422-1821. skirted, adult park in Golden. Call
pabßcotion. Puppy. Call furnished
Golden, CO 80401. bedroom apartment,
279-9790 after s=oo.
Only 1-column width ads ac- 0703.
cepted for classification.
fully carpeted,
$150.00, also
air

one
conditioned
bedroom
EVERGREEN . Male roommate 118 MOBILE HOMES
DETAILS
NOW accepting applications for FREE, black Shepherd-wolf, good wanted, share 2 bedroom house.
watch dog. Coll 278-1389, furnished at 24th & Jackson, FOR RENT
spring and summer employment. Fireplace, bar, balcony, 2 acres,
Full and part-time jobs available.
9A HOMES FOR SALE
$135.00. 279-6345 L
25 minutes from Denver or
237-8008
All positions open. Apply in Boulder. $75 a month. Call 674- RENTS
3 and REAL ESTATE
person, weekdays between 7374,

PHONE
674-4501, 733-2205.
5 p.m. Also immediate openings
FOR

Meadows.
sale or

New,
rent:
3 bedroom
Apple
tri-
CAREERS IN SALES .Travel Taller* 985-4802
for cook.
Railroad Restaurant, -Travel Trailers
level. Carpeted, finished FURN. A UNFURN.
Heritage Square, Golden.
recreation, 2 baths. Can DO YOU LIKE PEOPLE? .House Trailers
assume onebodrm. Apts,
DO YOU LIKE MONEY? -Toppers

279-5541 wanted, Married man 7-1 12 % FHA Loon. Rent: 5285. no pets 14A ITEMS FOR SALE
HEtP
Needed: Agressive people to
Jackson St. Call 278-1361 861-1075. 1400 Utah Gold on
preferred, apply at or -

279-AMI
specialize in the Golden area.
Apt. 209, Mgr.
Conoco. 17301 W. Colfax
55-GALLON STEEL INR DRUMS,
Need «e move lute Town? Openings lor licensed real Golden, Colo. 00401
$5 each, Golden Daily Transcript.
West Denver - close to bus estate people or we will help
RN or LPN, full
part-time,
or
of oMain license. The most l QC ROOMS BEEF IS still
lines, plenty privacy you a a good buy. Individual
2:30 11:00 join our To complete and extensive TWO-BEDROOM unfurnished
pm. Assumption nt freezer orders.
-

$22,800. or cuts Bart's

IRON Horse Motel —1 mile east
team to give quality care in conventional. 2-bedrm. brick training program is available mobile home. $l6O
per month, Beef. Ph. 494-7494.
Mountain to you, plus bonus and profit of Golden. Nice by day $5O
congenial atmosphere. deposit. Available the
rooms or
Ist.
w/family rm., many extras.
BRAND Kneissel
Vista N H, 4800 Tabor, Ph. 421 -
sharing. We have more listing week. Ph. 279-1071. Ph. 278-1189. new, fiberglass
Call Now
4161.
*

leads and prospects than we skis, (lever been used. 185 c:m.
LARGE Campus furnished, 12A MTN. PRTY
room,
ROSS REALTY can handle. For more details
available March 15th, private,
Solomon bindings. $lOO 279-
6A WORK WANTED FOR SALE 3492 Jackie.
call Tom Shoup,

WANT- 988-0440 cooking privileges. Ph. 279-

sales manager. Wedgwood
6286. WILL TRADE beautiful mountain ELECTRIC belt exerciser.
EXPERIENCED HOUSE cleaner LTD Realtors, 6150 W. 30th Very
HOUSE for sole 4- for anything of value. good condition $l5. Call 424-
References if necessary. Full- by owner.
Ave. 421-2914. It A MOBILE HOMES acreage
bedroom, 2-bath, brick home. 674-7777. 9507.
time work preferred, part-time FOR SALE
OK. Ph. 237-5715. Fireplace, patio, full basement. MOUNTAIN apartment with view,
14C APPLIANCES

AD
Beautiful view of Golden, well- fireplace,
HOW
hot water heat,
CUSTOM housekeeping, to fitted fenced 1-car 1971 HACIENDA, 12 FOR SALE
landscaped, yard, utilities, close to 1-70, one large by 50,
your wants. Work guaranteed. Call 279-4493 after 6 skirted in adult only park. Call
garage. bedroom. Write: Box 32A,
Call 279-1731 for information.
for appointment. 279-3778 ofter 4 p.m., anytime USED GE portable dishwasher for
p.m. Golden Doily Transcript.
weekends.
TO sole. $25. Phone: 279-5002.

