Jail, $20-Mil Sale, Go Down To Defeat

DENVER-Sears was willing to sell a site near Interstate 25 and Sixth Avenue to the city for $20 million as part of a $325-million jail project, narrowly defeated by voters expressing NIMBY and anti-tax sentiments Tuesday.

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