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Here are some of the stories and photos tentatively planned by AP’s Denver bureau Friday, March 6. The full Colorado news digest will move at 1 p.m. This morning preview is for your planning purposes, and assignments may change. If a story listed here does not develop, we will move an advisory.
LEGISLATURE:
DENVER—Lawmakers consider bill granting in-state tuition to illegal immigrants.
DENVER—The Colorado Oil and Gas Conservation Commission has drafted about 100 rules that will be decided by legislative leaders on Friday.
DENVER—Mid-session wrapup.
OTHER:
DENVER—Rep. Mike Coffman answers claims before state Independent Ethics Commission.
GREELEY—Preview of ACLU suit against seizure of 1,300 federal tax returns as part of ID theft-illegal immigration case in northern Colorado.
BUSINESS:
DENVER—FreeWave Technologies Inc. shares investors’ money with its fewer than 100 employees as a reward for the company’s success.
SPORTS:
PEORIA, Ariz.—BBO–Rockies-Padres.
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