INDEX WRITE
GAS

-278-0651.
stove. Reasonable. Call-

1. A-PERSONALS

I. A-CHILD CARE Hi and Lois By Mort Walker & Dik Browne KENMORE
gas dryer, new motor,

«.
3. A— EDUCATIONAL
A—RUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
A A-l
79>9
condition,
ext. 17.
$75. Call 279-

S. A —HELP WANTED I4E CARPETING

A. A—WORR WANTED

7. A-SERVICES
WANT-AD FOR SALE
A. A-PETS A LIVESTOCK CARPET BALANCES
Be honest with the reader
«. A-HOMES FOR SALE, and with yourself. 39 yards blue-tone shag, $ll9.
IF. A-APARTMENTS 37 yards gold and avocado nylon,
11. A- MOBILE HOMES Remember that the person $125. These are balances left
11. A- MOUNTAIN PROPERTY who reads a want ad is just os over' from new motel in-
13. A—COMMERCIAL PROPERTY smart as you are. stallations. Installer will show in
14. A —ITEMS FOR SALE your home. Ph. 935-3801.
15. A—AUTOMOBILES Classified ads are a con-

venient, low-cost for

+ Each anda classification has way

sah-haaMags, sach as HOMES Transcript readers to get CLASSIFIEDS CONT.

FOR SALE. HOMES FOR RENT,
together to buy, sell, rent,
trode hire.
HOMES WANTED under or
ON PAGE 9
classifications f-A, 9 1 and 9-C.
 THE TRANSCRIPT
9
Fred C. Peterson Golden, Colorado Tuesday,. March 19,1974
-

CLASSIFIEDS CONT.

Stopkil ing yourself

i—Junior Editors' Quiz on-
FROM PAGE 8
KLIPSPRINGERS
service Wednesday
14J MUSICAL ITEMS Peterson, who had worked in
Fred C. Peterson, 82, who had
FOR SALE the Arvada Post Office as a
lived in the Golden and Arvada

areas tor 46 years, died Sunday gardener, was retired. He was.

WOOD Oboe for sole. Fair illness. bom in Ashville, North Carolina BY M.D.
after long PETER J. STEINCROHN,
condition. Best offer. on December 21,1891. In 1920 he
510 Peterson, who had lived at
HOLD BACK OR VENT FEELINGST
Arapahoe, No. 2. 4009 Allison inWheat Ridge, married Irene Grandjean at
Outbursts, or inbursts? Which is worse? Is it better to be
Home Place Bluffs Road in
spent his last days at Mountain
14L ITEMS WANTED Golden. "cool, calm and collected!’? Or, is it wiser to burst out oc-
Vista Nursing Home.
Funeral services will be held casionally in an emotional tantrum? Here is one reader’s
He is survived
by his widow;
Wednesday at 2 at Woods viewpoint:
WANTED: Antique pieced quilts, pm. a brother-in-law, William
Memorial Chapel In Golden. Grandjean of Wheat Ridge; a Dear Dr. Steincrohn: I if a young man, subject to the
unquilted. Ph. 279-3143. say
The Rev. Oscar S. Lutz of Ar- sister-in-law, Marguerite stress and strain of living in this modern age would vent his c-
15A AUTOMOBILES vada Presbyterian Church will Grandjean, also of Wheat natural fears and related emotions in primitive way
a more
r~
FOR SALE officiate. Ridge; and a nephew, Richard
(becoming real angry) rather than being constantly calm,
Burial will follow at Crown Peterson of Ashville, North
1967 PONTIAC cool and collected he would be far less likely to die of
Tempest, ex- Hill Cemetery. Carolina.
cellent running condition, good thrombosis. is based the fact that blood
coronary My theory on

tread, rebuilt transmission, new

brakes. Only $350. Ph. 674-
Gold
clots are

My husband says
often related to adrenalin flow which emotions

man is now civilized and must learn control

cause.

