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1 4 Fort Collins Coloradoan Sept. 19, 1974 Burch, Hart get in some political sparring House passed bill. Hart called the proposal "the most important consumer legislation in Congress this year." The agency would be designed to represent consumers in disputes in court. nt rwninlck said he'd as he is with the needs of Colorado." Hart, a Denver lawyer, joined Colorado Common Cause, a self-styled public lobby, in urging Dominick to vote for the Consumer Protection Agency bill now before the Senate. Hart said the measure faces "sure death by filibuster" unless Dominick votes to end debate on the Denver campaign office of his opponent, Sen.

Peter Dominick, and left a stack of Hart's position papers. Hart said he delivered the papers because Dominick had accused him of "avoiding the issues." "He obviously hasn't been listening," Hart said. "In this respect, he is as out of touch with this campaign By The Associated Press State Treasurer Palmer Burch accused his Democratic opponent, Sam Brown, of waging a campaign of "thinly veiled attempted character assassination" in the latest round of political sparring in Colorado Wednesday. Burch sent a letter to Brown denying Brown's charges that the treasurer has a conflict of interest in dealing with state bankers. Brown says Burch should return campaign contributions from bank executives who do business UUt bill.

vote against the Mi fresh He added that he would refuse a donation from a bank "as a corporate enterprise" but not from bankers as individuals. "No officer of a bank can personally profit from a transaction with the state," he said. "I have good reason to believe that the people of Colorado recognize that I manage the state's money in the same prudent manner that I conduct my own financial affairs," Burch said. "I would hope that you would abandon your campaign of thinly veiled attempted character assassination and would begin to disclose to people what qualifications you possess for the office," Burch said in the letter. Burch, a Republican, released a financial statement showing a 1973 income of $21,486.

He said he owns no stocks and has no debts. In the campaign for the U.S. Senate, Democrat Gary Hart walked into the Colorado Politics I i I K- uf-Lo ft tM 1, MIUVh-lA TPV QUALITY DAIRY FOODS with the state. Brown, a Denver businessman, claims that Burch has received $12,000 of his $17,000 campaign fund from bankers. Burch replied Wednesday, "I see no conflict of interest whatsoever." AT THE STORE OR AT YOUR DOOR 482-8475 the pileup, which began when a tractor-trailer rig crashed into the rear of the (AP) dump truck.

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