Ivry, Sara, "Citizen Coors", New York Times, 23 april 2000. Gearchiveerd op 9 december 2008. Geraadpleegd op 21 augustus 2007. "Adolph Coors Jr., the son of the brewery's founder, cut ties with one branch of his grandchildren whose father, Adolph's son, was murdered. Another son, Bill, proceeded with plans to give a party the day he learned of his daughter's suicide. Joe, Bill's brother, sometimes called the Daddy Warbucks of the Republican Party, supported Ronald Reagan, the Heritage Foundation and various conservative initiatives, like aid to the Contras."
Ivry, Sara, "Citizen Coors", New York Times, 23 april 2000. Gearchiveerd op 9 december 2008. Geraadpleegd op 21 augustus 2007. "Adolph Coors Jr., the son of the brewery's founder, cut ties with one branch of his grandchildren whose father, Adolph's son, was murdered. Another son, Bill, proceeded with plans to give a party the day he learned of his daughter's suicide. Joe, Bill's brother, sometimes called the Daddy Warbucks of the Republican Party, supported Ronald Reagan, the Heritage Foundation and various conservative initiatives, like aid to the Contras."