-\k:
6394.
prices over his emotions. Giving in to anger is very childish and
KLIPSPRINGER
FOR Sale - 1971 Dotsun 240-Z, terribly un-Christianlike. He refuses to back up the promitive
Frankfurt fixing $169.05, up ISA ROCK CLIMBING
Eorl, 279-6661 or 988-8138 By The Associated Press mode of behavior. He frequent temper tantrums would
says
Selected world
$5.31. GAZE LLG-lKE
158 TRUCKS gold prices predispose us to high blood pressure problems, cerebral
Zurich $169.00 bid, up $6.00; an xelope
Tuesday: hemorrhage and heart attacks.
FOR SALE $171.00 asked.
London: morning fixing He never raises his voice, never swears. If he feels anger,
Handy & Harman base
price,
1 962 FORD 3 / 4 ton V-8 3 speed. $167.50, up $5.00; afternoon frustration, emotion that might be uncomfortable, you
New York, $169.30, up $5.00. or any
Radio, heater, chrome lock rims, fixing $169.00. up $5.00. What kind oj animal is klipspringer'.’
Engelhard, New York; can’t tell by looking at him. He is in complete control. Of course, QUESTION: a

carpeted. First $425 takes. Ph. * * *

Paris open market quotation $169.30 bid, up $5.00; $169.50 he has duodenal ulcer and he grits his teeth a lot. But he sticks to
279-6295. .
$178.69, up $6.28. asked.
his theory like to paper.
ANSWER: klipspringer is a small robust antelope ol
A
glue
tropical Africa.
The antelopes belong to the Bovidae
15F ACCESSORIES I will kick the coffee table and say, “damn, damn, damn.’’ I

of health don’t hold I think the family, the same as cows, goats and sheep, but they are
FOR SALE am free problems, grudges. dif-
is that 1 do slam door in while, and kick the
usually more graceful in appearance. There are many

! Scrub-Up
reason a once a
ferent kinds of antelope living in Asia, southeastern
235 CHEVROLET bellhousing
bumper when I find a dead battery. I haven’t hurt anybody's
$l5. Ph. 279-6295. Europe and Africa. Some antelopes live in forests, others
feelings yet, or struck people physically, but I get over an
on mountain sides. Many species live on the dry or grassy
fast the handle and forgetting it. What
argument by flying off plains of eastern and southern Africa. They vary in
size
• Continued from page one
g do you think? Mrs. A.
from the -large Eland of South Africa, weighing about a

Legal Notices and trimmed tree

COMMENT: When the adrenal glands shoot a large amount of ton. to the Dik-Dik of the African brush, about the size
long. Large city crews, Colorado School of
adrenalin into the bloodstream, then the impulse to slam of
comes jackrabbit.
a
limbs will be taken too, but they Mines, Coors and Tri-Cycle.
a door or kick a bumper or yell or scream or strike. During The klipspringer, found in eastern to southern Africa,
must not be longer than eight The committee had originally
SHERIFF'S SALE
extreme emotional upheaval there is the danger
of plugging an is a rock climbing, gazelle-like antejope. It stands only 20
VIRTUE
BY OF A WRIT OF feet and must be movable by planned to wash down
EXECUTION issued
out of the Clerk's
artery with a thrombus (clot) breaking blood vessel in inches high and is yellowish gray with a rough coat. It has
office of the DISTRICT Court of CITY
two men. Washington Avenue too, but the or even a

