SONDERMANN | Colorado's overlooked governor | Columnists
Over just shy of the past half-century, Colorado has had but six residents of the governor’s mansion and the large corner office on the first floor of the state Capitol.
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Over just shy of the past half-century, Colorado has had but six residents of the governor’s mansion and the large corner office on the first floor of the state Capitol.
Over just shy of the past half-century, Colorado has had but six residents of the governor’s mansion and the large corner office on the first floor of the state Capitol.
The old “certificate of need” law keeps coming up in my mind as I see a large number of health-care facilities spring up in the Colorado corridor that follows the
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It's well known that Colorado, in 1967, was the first state in the nation to enact a law that allowed a woman to obtain an abortion.