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Bill to ax Colo. telecom subsidy gets 1st hearing

by Associated Press Published: March 20,2012

Tags: bill, Colorado, state government, telecommunications

A bill to overhaul to a ratepayer subsidy for telephone providers has had its first hearing in the Colorado Senate. The proposal that was heard Monday afternoon would gradually reduce the subsidy until it’s eliminated in 2025. Lawmakers are expected to vote on it Wednesday. Supporters say the subsidy is outdated because it was originally [...] [...]

Colo. GOP propose gun rights legislation

by Associated Press Published: January 20,2012

Tags: GOP, gun, Republicans, state government

Colorado Republicans are reloading their holsters on attempts to expand gun rights. Some of their proposals this year are ideas that Democrats have rejected in the past. Republicans are trying to give business owners and employees the power to use deadly force against intruders. Another proposal would allow people to have a concealed weapon at [...] [...]

Hickenlooper’s latest streamlining plan in Natural Resources Dept.

by Amy Gillentine Published: March 8,2011

Tags: Department of Natural Resources, Gov. John Hickenlooper, state government

Gov. John Hickenlooper has plans to streamline state government by consolidating two divisions in the Department of Natural Resources. Hickenlooper plans announce details this afternoon at the state capitol. The proposal marks the latest step toward changing state functions. He has also merged two top-level positions: the executive director of the Colorado Department of Public [...] [...]

UC tuitions on way up (access required)

by Allen Greenberg Published: March 29,2010

Tags: higher education, Legislative, legislature, state government

In-state undergraduate students at the University of Colorado will pay 7 percent to 9 percent more in tuition at the Boulder, Colorado Springs and Denver campuses starting this fall. The Board of Regents approved the increases Monday on an 8-1 vote. Out-of-state undergraduates will pay 2 percent to 5 percent more. CU system officials say [...] [...]

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