AND COUNTY OF DENVER. State Of Just about every organized repaving of the street won’t be the brain. Score one for your husband, Mrs. A. tiny hoofs and is sure-footed. It feeds on plants and re-
Colorado, and to
directed, whereby I hair
quires little water. The flesh is used tor food and the
me

am commanded to make the sum of ONE group in Golden is turning out done by then.
But score one for you, too. Chronic, simmering resentment
THOUSAND TWO HUNDRED FORTY
for Scrub-Up Day. A partied list Colorado School of Mines will for upholstery. In habits, it resembles the European
THREE & 28 too Dollars, ($1243.28) and (with abnormal release of adrenalin daily), or unnatural control
costs of suit, the amount of a certain includes: Lions, Kiwanis, be delaying its clean
up
for two chamois and the American mountain goat. Few klip-
obtained against of one’s emotions can bore a hole in the stomach. Witness
Judgment recently your short-lived in
Scouts, Cub weeks, since the weekend plan in because they are
GREAT WEST BUILDING COR Optimists, Boy springers are seen zoos
PORATION, a Colorado corporation, in husband.
Scouts, YES, FFA, The collides with their annual
favor of WARD TERR/ AND COAAPANY, captivity.
The answer? As in everything else, moderation. Human 3-l c>
a Colorado corporation out of the lands, Chamber of Commerce, the Engineers Day celebration. .
tenements, goods and chattels of the said
GREAT WEST BUILDING COR Golden Volunteer Fire The next meeting of the beings are human. At times each one of us gets angry. Each one
(Denise Larmav of Essex Junction, Vermont, wins a prize
PORATION, a Colorado corporation, I
have levied on the following property, to- Department, U.S. Disposal Scrub-Up Day Committee will of us masks our anger and “controls” it as your husband
for this question. You cun wip $10 cash plus AP's hand-
Service Golden be Thursday morning at 9 a jn.
wit:
1968 Chevrolet % ton SCE
(formerly suggests, Mrs. A. some Yearbook ij your question, mailed on a post-
World
Pickup,
2485144693 Waste Disposal), the Jaycees, in Golden City Hall.
said
I wish that emotions alone were the answer to our ills. There card to Junior Editors in care of this newspaper, is se-
THEREFORE, According to

command, I shall expose for sale, at

are other ingredients in the cause of coronary thrombosis. But I lected for a prize.)
Public Auction, all the right, title and
interest of the above named GREAT
agree that emotions are important factors. All each one of us
BUILDING CORPORATION, a
WEST
there’s less
Colo. Corp., in and to the above described
can hope to do is to take the middle of the road, so
property, on
1974, at 10:00 o'clock
Friday, the 29th day of March
A M. at WESTSIDE
Stocks of local concern chance of being shuffled off by unnatural inbursts or outbursts.
AUTO BODY AT 1607 JAY STREET, in
LAKEWOOD, COLORADO. MEDICALETTES (Replies To Readers)
Datedat Golden, Colorado,this 19th day of 12
(Stock prices courtesy of Paine, Martin Marietta
tell whether need
March 1974. Dear Dr. Steincrohn: Can an eye doctor you
Wright Midwestern Fin 12
u Ly|# w
Webber, Jackson and Curtis of
Deputy 12% a change in your glasses by looking in your eyes with a light? I
Harold E. Bray, Denver.) National Lead
Sheriff
of JeffersonCounty
Occidental Petro 10% had an examination recently. He said I needed no change.
John J. King, Jr. Attorney
6 But I can’t see well. When I got home I realized he hadn’t used
Amer Mtl Clx 45% Oil Shale Corp
134-74
Golden Daily Transcript 21 Vi Outdoor Sports 9% lenses to ask which
Date of first Publication March If, 1974 CTU the machine where they put in the different
Date of last Publication
March 28, 1974
Earth Sciences 15 Phelps Dodge
40%

16%
one you see better with. When I questioned him on this, he said Clear
County
LAND Creek
TRANSFERS
9% Public Service Colo
Earth Resources in the eyes with the Is this true?
23%
he could tellby looking light.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS Eastman Kodak 108 Tenneco COUMTV LAND TRM»S«RS
Mrs. M> ,n 0 J r <L£AR CHEEK
HUGH NAANES (Oeceased) . 23%
88% Texas Gulf
HomestakeMng
„

26% COMMENT: The examination-with ophthalmoeeope flight> is

247% United A.L77 ..::
IBM
21% VanSchaack 7 important. However, whenever I have an eye checkup, my own
Johns Manville
Jefferson County, Colorado, on or before various lenses. If in doubt,
September 25, 1974or said claims shall be
specialist always tests my sight with
27 dicate to Joan B. Kirin, 58,000.00 for Lot 3,
of another February
forever barred.
Mrs. M., why not get the opinion eye specialist? First
Pearl Maurine Bergevin public trustee's deed
- Benajamin F. Evergreen West, filing.

