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4 ! <br /> 3/20/84 Page -2- <br /> PUBLIC COMMENTS None <br /> GENERAL COUNCIL ITEMS Councilmembers had copies of petitions con- <br /> ARLO WILSON - PRESENT PETITIONS taining approximately 96 signatures in favor of <br /> PUBLIC DISCUSSION a pension for Arlo Wilson. <br /> Arlo Wilson, 712 Lincoln Ave. Mr. Wilson stated that he was before Council <br /> Louisville six months ago and it didn't help him very <br /> much. (Read from a letter) Honorable Mayor <br /> Norbert Meier, City Administrator Leon Wurl, <br /> and All City Council Persons, and City Attorney <br /> Curt Rautenstraus. He stated that he would <br /> dispense with any reference to the past <br /> situation as the public is well informed by <br /> the news media as to what has already trans- <br /> pired. At this time he wished to thank the <br /> staff writers of the Louisville Times, Boulder <br /> Camera and the Longmont Times Call. All of <br /> them had come to his home and they openly dis- <br /> cussed the situation. This information was <br /> published in editorials in their respective <br /> newspapers - again thanked them for their <br /> support. To the City government officials <br /> he wished to state that we would all have <br /> one thing in common. That is to live our <br /> lives in peace and dignity. There is no be- <br /> llying fact that we are all headed for the <br /> same goal which can't be changed. He was <br /> closer to his goal than anyone present; how- <br /> ever they would get there sooner than expected - <br /> old age, taxes and death are parts of our <br /> world. Mr. Wilson stated that he was not <br /> afraid to die but the bets were wrong that <br /> he would like to postpone this as long as <br /> possible. No one aver came back. When he <br /> does die he wants to go to Hades as he was <br /> well acquainted with this side of life on <br /> earth. He really could not understand why <br /> he was not personally consulted by any City <br /> official for any information that could have <br /> been helpful in settling this dispute earlier <br /> and more peaceful. One of his greatest faults <br /> in life was speaking the truth instead of <br /> telling even one little white lie. His <br /> policy has been to call a spade a spade and <br /> a shovel a shovel; therefore tell the truth <br /> and shame the devil. Stated from the time <br /> we are born until we ride in the hearse, there <br /> 3s nothing so bad that it couldn't get worse. <br /> Ha had served the City of Louisville for 20 <br /> years from 1948 - 1968 it was very difficult. <br />
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