Bell Telephone could cut rates 25 percent if Walker opinion
Federal Communications Commissioner Paul A. Walker told Congress that Bell Telephone might reduce its rates by up to 25 percent by cutting high costs tied to manufacturing engineering depreciation and bookkeeping. He said American Telephone and Telegraph controls the Bell system and profits from alleged price protections, while critics argue the report misstates facts and relies on overheated claims.
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Bell Telephone
Walker
Dell
A.and W
Clutoiers
Wihaeat
Walter S. Gifford
A. T. Ani Ty
Federal Claim Questioned in North Platte Water Case
Attorney General Byron G. Rogers argued the federal claim to the North Platte waters threatens Colorado water rights and could upend western U.S. water law. He said the government’s position would affect Nebraska, Wyoming, and Colorado and may set broad precedents in interstate water disputes. The court appointed a special master to hear the case with U.S. intervention sought due to the case’s magnitude and ongoing federal spending on related litigation.
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Auasnein
Denver
Byron G. Rogers
North Platte River
Rogers
Colorado
United States
Nebrasha
Wyoming
Colionde
Nucth Platte
Federid
Fedvmal
North Plaire
Cimmings
Matty
Douwou Kenclvieh
Cagper Alcora
Drgjowt
Winter Precipitation Ahead But Behind Sugar Factory
The Greeley district logged 0.56 inches of total precipitation at the sugar factory, bringing January 1 totals to 0.78 inches and 0.53 inches below normal for the first ten months. Despite moisture shortfalls, November and December storms boosted year-to-date totals, with Fort Collins and Denver also ahead of long-term averages. Edith Rohner seeks divorce from George Rohner of Greeley citing cruelty and requesting support, with WPL and attorney W. R. Buub listed.
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Greeley District
Guished Mareh
Greeley
Colorado
Fort Collins
Denver
Edith Rohner
George Rober
Nolo
Rehvor Jz
WPL
W. R. Buub
Greeley Sixth In Saving Bond Sales in Class
Greeley postoffice ranked sixth among first class offices in Colorado for Savings Bond sales during the period ending August 31 1987 with $103 962 including mail order sales. State total shows Pueblo Colorado Springs Denver and Fort Collins surpassing Greeley. average daily national sales cited as $181 and Colorado per capita $7.08. Bonds redeemable at any time with penalties. federal government continues selling them.
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United States Savings
Greeley Postoffics
Colorado
Mount
Westminter John S. Reamin
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Quinidad
Fort Collins
Greeley
Ainge
Salon
Cain
Colorato
Valia
Wa A
Beet growers vote to back association in price row
Opposition fails to end reform measure as Eaton beet growers vote by a wide margin to stand by the Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association. About 90 percent approve continuing the association’s stance against signing any contract with the Great Western sugar company while awaiting regulatory action on beet field prices and grower payments. Local leaders plan further meetings to determine next steps once regulations are issued.
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Foat
Mountain Blazes Beet Growers Marketing Association
Great Western Dugal Company
Aartenslurs
Henry A. Wallala
Wit Chatman
Rulph Clark
Eaton Disile
Clark
Ei Atwudilve
Mural
Log
Reland
Waulluci
A. Te Litel
Montaia
Wirrlok
Litel
Ghicaga
PH. Huddleston
Montana
W. J. Gorat
Wyoming
Followis
Mountain States Committee
H. Roediger
Fort Morgan
D. R. Pulliam
Loveland
A. A. Swilth
Sterling
H. E. Wognett
Greeley
Dolon
F. P. Goetzel
Lalke Oy
B. Gross
Severance
Hoe Faetl
Gross
Hogseli
Port Morgan
Port Lu
Tax Board Back at Work After Suspension Lift
Denver April 1 Colorado's three tax commissioners returned to duties after a 90 day suspension by Gov Ammons. Chairman John F R Seaman said they are up to their elbows with accumulated and regular work. A protest over the suspension of Max M Greenwald, assistant clerk in the coal mine inspector's office, was ordered by Gov Ammons. Greenwald claimed the suspension stemmed from a personal fight with Thomas Allen, the coal mining inspector. This marks the second payroll cut under the power to suspend.