Jeffco land
Executrix of said Estate treasurer, to Bullert In- March 1
Tucker, county
Hart D. Gilchrist for Lot 807, deed Richard and Beverly
of vestment Company, 54,028.49 warranty
Attorney
for Estate
Patients with gastric ulcer should have periodic checkups Subdivision, Unit 5. Willner to Russell Clinton Bullamore for
618 Equitable Bldg. St. Mary's
Forest
matter how well they feel advises Dr. 56,000.00 for Lot 11K. Brook
Denver, Colo. 80202 the size of the ulcer no February 28
222 8949 deed to Estates, One (amended plat)
warranty - Triangle Partnership Filing
booklet, “What You Can Do For Stomach
Steincrohn in his Donald and Eileen T. McClure, 510.00 March 4

transfers
A.
Golden Daily Transcript 133-74 Olive Winslow to
35 cents - G.
First Publication March 19, 1974 Trouble.” For a write him at this paper enclosing and other good and valuable con- warranty deed
copy, B. and Bette R. and
Last Publication 9, 1974 siderations for Unit 1, Big Horn Com- John Rogers, $lO.OO
April
IN COIN and a STAMPED, SELF-ADDRESSED ENVELOPE. munity.
other good and valuable considerations.
Block 7, Blue Valley Acres, Unit 2.
deed of trust - A. Donald and Eileen T. Lot 23,
to Frank J. Pfeiffer to and Loan March 5
NOTICE LandTransfers for Jaffarson County for Ine wriier corp. McClure Columbia Savings
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
1*74
540,100
8627 Garland Ct. Asso., 529,350.00 for Unit 1, Big Horn warranty
deed
- HermanL-gOftprsoil to
March 15. include:
IN AND FOR THE
Hoffman to Gary R. &
Geo. A. A Jean Brown to David J. A
Community.
Edward A. and Joan\mE Jessofie,
COUNTY OF JEFFERSON Ronald C. * Carol
for Lots 7 and 8 ahd'tM East Vj
Lot 7 deed K. Lukow to 530,000.00
STATE OF COLORADO
AND Katharine Sims $21,500 5*72 Anvil Ct.
Janice Coombs 511,000 Runyon - warranty - Patricia

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of Lot 9, with exceptions. Block 103, Idaho
Civil Action No. 43703, Dlv. 2 A Ramona to Moore Subdiv. J.P. LaFollette, 510.00 and other good and
Raymond R. Pitney
IN THE MATTER OF THE DETER- Leo. A to Leota Kier- for the of the Springs.
Ronald D. A Joan 13040
Mayme Arnoldy valuable considerations NV?
OF INTERESTS IN Parkins $52,000 deed
MINATION stead 520,000 6030 Crestone. SWI'* of Section 23, Township 4 South, warranty - Donald E. and LIRA M.

PROPERTY OF BERTH* MORR S. Willow Way. *

Const. to E. A of the 6th Hayres Michael E. and Susan J. Pretz,
DECEASED, LA ROY W. MORRIS, L. Frederick to Chas. W. Jefferson Co. Calvin Range 74 West P.M., with ex-
Lloyd Clayton
DECEASED, and JAMES NATHANIAL W.
Sharon Strickland 529,900 7091 S. Webster Frances Drake ceptions. as
joint t-.iants, 510,000.00for Lot 9, Block

NATHANIEL $41,500 *505 77th Dr. 100, Idaho

MORRIS, aka JAMES West Syn- Springs.
James W. Woodard to Oliver A
St. warranty deed - Evergreen
MORRIS.DECEASED. A June Wm.
Donald G. A Martha Frederick to
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF Arlene Foster $20,000 4500 W. Chatfield St.

COLORADO TO: LA VERN W. MORRIS.

