Born-Digital or AnalogAnalogTranscriptMcNichols, William Henry, Jr. Announced the U.S. Mint will remain in Denver but will change locations. Post Mr 31, 1972 p.1 c.5 Claims the newspapers were in error when they said he wanted all 4 parking garages downtown approved or none. Post Ap 3, 1972 p.13 c.7 Visited the House of Representatives to plead for the '76 Olympics. Post Ap 6, 1972 p.23 c.1 Will veto council bill to void his executive power to extend sewer lines and thus make him answerable to council. Real issue: chartered departmental powers (via direct vote) versus council power. Post Ap 24, 1972 p.4 c.4CollectionWestern History Subject IndexRelated MaterialWestern History Subject Index AbbreviationsType of MaterialIndex CardLanguageeng
McNichols, William Henry, Jr, [400853]. Denver Public Library Digital Collections, accessed 15/01/2026, https://digital.denverlibrary.org/nodes/view/1779625
