Beet contract talks to resume between sugar group and growers
Contract negotiations for the igzb sugar beet crop resume Tuesday between Great Western Sugar Co and the Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association after talks broke off March 4. Growers oppose a proposed move from the historic sugar extraction based on 900–1966 to a year to year extraction formula, saying it would cut growers' proceeds and strip them of control over factory extraction.
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Great Western Sugar Co
Mountain States Beet Growers Marketing Association
Crower
Beets and negotiations loom in northern Colorado
In Greeley area news, discussions continue between growers and Western Grain regarding a 1976 sugar beet crop. Officials note limited negotiating groups and possible legal actions if contracts breach. Rumors of crop planting and potential feed grain shifts surface as experts predict increased silage demand and local absorption.
District Six approves 6 million bond refunding plan
District Six boards approves a six million dollar refunding to replace the 1974 bonds with new issue at lower rates. Underwriters include Bosworth Sullivan and Co and five Denver firms. Proceeds stay in escrow to prepay the 1974 obligation, with yields from U.S. government securities shared between the district and underwriters. Proceeds funded new schools and renovations at Greeley Central High School.
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Board of Education
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Internal Revenue Service
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District Six
Greeley Central High School
Weld County Welfare Payments Drop in February
Weld County total welfare spending fell to 3478.70 in February, down 15,000 from January and 16,000 from February last year. ADC caseload declined with 1,404 families and 24 fewer households month to month. unemployed male headed households rose slightly while female headed households decreased by 45. Food stamp expenditures also dropped to 269,200, a 2,800 monthly decrease and 4,000 year over year, despite 2,200 families applying or purchasing stamps in February and a 16 household rise in participants.
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Weld Social Services
Eugene McKenna
ADC
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Inside the Tribune Inside the Tribune
A compact look at the Tribune paper’s own sections and page layout across 62 pages. Highlights the structure of three sections and how content is distributed within the issue.
New Salud board to be formed in Fort Lupton
Fort Lupton health clinic plans a new nine member board after a compromise between the clinic's grantee and policy boards. Four seats will come from each group. a ninth member will be chosen from strong nominees by the Colorado Migrant Council. The plan aims to keep HEW grant control within the local clinic. The compromise followed a Wednesday night Platteville meeting and involves key figures connected to the Weld County area and HEW.
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Tribune
Wrier
Colorado Migrant Council
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Camilles
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Plutleyle
Prospret Valley
Adams County
Henderson
Platteville
Francisco Liaing
Sline
Etinic
Stahley J. Brasher
Llanas
Tor
Weld County
Clinic
Polley Board
Linda Piper
Grantee
HEW
Mater
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Brasher
Kran
Luedemann
Lianas
Releasing zoo animals in Greeley faces tough odds
Colorado Division of Wildlife officials say bears and elk from Island Grove Park Zoo would likely fail in the wild if the facility closes. Captivity has dulled their fear of humans and feeding instincts, making them costly and risky to release. City officials plan a Tuesday discussion on the zoo’s future and potential options.
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Colorado Division of Wildlife
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Island Grove Park Zoo
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Renney
Leon Rolin
Parks and Recreation Advisory Board
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Public Works Committee
Kuhn Hag
Gunter pool project wins district use agreement
District Six wins a 10 year use of Gunter Pool at UNC after approving up to 109000 for renovations. The agreement sees the district cover renovation costs and maintenance while UNC handles management, with the pool to ease crowding at John Swans Junior High and expand university recreation use in off hours.
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University of Mannhern
Colorado Central
Board of Education
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Gunter Pool
She City
Eisel
UNC
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Colorado
Greeley
NHPQ
Buller’ Hancock Hall
District Six
UNE
Anne
Amenet
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Weather report for northern area with cold wind clarifications
Fragmentary forecast notes describe chilly conditions and variable winds. Mentions partly cloudy Friday with lower temperatures and potential rain, but text is garbled. Includes names that appear unreadable and inconsistent terminology.
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