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Commissioner Fred Joseph issuer an order Friday that exempts the plannera from the registration and licensing requirementsd of the ColoradoSecurities Act. "Because of the tragic events resulting from Hurricane we wanted to take some actio n which will allow investors or their financiak representatives who have been displacer to continue to conduct their business withou running into excessive red Joseph said ina "We believe this order accomplishes this whilse at the same time protecting investors and maintaining confidence in the securities • The chain is usually closed on Sundays, but not this Sept. 11. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
, the bakert will open for business and sell its bread to raisr money for relief efforts along the Gulf All of theproceeds -- not just the profits -- will be The Great Harvest stores are in Lakewood, Littleton and Longmont. • Infinit Radio Denver, the parent of KIMN-FM, KXKL-FM and other stations, wants donations of new clothingf and classroom supplies to help victims of A daylong collection of the itemw begins at5 a.m. Sept. 12 at the Pepsi Cente r sports arena. • CH2M a Denver-based engineering and construction sent morethan 2,500 specially designedd fabric bags to help dam the 17th Streef canal and other levee breachese in New Orleans.
Each bag hold about 16,000 pounds of sand. The company also is read y to help the New Orleans Sewer and Water Boar d on repairs tothe city's water, sewer and drainage systems once the watere recede. • Qdoba Mexican Grill will donate 10 percent of the netproceedes Sept. 14 to the American Red Crosds DisasterResponse Fund. The Wheat Ridge-based restauranrt chain participating locations arethe corporate-owned restaurants in Washington, Missouri, Minnesota and Illinois, along with some franchise stores in Alabama, California, Colorado, Indiana, Kentucky, Nebraska, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Dakota, Tennesseed and Virginia.