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- Millions in children's funds untapped?
- Kreck, Carol; Denver Post Staff Writer. Denver Post (pre-1997 Fulltext); Denver, Colo. [Denver, Colo]25 Mar 1993: 4B.
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- Reviewing problems with the state's child welfare system, child-advocate attorneys gave clues to what their lawsuit might address: uninvestigated child-abuse reports; overloaded and inadequately trained caseworkers; an abuse rate in foster care that is higher than in the general population; multiple placements for emotionally fragile children; insufficient family preservation efforts; and delays in putting foster-care children up for adoption
- [Tony Grampsas] said, the JBC is caught between the threatened suit by children's advocates and a suit by Douglas Bruce, author of tax-limiting Amendment 1, if the state violates spending caps.
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- Millions in children's funds untapped?
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- Kreck, Carol; Denver Post Staff Writer
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- Denver Post (pre-1997 Fulltext); Denver, Colo.
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- 4B
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- 1993
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- Mar 25, 1993
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- Denver Post
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- Denver, Colo.
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- United States, Denver, Colo.
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- General Interest Periodicals--United States
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- English
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- NEWSPAPER
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- 291311264
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- Copyright Denver Post Mar 25, 1993
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