Colorado Springs Gazette-Telegraph from Colorado Springs, Colorado • Page 60

Private Enterprise Upheld State Liquor Laws To Be Enforced, Revenue Director Tells Association liquor laws will be vestments of time and money and firmly enforced and which all of you have made in ithe state continue to have a your the director private system that told the dealers, fells liquor, Colorado Revenue Dolan said that he is glad Director Joe Dolan said here that Colorado chose the private Tuesday. enterprise system for sale of li- Dolan spoke at the when the 18th Amendment banquet of the Colorado Liquor was repealed and liquor sales Retailers Association convention I became legal 40 years ago. at the Four Seasons Motor InD.j The present system is much we can assure that than the state monopoly the alcoholic beverage industry, sy.stem used in some states, he this state remains above sus -1 said. picion and above reproach, and consumers have thus we can safeguard the in-ibenefitted from lower prices, all 'Anti-Business' Charge I Levelled at Governor COLORADO CITY (AP) man and his natural recharges that the Lamm admin-; sources? What is the best cur- istration and Democratic legis- rent use of resources? Which lators are and land resources are to be are intellectually dishonest. Senate Minority Reader Ray Kogovsek said today.

Kogovsek. speaking at a of the Colorado Citv Chamber of Commerce, said and medium-size busi- loesses most of the businesses been poorly served In the state are not being and the sumed and which are to be preserved for future he said. Those questions cannot be answered by resorting to contentious rhetoric, name-calling and labeling, he He also said business has by served by some leaders of oppo.sition to Gov. Richard the Colorado Association of tax reform proposals, t'ommerce and Industry and the The bill would have given a Chamber of Commerce, tax break to all but about 2,000 one in government corporations doing business in is ant Kogovsek Colorado, he said, but those te.s- those of us involved in tifving against the those of us involved in tifying against the bill were "irivate and public business Hanked by spokesmen for some sometimes disagree on state of the largest hu.sines.ses in Col- Jicv, there should be no cause orado. including Gates, Samso- the kind of rhetoric that di- nite and Kodak.

ides us when what we need is Kogovsek said the purpose the tax bill was to keep more conducted more hear The Pueblo Democrat said money in Colorado and would issue is not Versus because to the economy. taxpayers have benefitted from the tax revenues generated from operation under the free enterprise Dolan said. The private enterprise system has been good experience overall, and Lamm Administration intends to keep it that said the director. He pointed out that some states are plagued by organized crime in their liquor sales industry, but added that such infiltration has non-existent or insignificant here over the past 40 Dolan began running for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate about two years ago, having moved to Colorado earlier as a businessman after working in political election campaigns with members of the Kennedy family and serving on the staff of New York Sen.

Robert Kennedy But he lost the nomination race to another political worker. Gary Hart, who was campaign manager for the presidential race in 1972 of Democrat George McGovern. While Hart went on to the U.S. Senate in an upset victory, Dolan seemed to be out of a job as he had earlier resigned as president of the Pizza operation in five western states. But newly-elected Gov.

Richard Lamm named Dolan as director of revenue, a job that Dolan finds interesting and very similar in demands upon him to the job of heading a pizza house chain. Under Colorado law Dolan is the state licensing authority for liquor outlets with responsibility for the enforcement of the li- area where the licensee or applicant does business. is to save he explained, because he believes it is cheaper for the businessman to have the hearings taken to the witnesses than to take the witnesses to Denver for a hearing. Further, the director pointed out, of the state liquor licensing authority decisions as to the needs and desires of the inhabitants of the neighborhood have followed and agreed with the findings of the local authorities. will be a rare instance where I will substitute my judgment for that of the local licensing authority as to the statutory standard relating to the issuance of new he promised.

Dolan said that revocation and suspension hearings were held at the request of local authorities. The director explained that since January two licenses have been suspended after hearings where it was established that another w'hiskey had been sold instead of what it was claimed to be. One set of actions by his office is coming up soon and it is due to the popularity of Coors Beer on the East Coast. The brewery does not wish to sell beer there at this time and that has caused enforcement problems, Dolan declared. retailers have sold extraordinary large quantities of beer to persons with the knowledge that those they were selling to were not consumers but were buying with the intent to he said.