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Peeany
Denver
Colorado
Teller’ Amasons
John FR. Seaman
Max M. Greenweld
Gay. Ammons
Greenwald
Thomas Allen
E. C. Toliesout
Fund
Four Youthful Thugs Rob Filling Station At Gunpoint
Early Friday a group of four unmasked youths robbed a filling station at 228 Eleventh Avenue. Attendant Marvin Lather, 36, was tied up with a .32 caliber revolver while the robbers looted cash and about four dollars worth of gasoline. The thieves fled in a 1932 Chevy, leaving the telephone receiver torn from the wall. Police issued a lookout for a vehicle stolen in Denver. The clerk provided a description and license number to officers.
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Woldays
Freddie
Eleventh Avenue
Marvin Lather
Stetan
Caite Irevalver
Liey
All Toole Will
Luther
Meir
Jay
Trediie
J Fred Senmeitenkoap
Wlaventy Avenue
Gan
Uhey
Union Must Pay Tax Exemption Ruling In Denver Suit
District Judge Henry Wels ruled that the union property at Carpenters Hall in Denver is mainly used for religious purposes. Trustees faced a loss of exemption for the union headquarters and charitable ties of the Carpenter’s League amid the legal challenge.
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Union
Denver
Trustees of Care Penters Hall
Neelding
Henry & Wels
Lmainess
Sibeldkiry
Lrather- Jood
Carpenters
Sul Jaluors
Mother of Local Woman Injured in Rushville Tornado
Emma Taylor, 69, mother of Ralph T. Stillop of Greeley, suffered a skull fracture when a tornado demolished her Rushville Illinois home. The town lost power and phone service and the hospital was damaged as Midwest storms killed 33 or more locally. Mrs Taylor had been an invalid for two years with a stroke and was accompanied by a nurse.
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Emma Taylor
Ralph T. Stillop
Sixty Avenue
Greeley
Rushville
Iliois
Ward
Bishop Friday Mhorning
Bishop
William Boom
Taylor
Midwest
Navy reports search for missing bomber in Pacific
April 1 report says a naval bombing patrol plane with eleven aboard vanished during a broad Pacific exercise near Hawaii. Air searches were halted as crews recovered three bodies from wreckage while six other crewmen remained missing after the aircraft dropped from a six‑plane formation.
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Admiral Clinge
Pearl Harbor
United States Navy
Hawaiian Islands
Aip
Rawsi
Weather synopsis for Colorado and New Mexico
Fragments describe cloudy Colorado with frost likely Friday night and Saturday. warming trend into Sunday. New Mexico notes partly cloudy Friday night with frost, then fair Saturday and rising temperatures. 24 hour outlook shows Friday high 46 and low 22 degrees.
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Colorado
Bylday Nurl
Mexico
Sacure Fay
Mission Preaching by Dr Ripley Opens Week at First Baptist
Dr W F Ripley of Denver, director of Christian education for Colorado Baptists, opens a Week’s Preaching Mission at 10:30 Sunday morning in the First Baptist church. He conducts a Workers Conference at 3:20 pm and preaches again in the evening at 7:30. Ripley, former Colorado Baptist executive and state dialectician education director, brings broad experience and acceptance. He will preach each weeknight except Saturday with a Sunday night conclusion on April 10.
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W. F Ripley
Denver
Colorado Baptists
First Baptist Church
Ripley
Colorado Baptist Work
Baptist Church
Cancer Serum Death Toll Rises to Nine in Orlando
In Orlando on April 1 a man and a woman died within two hours of each other, raising the death toll to nine among patients injected with a cancer treatment serum. The deceased include Mrs Lydia Morrison, 49, and Os? Porn, $5, both of Orlando. Six women died Wednesday and another yesterday, with two gravely ill patients also reported. Dr T A Newl said eleven more women admitted last night had all received the serum from a single bottle at his clinic.
