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- Coloradans reading a menu at an expensive restaurant State of the State message. Great menu.. are no prices. 1
- Colorado Governor Dick Lamm spent big bucks entertaining his top officials. Guess who gets the bill. (I'm not sure of the timing or if it's related to this cartoon, but I remember seeing our governor Lamm at Disneyland sometime around then.) 1
- Colorado Governor Lamm vetoed a strip mining resolution but the legislature overrode the governor's veto. When you have a big enough truck, you can go around the check point. 1
- Colorado Governor candidate, Steve Schuck is drawing attention by wrestling with Coach Dick Lamm. Candidates, Roy Romer, Ted Strickland and Robert Kirscht are not getting media attention. 1
- Colorado Governor, Dick Lamm, bought firemen big, super, duper ice cream pension plans all around. Colorado Springs mayor Ochs doesn't know how he is going to pay for it. 1
- Colorado State Senate hands Governor Dick Lamm king-like power in handing the emergency powers bill. 1
- Colorado governor Dick Lamm and the U.S. Border Patrol are interested in buying the Great Wall of China. Immigration problems are needing to be solved in the United States. The China trade relations folks might be interested. 1
- Colorado's Governor Richard Lamm goes to the Federal World amusement park to do business. Things have changed from the times where our forefathers believed strongly in state's rights. 1
- Federico Pena wins the mayor's race in Denver. Ex-mayor, William McNichols gives Colorado Governor Richard Lamm advice not to say anything about his immigration policies. (Governor Lamm believed in boarder control.) 1
- Governor Dick Lamm is asked by a reporter what is the single, most important issue he needs to face up to in 1979. The answer, demonstrated by the brown cloud in Governor Lamm's office, is air quality. 1
- Governor Lamm and House democrats are setting up a prank (Veto bucket) for the legislative 1981 bills 1
- Governor Lamm is child dressed like an adult entering a XXX movie called Revenue Bonds. He wants to pass a UCCS proposal. 1
- Governor Lamm returns from his "Angry West" promotion tour to greet angry people digging out from the Estes Park flood. 1
- Governor Lamm wants unemployed CF&I workers to go to Colorado Springs. This connects with his thoughtful anti-immigration plan? 1
- Governor Lamm's secretary announces the chairman of his blue ribbon task force is here with the criminal insanity recommendation. He is holding paper saying "turn 'em loose"...and he's crazy. 1
- Governor Lamm, in horse jump competition, clears Social Services barrier, Prisons barrier, education barrier but health care costs is a brick wall too high. 1
- Governor Richard Lamm sings positive state of state message for 1983. He doesn't see wolf behind the door waiting for something to eat. 1
- Grasshoppers hit state in drought areas. Governor Dick Lamm calls for Federal assistance. Many republicans think the problem is overblown and the result of EPA regulations which have effected insecticide production. I tend to side with them. 1
- Little boy, Governor Dick Lamm writes veto on tax cut bill. He says that's how to spell, tax relief. GOP teacher says, Wrong. (I think, How do you spell...whatever...comes from a TV commercial.) 1
- Native American Governor Dick Lamm is asking for more arrows to attack Colorado developer wagon train. Arrow handed to him by economic stagnation death hand. 1
- One panel, lots of caricatures of state politicians...Steve Durham shoots spit wads, Ray Powers wants them to quit fooling around, Becker puts "kick me" sign, Sam, Governor Lamm with two masks. 1
- Panel 1. Boy speaks Spanish in store, Panel 2. Governor says he got'ta speak English to work here. Panel 3-4. Old lady liberalism hits with cane, calls him a racist. 1
- Panel 1. District Attorney Russel returns from vacation to big controversy. Panel 2. Horses return to Manitou. Panel 3. Bill Hughes sponsors off-track betting bill. Lucky us. Panel 4. Congressmen lions Becker and Stephenson are fighting over Lamm. 1
- President Jimmy Carter and his buddies in the Federal government meet to make peace with Colorado Governor Dick Lamm. Carter approaches group with his energy treaty. Colorado natives (portrayed as Indians) are suspicious of being lied to again. 1
- State legislators gave Governor Dick Lamm and the executive branch of government great authority when they gave him the emergency powers bill. They used to work as equal branches. Now Congress serves as the Governor's driver. 1
- The Colorado Board of Ethics doesn't see any problem with big oil companies paying for Governor Richard Lamm's travel expenses. The board must be made up of morally-challenged people. 1
- Tim Wirth and Dick Lamm unload old Spend-it at the race track. Tip O'Neill is the jockey. Race horse is a little past his prime. 1
- Two of Governor Lamm's dogs on Supreme court seem like crooks. Now he's trying to teach the new dog, Justice Vollack the meaning of, Sic 'em. (Liberal judges tend to try to reimagine justice.) 1
- Washington D.C.'s environmental-worshiping cult called, The Holy Cult of the Closed Gas Pump, led by Energy Czar, James Schlesinger meet a new convert. Colorado's Right to life Lamm joins the group who think gas pumps should be closed on Sunday. 1
- We haven't voted for casino gambling yet but Governor Lamm is ready to hang him. 1
- William Coors (1916-) endorses Dick Lamm. Take-off on Coors ad. 1
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