Jr.
L. A Deborah Kershner 525,500 19084 W.
FOR WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20,1974
Gerald L. Goins A Buford C. Walters
LA ROY W. MORRIS, JR., SHIRLEY 61st PI.
A Jack W. Davis $4,000 Lot 14 Hilldale
LEE DOW, GLORIA WONDERJEM. Deborah Kershner to Richard
CLARA Pines.
Wm. L. A
Look in the section in which SCORPIO m SK
SHERYL JONES, ROSE
MILLER, formerly CLARA ROSE K-Mac Devpt. Co. to Allen Le Cornn
A. Collins 521,500 Lot 363 Apple Meadows
comes and find (Oct. 24 to Nov. 22) "vrftc
your birthday
MORRIS, JIMMY MORRIS, A MINOR, MO,OOO Lot 0 Hilldale Pines Filing 4.
Subdiv Filing 2.

what according Influences fairly favorable, "BO” BOWER’S

your outlook is,
AND ALL OTHER PERSONS WHO ARE A. Kleeman to James B. A
C. Arthur to James R. &
Wayne
Swanson
OR WHO CLAIM TO BE HEIRS OF SAID Virginia Bryan 534,50 v 76-78 Newland Ct.
but don’t consider all decisions
DECEDENTS ABOVE REFERENCED Georgia Brackett $75,0009325 W. 45th Ave. to the stars.
Corp. to Wm. B.
Imperial Mortgage final. You
AND TO ALL PERSONS INTERESTED, Charmac Devpt. Co. to John A Phyllis made now as may
GREETINGS: Stidham 587,500 6448-54 Yukon St. ARIES «Y»r
Please take notice that a has
McConoiogue 538,000 244$ S. Flower Ct.
Sameul D. A Greig J. A have to revise later in the week.
Petition Georgia Haile tv
(Mar. 21 to Apr. 20)
Pinecrest Homes to Bruce D. & Memrie
been filed
in this cause alleging
that the Davis 526,000 6043 Balsam.
SAGITTARIUS- SA

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Roxine
in
abovedecedentsdied leaving the following
Glasscock 531,100 9734 W. 75th Way. Cherne to Michael You have the inside track a
Donald M. A Judith x <HxrP
described property: Cameron J. Jr. A Adele Stark to Joseph
if will (Nov. 23 to Dec. 21)
Lots 3 and 4, Block Trumbull, P. & Barbara Walker 526,000 326 Gregory number of ways you
1,2, 2, T. A Rosa Luksich $27,000 9595 W. 53rd
and Be guided by logic in stress
just recognize opportunities
County of Jefferson, Stateof Colorado. Dr.
Ave.
That the Petition names the above
Prime Homes to Kent C. A Kathleen
Hartman Homes to Richard E. A
handle them in usual periods. Give anxiety no
persons as heirs of decedents.
Carolyn Koonce 557,000 6913 Balsam St. your
Youare notified to answer said Petition Rarick $40,500 $243 Ammons Cir.
F. Vagher to Don F. Allard clever manner.
quarter. Be prepared to cope
within 20 days of service of this Notice on Richard R. A
Donald
served
Pinecrest Homes to
538,500 6407 W. 82nd Dr.
with some minor obstacles
you (if by publication within 20 JoanneMoat 9450 W. 75th PI. TAURUS
after the last
$32,100
days publication of this Gordon W. Eatherton to Richard O. A
which
may appear.
Thos. G. Edelen to David A. A Grace
(Apr. 21 to May 21)