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Orlando, Flay
Lydia Morrison
Orlando
T. A. Newl
Fis Clinic
Local Exchange Club Sponsors Neighborhood House at Central
The Oresley Exchange Club plans a neighborhood house at Central School to support youth and community programs. Report findings led Dr. W. I. Rue Wells and Royer to assign investigators for the recreation program. An initial $5 was raised for equipment to start the center, with Green Valley and Lindaio as reference sites. The aim is to open the new center on April 3 pending space arrangements by Greeley School Administration.
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Oresley Exchange Club
Forward Tor
Lament Ivers
W. I. Ruewells
D.C. Royer
TM. Vardar Loor
PAA
Sindlar
Lindoio School
Io Greeley
Protests Over New Setup Gain Momentum in House
Protests against the administration's government reorganization bill surge as House debates resume. Telegraphed messages flood lawmakers, with workers handling tens of thousands of telegraph items overnight. Officials cite mixed signals from members as factions assess potential passage before week’s end.
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Washington
House
messRgee
MUN
Charles 1. Coushna
Detroit
Oth Sidez
Loyalists Flee Over Pyrenees To French Soil
Thousands of Spanish refugees cross the Pyrenees into France amid cold, snow, and exhaustion. Frontiers guards reported deaths from falls and exposure as families seek shelter and food in French towns. Spanish authorities planned to return migrants within forty eight hours as uprisings spread toward the Segre river valley and Barcelona. A booster club carnival is set for Gunter Hall College on April 9 at 8 o'clock.
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Bigieres de Lacnon
Francs
Spain
Pyrenees
Irvande
French Frontier Guarde
Gil
France
Mttoris
Witlyin
Garagoza
Mundera
Urey
Lew Ida
Koyalty
Thenatero
Uye
Canilel
Segre
Trakling
Lorlae
Juan Vague
Vhene Leitellng Am
Pitatel
Barcelona
Mediterranean
Two Wyoming Murderers Get Long Prison Terms
Casper Wyoming April 1 Two former relief workers received long prison terms. Julius Henry Eling 95 was sentenced to 30 to 85 years for the fatal shooting of his son in an Edgerton office. Melvin B Morris 51 received life for the murder of refinery worker George Southner Jan 21. Mrs Bouthner widow of the slain man was arrested on accessory after the fact.
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Prusec- Casper
Wye
Norond
Pauline
Edgerton
Melvin BE. Morris
George Bouthner
Bouthner
Widlow
Ann
Confirmation Services and Broadcast Fight at Trinity Church
Confirmation services and Holy Communion mark the 4th o'clock rite at Trinity Episcopal Church on Sunday April 4 led by Right Rev. Free Ing of Denver. Other services include Holy Communion at 7:30, school at 2:30, and Vicadians meeting at 6:30 pm. Rev. B A Ness pitt to arrange the program. A boxing match between Jay Louis and Harry Thomas from Wagle Bend is set for 15 rounds at 9 pm Greeley time, broadcast by National Broadcasting Company. Road inspector fatally hurt in Glenwood Springs incident on April 1 when David Z Cox fell 25 feet from a bridge abutment near Shoshone.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Ing.lay
Denver
B. A. Nesspitt
Nestor
United Peasbyterian Church
Jay Louis
Chompson
Harry Thomas
Wagle Bent
Minn
Greeley
National Broadcasting &_company
Glenwood Springs
David Z. Cox
Atte Highway Department
Fran Pooble
Gienwood Canon
Shoshone
Hoover Warns U S Against Fascism and Alliances
Former President Herbert Hoover warned in New York that the United States must avoid alliances with democratic nations and steer clear of a planned economy feared as a path to world war. He urged keeping out of others’ wars while remaining vigilant against European pressures and blocs.
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New York
United States
Herbert Hoover
Fas
Luis Linke
En'opa
Ute
Eurosie
Council On Foreign Relations
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Earl Thindueuf
Guehtan
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Sweeney Holly
Iscnale
Selesrayl
Hans
Banihead
Bill
Alabama
Booster Carnival
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