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Measure OK’d, but doesn’t fund projects. Salazar hails it; Allard says it adds to unfunded burden.By CHRIS WOODKA
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David McCullough spoke at CSU-Pueblo as part of a $1 million grant awarded to enhance the teaching of American history.By PETER ROPER
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Bush challenges body to advance freedom's causeBy BEN FELLER
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By EDITH M. LEDERER
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Colorado's Troy Tulowitzki comes up big in win.THE ASSOCIATED PRESSLOS ANGELES - Troy Tulowitzki homered to drive in the tying and go-ahead runs, and the Colorado Rockies beat Los Angeles 9-7 Tuesday night for their ninth straight win and eliminated the Dodgers from postseason contention. Colorado remained one game behind San Diego in the wild-card race, tied with Philadelphia with five games to play. The Ro... |
San Diego takes one-game lead in wild-card standings.By JANIE McCAULEY
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By CHARLES ASHBY
CHIEFTAIN DENVER BUREAU
AURORA - Cutting taxes for small businesses and simplifying corporate income taxes are only two of several moves Gov. Bill Ritter wants the Colorado Legislature to make next session.
In outlining his business legislative agenda for the coming session, which begins in January, Ritter earned praise from several business groups and owners over the package.
"Wha...
Coupon clipping still a popular way to lower food budgets
By AMY MATTHEW
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
Fifty cents off shampoo.
Clip.
One dollar off cereal.
Clip.
Buy one entree, get one free.
Emphatic clip.
For decades, coupons have been a boon to household budgets. The process of scanning the weekly grocery ads and Sunday coupon inserts remains a ritual in many a home -...
EDITORIAL
THE PUEBLO CHIEFTAIN
AUTUMN HAS arrived in Pueblo, both calendar-wise and weather-wise.
Days are getting a bit cooler, particularly during the early-morning hours. And the days are getting shorter as the sun tracks across the sky at more southerly inclinations.
And some leaves are beginning to fall, portending the advent of winter in another three months.
Never mind, the outdoors beckon. Whatever your favo...