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Notice) and in default of an Answer, the 7331
Gloria Knutson 538,500 Teller.
Court will proceed to hear the matter as Lowitz $22,500 Lot 10 Pleasant Valley calm CAPRICORN
law.
Catherine H. Mason to Edward J. An-
With steady nerves and
provided by Subdiv.
St. (Dec. 22 to Jan. 20) Ifttf
thinking, you will automatically
Dated at Golden. Colorado this Bth day of dreen 526,000 2550 Allison
Franklin H. A Barbara Schwertfager to
March, 1974.
IRAK. MOORE Gary E. A Susan Sorrentino $32,500 Lot 7
J. B. Anderson Inc. to K. C. Ensor
follow the sure path if you You may have an unpleasant
Realty Co. 527,200Lot 47 81. 19 Lot 20 81. 35
Clerk of the District Court 81. 1 Club Crest Filing 1. situation to deal with, or some
Sandra O. A Lots 12 A 23 81. 18 Leawood Filing 5.
have carefully outlined
By Hagen Kermit R. A Lola Brown to Roy D. A
a job in matter, but
Deputy
Alvin L. A Mary VanderWerff to Wm. P.
A stimulating complexity
Patricia Snider $30,000 9271 W. Utah Pi.
538,000 10420 W. Warren procedure. and know-how
your optimism
A Delores Hanley
Hackman to Glenn D.
Golden Daily Transcript 118-74
Robt. J. A Bettie
Dr. period!
Publication March 12, 1974 Shepard $49,500 Rt. 2 Box 223 Far View can turn things to advantage
BROKEN
First

Lane, Evergreen.
Gerald L. A Prudence Russell to

Asmundson521,000Part of Lots
Darrell GEMINI Xtj&h if remain up to standard.
WE FIX
R. A Alma you
(May 22 to June 21)
2, 3 A 9 Lichtenham Subdiv.
In whatever you
do or say,
AQUARIUS 4s. GLASS WINDOWS,
Donnell J. A SusanLockwoodto Vantage
(Jan. 21 to Feb. 19)
Custom Homes 58,500Lot 7 81. 8 Eldorado
emphasize your most charming
Meet competition but in a
outwit
DOORS, AND DO
Estates Filing 1.
which can
manner,

MAIL
Chas. B. A Luanna Leavitt to Preston J.
subtle manner. Advancement
fric-
A Lorie Leavitt 536,000 8533 W. Rice Ave. opposition, help prevent notable in and
writing art,
tion. News of interest indicated.
l RE-SCREENING.
C. A Beverly Bray to Poole Land
Harvey
Corp. 527,800 Lot 8 81. l The Highlands educational pursuits,
CANCER
Subdiv filing l
w PISCES k/Apy
(June 22 to July 23) r
For Home or Business
1
Hallcraft Homes of Denver to Thos. W. A
(Feb. 20 to Mar. 20) ■ '3bA
r Maria Hill $29,500 416 S. Balsam. Don’t reject suggestions
Cynthia Don’t be misled by outside
ENTER MY MAIL SUBSCRIPTION Perry to Warren
giving them thorough
L. A
PLEASE Edith J.
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without
the ostentatious
Morris 526,000 N’z SE’4 NE'i S 23
You distractions,
consideration. may
71 W.
of others. You could be
overlook idea which COULD doings
TO THE an
fooled if not alert.
be developed profitably.
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Tuesday. March 19,1974

Long bill due early next week

compromise campaign reform
Almost 3 million DENVER CAP) The main Fuhr noted that the House deliberated, the
-

speaker said,
spending measure to be con- still must campaign
act on and the possibility of setting up hill drafted by Reps. John
sidered by the Colorado reform legislation, and pointed a boundary control commission Buechner, R-Boulder, Fuhr,
and Chuck DeMoulin, D-
Legislature will be on the House that the State Affairs arbitrator dif-

cars use tunnel floor early next week, House

out
Committee will consider a
to act
ficult
as an

annexation
on

questions Denver.
disclosure bill would be
Speaker John Fuhr told the number of bills on that
topic might be one solution. The

Republican Caucus Tuesday, later today. A study of area water applied to primary and general
GEORGETOWN If the Eisenhower Memorial Tunnel 8
Buechner said.
putting the General Assembly’s Reorganization of state problems might be another election races,
and approaches seem busy at the height of the ski or tourist
somewhere and Denver It would apply to statewide
adjournment date government bills are still area, he said, the
rushes, it’s small wonder. :|:j between April 7-15. awaiting action, Fuhr said, with Water Board indicated it could offices - such as governor,
The tunnel carried vehicles the Con- Fuhr said once the long ap-
2,930,590 through SB 22, which sets up an provide $75,000 to help with such lieutenant governor, secretary
tinental Divide in its first year of propriations bill is introduced executive
budget office and long a study if the legislature would of state and attorney general
operation.
-

