Word: colorado
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...rugby 12, University of Colorado...
...million before the convention. But more than technicalities were involved. The controversy undercut the pledge Mondale made early in his candidacy that he would not accept PAC contributions and raised anew questions about how beholden he is to organized labor. Mondale took the matter so seriously that when Colorado Senator Gary Hart began taunting him for not actually returning the funds ("Give the money back, Walter-that's the way to solve the problem"), the former Vice President agreed to do almost exactly that. He announced that he will order the delegate committees to return all PAC money...
...Perhaps Colorado Governor Richard Lamm did not phrase his statement very tactfully when he said, "Elderly people who are terminally ill have a duty to die" [MEDICINE, April 9]. For his critics, however, I have this question: Do the terminally ill of any age benefit from having the agony of death prolonged indefinitely by the use of artificial means...
...trouble with confusing the right to die with the duty to die, as Governor Lamm has done, is that government officials might conclude that they have a responsibility to see that the individual's duty is discharged. The voters of Colorado should exercise their right to replace a politician who exhibits such insensitivity...
Teaching executives to exude the right stuff is the business of Denver's Benton Management Resources, which has seen its sales double in the past year, from $100,000 to $200,000, without a word of advertising. Debra Benton, 30, a tall (5 ft. 9 in.) former Colorado beauty queen who drives around town in a red Porsche convertible, founded her firm eight years ago after working with her husband, an executive recruiter. She charges men $100 an hour and women $60 an hour, and $1,500 for eight-hour courses...