Such a sale is an unlicensed 24, 1975 Colorado Springs, Colo. Gazette T-CROSS RANCH BEEF 635 7255 "Newest Idea In Beef Marketing Direct To You From T-CROSS RANCHES" BEEF BEEF HIND QUARTERS. 17 LB. Prices include cutting, wrapping and freezing. -CHOICE MEAT Chuck Roast 89' Arm BONELESS English lb lb Braunschweiger SIGMAN TOP DOG lb.

''FEATURING'' GENUINE VEAL THIS WEEK! ings on the average for the time sale at wholesale, Dolan have provided a great and added, intend in the office, he claimed, file complaints and conduct Budget Package No. 1 Budget Package No. 2 5 lbs. Ground Chuck 4 lbs. Pork Roost 6 lbs.

Fryer 4 lbs. Round Steak 4 lbs. Pork Chops 3 lbs Cube Steak 4 lbs. Chuck Roost 6 lbs. Chuck Roost 5 lbs.

Chuck Steak 4 lbs. Pork Chops 4 lbs. Pork Steok 4 tbs. Round Steak 6 lbs. Fryers 6 lbs.

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Mon thru Sat. is going to grow. He said Democrats have done wherever pos-1 hearings on several of these correct questions are more than Republicans to pro- hearings are held in How do we strike a balance be mote general prospertiy. Izaali TT al ton League Set Open House-, Turhey Shoot The Pikes Peak Izaak Walton league will hold an open house and turkey shoot Saturday in support of National Hunting and Fishing Day. Turkey shoot competition will continue through the day with shooting by class of shooter as nearly as possible, according to Izaak Walton officials.

The Izaak Walton ranch is south of Black k'orest. The easiest route to the ranch is to leabe Colorado Springs on Templeton Gap road, continue on that road' to the junction with Falcon Road and Black Forest Road, and then go north on Black Forest Road to Cowpoke Lane and turn left. That turn is about one half inile north of the intersection of the three roads. Follow Cowpoke Lane west to the sign, turn left and go to the entrance of the Waltonian area. In addition to the turkey shoot with frozen turkeys as prizes, there will be opportunities to fire pistols and revolvers at the cost of the ammunition used.

The big caliber rifle range will be open and anyone can use the range to sight in his or her rifle for $2. Other events scheduled for the day: black powder rifle firing demonstration. and bait casting demonstrations. archery range will be (Open for use. of guns, and fish- i ing equipment.

Mutilation Reward Money Now Raised to $11.000 With intensifying efforts to rflop the strange rash of cattle uitilations which have struck dorado, especially in counties -on the eastern plains, the Colo- Association Innounced Tuesday that total pward money has been increased to $11.000 I New contributions to the regard fund have been offered by Security State Bank of Sterling, the Northeastern Education i Workshop Thursday A bilingual-biciiltural education workshop will be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at North Junior High School. The meeting is being held to inform parents, educators and community leaders about the new. bilingual-bicultural law. The meeting will be in the auditorium.

The information will be presented by Mike Sanchez, llean of students at the Univer- of Colorado here; Sen. William Comer; attorney Federico Rena; Venegas, director of Hispanic programs at the University of Southern Colorado; Alfredo Nebarez, director of bilingual-bicultural programs at Harrison School District; Fran SanDor; and Phil Gallegos, Lowell Elementary School principal. Colorado Association. and the Rocky Mountain Farmers Union. $500.

The reward is fo'r leading to the first arrest and conviction of anyone caught killing and subsequently mutilating cattle in the State of As of Tuesday, a total of 157 animals including several equines has been reported to the Colorado Bureau of Investigation (CBD as having my.steriously died and been mutilated over the slate, with 20 counties involved. The latest incidents reported to the CBI included three in Lincoln County, two in Prowers County and one in Elbert Coun ty. Safeway has joined with nutrition to bring you a new, important service called KNOW YOUR FOOD Better Nutrition for Ybur Family for Less Money! Cotumn No. 2 in a Continuing Weekly SeUies The Society of Jesus -Jesuits founded in 1534 by Ignatius of Loyola. John E.

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Roberts was born Oct. 30, 1905 in Hutchinson, Kan. He had lived here for 14 years and was a pharmacist, formerly employed by Circle Drug, i He attended Kansas Univer- jsitv- He is survived by his widow. Elizabeth N. Roberts; a I son, John A.

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