That the total of east and westbound traffic between he expects to have it completed range planning agency in the match the amount. and tolegislative races, but not
was ;!•:
the weekend. "Once of the municipal or school district
by we governor’s office, still in the Republicans spent most
12:30
p.m.,
March 8,1973 to 12:30 p.m., March 8,1974. g start, we’ll with it,” he Senate. period voicing their contests.
stay cacucus
The traffic figures were considerably above the an- $
said. He told the legislators they Annexation still be individual differences with a
must
ticipated, even though the facility was closed for a total of 165 :|: would work in evening sessions,
hours between the two March 8 dates (daytimes for three if necessary, to get the bill out.

weeks last summer) while installation of variable

message >|: The Aurora Republican said
In anger, man rams robbers Haney to speak
the House has cleared most of
signs completed. :$
was

traffic count through the

the items set as priority to Chamber
The world’s highest vehicular i:
measures at the start of the MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - A news cameraman Police said of the gunmen, Clyde M. Hyde
one
tunnel averaged 341 each hour it was open from March 8 to i;
session, including land use bills, says he acted out of "sheer anger” when he Jr., 43, Shreveport, La., killed himself with a meet Thurs.
March 8.
g the food sales tax credit bill and rammed his car into another car carrying three shot in the chest when officers encircled the
Daily average amounts to 8,184 compared to advance Harold L. (Hal) Haney, director
an £ property tax relief for the bank robbers and two hostages. The other robbers released two
getaway car.
of travel
estimate of 7,500 for calendar 1975. The
usage above ex-
marketing for the state
elderly. His action halted a chase which ended in death and surrendered. A third
women hostages of Colorado, will speak to the
reflects,the initial sightseeing attraction of the " "Both of those are going to go, Two
pectations for one of the three gunmen Monday. hostage had been released earlier to tell police to
Golden Chamber of Commerce
way the other,” he said,
tunnel. | one or
policemen were injured in the incident. stop the chase, authorities said. Thursday on “The Tourist and
" and they’re not going to be a
Aug. 19, a Sunday, was the busiest single day, with 18,350 g Bill Anderson, 27, of WHBQ-TV, who was The officer hit by the getaway car, Benjamin the Energy Crisis.” The
vehicles counted
package with Denver.”
at the tunnel. filming the pursuit of the robbers, said he was
Payne, 28, suffered a broken back and was
monthly luncheon will be held at
Fuhr was referring to reports
A counter miles to the west Interstate 70, at when he the getaway vehicle the Holiday Inn West, 14707 W.
seven on
that those two tax measures
enraged saw run
hospitalized in satisfactory condition.
Colfax Ave. Luncheon tickets
Silverthome, registered 17,595 that same day. g until the down policeman dashing across a department
a Police earlier had trapped the robbers inside a
might be stalled
each and be
are $3.50 may
The difference in the two counts reflects vehicles that go legislature comes with some store parking lot. suburban branch of Union Planters National
up
reserved by calling the
westbound through the tunnel, turn around just beyond the
|: sort of answer to Denver's an- "I saw hit hit that police officer and knock him Bank after the holdup men scooped up $49,778.
chamber office at 279-3113.
nexation problems with its “I trio
west portal, and go back through the bore eastbound without 15 feet and I just lost control,” said Anderson. But police kept their distance when the
After Haney's talk, members
neighboring counties, or else and floored it and rammed their all bank employes,
going as far west as Silverthome. This includes tunnel g ducked down emerged with the hostages, and guests will tour the ex-
provides about $ll million
car...and I ducked down while the and drove off in commandeered from
maintenance and police vehicles. stayed a car
panded facilities of the Holiday
worth of financial relief to the
Aug. 19 provided the highest hourly tally with traffic at the i: shooting was going on.” another bank employe. Inn.
core city.
tunnel registering 1,784 between 3 and 4 p.m. S

On that same day, there were 1,316 vehicles eastbound S

between 5 and 6 p.m., Sunday drivers headed toward Denver. ■$

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