CO Growth Control Opponents Raise Record Funds
18 October 2000 - 11:00am
Opponents of a Colorado growth control initiative have will become the biggest initiative fund-raisers in Colorado history.
The group is fighting Amendment 24, which would require cities to adopt planning boundaries and submit them for approval to voters. Early in the campaign, the group set $3.5 million as a goal.
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Amendment 24 foes raise record cash
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The Rocky Mountain News, October 17, 2000
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