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Face the State

Face The State Archives For Wednesday, June 25, 2008

Udall's energy policy

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Democrat candidate for U.S. Senate, Rep. Mark Udall, says he prefers continued federal support for corn-based ethanol over increased domestic oil production. "I think there are some areas that we've decided as a society have value greater than the oil and gas you could produce off them," he recently told the Durango Herald.

GOP lawmakers allege deliberate budget miscalculations

A Face the State Staff Report

June 25, 2008

House GOP leaders are calling for an investigation into possible abuses by state budget officials, alleging deliberate efforts to miscalculate the fiscal impact of proposed laws.


Oil Commission Hearing Sees Schwartz's Snowmass "Chalets" v. McNulty's Burbs

A Face the State Staff Report

June 24, 2008

Hundreds of people, including several state lawmakers, turned out to Denver's Paramount theater Monday for the the first day of a week-long rulemaking hearing by the Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission. While "balance" and "reasonable" were the buzzwords of the day, the debate quickly heated up on how to craft energy policy that would protect both jobs and the environment.


GOP goes on offensive regarding $4 gas

A Face the State Staff Report

June 23, 2008

As gas prices reach an all-time high in Colorado — with the average price hitting $4 a gallon for the first time Thursday — local Republicans are charging that Democrats controlling state government are to blame in part due to their continued alienation of the energy industry.


Jeffco criminal courts likely to be empty for DNC

A Face the State Staff Report

June 23, 2008

Following the decision of the Jefferson County Sheriff to send deputies to Denver to help provide security for the Democratic National Convention in August, the county's courts are responding by attempting to leave criminal dockets empty during that time.

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