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Growing pains for farmers
Ol' Curt Sayles has a farm. And ee-yi, ee-yi, yow, is
it complicated. With duck defenders, ethanol plant, and a food
shortage. What he has is a silo-busting headache.
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"Joke" fuels gadfly's lawsuit
A legal battle between watchdog Mike Zinna and Jefferson County
officials has played out for years, with the latest skirmish
revealing that the county's former attorney "joked"
about having Zinna killed.
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| Business |
Jobless rate holds steady
Colorado's unemployment rate remained unchanged at 4.4
percent in April, and there was minimal growth in the state's
labor force, according to a report Friday from the Colorado
Department of Labor and Employment.
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First Data revenues up; profits vanish
First Data Corp. of Greenwood Village reported a $221.7 million
loss in the first quarter compared with a profit of $175.2 million
in the first quarter of 2007.
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| Local Politics |
Colorado Votes
Here's how some major bills fared recently in Congress
and how Colorado's congressional members voted, as
provided by Thomas' Roll Call Report Syndicate.
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Regent will skip bid for 2nd term
University of Colorado Regent Paul Schauer said a flier circulated
by a conservative group comparing him to fired professor Ward
Churchill had nothing to do with his decision to pull out of
a quest for re-election.
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| National News |
NAACP chooses its youngest leader ever
The NAACP chose 35-year- old activist and former news executive
Ben Jealous as its president Saturday, making him the youngest
leader in the 99-year history of the nation's largest
civil-rights organization.
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Clinton's female fans mourning
Philipina Heintzman, 81, drove 80 miles across the South Dakota
prairie to experience history in the making: a woman running
for president, something she never dreamed as a child that she
would live to see.
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| Sports |
Lobos put on power display in finale
Pushed to the brink of failure in their search for the loftiest
perch in Class 5A baseball annals, Rocky Mountain's
Lobos launched a different search — for their character.
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Tender tenure part of NHL life
The current median head coaching tenure in the NHL is two seasons.
Two, as in (2).
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| College |
CU's Tolan in NCAA finals
Derek Tolan became the first University of Colorado golfer in
15 years to qualify as an individual for the NCAA championship
finals.
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Faubus leads Rams to title
Behind discus champion Missy Faubus and a meet-high 26.25 points
from Emily Pearson, the Colorado State women's team
Saturday won its first Mountain West Conference outdoor championship.
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| Nuggets |
Jazz plans to fine-tune for next season
The Utah Jazz is still not quite ready to reconquer the West.
Coach Jerry Sloan feels the team is getting closer, though.
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Supporting cast no help for LeBron
At least Gladys Knight had the Pips. Who are these supporting
players who call themselves LeBron James' teammates?
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| Rockies |
Short-lived lead over Twins a strange sight to Rockies
At long last, it was a lead. But it didn't last long.
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Hurdle hopes history lesson helps Francis
Jeff Francis' biography in the Rockies' media
guide is packed with accolades, such as.
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