Carbon monoxide bill

Posted: 02.21.2009 at 2:15 PM

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DENVER (AP) -- The Colorado Senate has given final backing to a bill requiring carbon monoxide detectors in homes. The Senate approved the measure 29-5 yesterday, sending it back to the House to approve changes. The bill would require all homes and apartment buildings for sale to have carbon monoxide detectors near bedrooms.

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