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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

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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.
 THE TRANSCRIPT
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Golden, Colorado -

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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