Hospital at Pueblo Loses Accreditation
A Colorado hospital in Pueblo lost its accreditation amid internal administrative action. Officials said the loss does not mean immediate closure and that accreditation could be restored. officials emphasized the move is administrative and may allow continued patient care while plans to regain status are explored.
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Hopital
Dutid Commission
Pilal
Iywek
Rumarks
Chisiemn
Robert Maytag
David A. Hamil
Red Ad
Konferente
Hamil
Harris
Ment
Jost Jlst
Charles Meredith
Fr.end
Guy
Durinj Hans Schupire
A. Love. i
Gavave
Sennor
Grimes Contract Rewritten With Raise for New Supt Search
Grimes' contract was amended by the Greeley School Board to extend his tenure as consultant from July 1, 1966, with a $5000 raise to 16500 annually for two and a half years and an immediate search for a new superintendent. The Citizens Committee report urged outside professional help to review long term fiscal policies.
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Lesties R. Grimes
Rya Alsa
Grimes
Courate
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Hiss
Tak!ness
Citizens Committee of
Sehool District Six
Citizens Committee
Sehgal Board
Dean
Norman Bean
Myetig
Lestie
Ransfer
Zens
Board of Education
Boulder
Br. Grimts
Gries
ad‘Jyise
Dr Wheeler named to Greeley School Board
Dr Jamnes L Wheeler, a medical doctor from Hillside, was appointed Wednesday evening to the Greeley School Board to replace the late John B Clayton. His term runs to the next regular election in May 1865, and he plans to seek election then. The board considered up to 20 candidates, weighing operation proximity, occupation, and residence.
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Frank Gappa
Greeley
Jamnes JL Wheeler
1Th Ave
John BR. Clayton
Wheeler
Norman Dean
Hillside
Weather Summary and Board Appointment Report
Weather figures show temperatures around 74 degrees at Timalay for four hours ending 1 am Thursday with highs in the 60s and lows in the 20s across regions. barometer 29.8 steady. sunrise and sunset times for Friday given. Colorado and Wyoming forecast notes indicate increasing cloudiness with snow or rain in the north and wind, dust, and varied mountain impacts through Friday. In local government news the board approved Dr. Wheeler for the Board of Education, noting his 1957 residency in Greeley, medical practice, and community involvement with the Jackson School PTA.
Board Pays Tribute to John Clayton in Greeley Meeting
Greeley Colorado school board members honored former president John R Clayton with a moment of silence and a memorial reading by Norman Dean after his death on April 10. Vice president William Hartman praised Clayton as an outstanding citizen of Greeley, Colorado, and the union, with a formal memorial citing eight years on the board and two years as president.
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Greeley
Jenny
O' Clayton
Norman Dean
Clayton
Bard
Wiliam F.hartman
Colorado
Union
John BR. Clayton
John St. Clayton
Board of Education
Schon District 6
Board of Euncation
Joh R. Claytin
John R. Clayton
John B. Clayton
Greer Ney
Board of
Charlotte B.j.claytem
District Six Sells Bonds At Net Interest of 3.1452
District Six approved a bond sale with net interest of 3.1452 percent. Ninety one Nuveen and Goodbody associates led bids from Chicago under a 15 percent debt limit. Fourteen bids were received and funds will finance current building plans for new junior and senior high schools. The board voted to accept the higher yield and sign the contract dated April 24, 1903, with Harris Trust and Savings Bank involved.
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Bacon
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Goodbody
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Andiand Co, Associates
Greeley School Board
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Issle
Isalu
Harris Trust All Savings Bank
Secretaries Honor Kraft And Glidden At CSC Event
Secretary of the Greeley NSA chapter Miss Shirley Kraft and CSC faculty member Dr. Harley Glidden were celebrated at a Bosses Night dinner. Kraft received Secretary of the Year honors while Glidden was named Boss of the Year for his long service in the Science Division since 1942.
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Helene Kraft
Greeley
National Secretaries Association
Country Club
G. V. Gooding
Honor Helene Kraft
Harley Glidden
CSC
Paul
Maunlain
Tele
C3c
Hewie Geewley
Nalphone Company
Assoculion
Slua
Geecleyivye Claribelle Stow
Leeastrierlien
NSA
Lavonne Henninger
CSC Facalty
Safeway
Trick Mam
Morgan Boy Killed By Father’s Car In Driveway
Fort Morgan report says four year old Morgan Boy David Hergenre ter was fatally struck by his father Tolin A. Mergenreter’s automobile as the boy ran from the house on a Wednesday night. Authorities noted the death is not counted in the state highway fatality toll.
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Fort Morgan
David Hergenreter
Tolin A. Mergenreter
PUC Divides Territory Between Utilities in Colorado
The Colorado Public Utilities Commission ordered a division of Weld County territory between Poudre Valley Rural Electric Association and privately owned utilities Home Light and Power and Public Service Co. of Colorado. The decision sets routes for asset exchanges and transfer of facilities, with exclusive zones for Home Light and Power and for Public Service near Fort Collins and Greeley.
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Coloado
Bjelland
Ralph Horton
Iloilo
Weld Larmier
Commission
Pouilre Valley
Poudre Valley
Boulder
Public Service Co
Public Service
LaSalle
Gilcrest
Kersey
Greeley
Suilth
iKersty
Governor Defends Pueblo Hospital Accreditation Efforts
Governor John A. Love defended the Pueblo State Hospital program during a Denver conference. He cited improving conditions, accreditation talks with the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals, and planned new facilities. He noted staff to patient ratios, costs per patient, and projected growth, while stressing a shift toward community mental health care and forthcoming re accreditation.
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Colucado State Hospital
Pueblo
John A. Lave
Joint Commission On Accreilitation of Hospitals
Meredith
Charles Meredith
Love
Fort Logan
Hospital Council
American “Medical Association Council On Hospitals
Rail Work Rules Dispute Settled Amid Union Talks
President Johnson announced a settlement ending the threat of a nationwide rail stoppage. The agreement, described as equitable by leaders, requires ratification by five unions and aims to restore morale for about 700,000 rail workers and accelerate cooperation between labor and management.
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May Baker
Pars Forest
Washington
Presiland
Kent Johnson
Cathy May
President Johnson
New York
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Davidson
Hernians
Royjrail
E. Davidson
Holt
Warren G. Magnuson
Senate
J. B. Woile
National Railway Labor
Ence
Calef
Ipiustria
Hobnson
Pfton
John-i
Tex
Cathys
Rights Bill Amendments Slated First
Washington AP Everett Dirksen said he will ask the Senate to vote on changes to the civil rights bill amid controversy. He will move to set aside the surgical amendment. Humprey indicates willingness to meet Southern critics on jury trial guarantees for criminal contempt linked to discrimination charges.
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G. Milton Kelly Washington
Senate Republica
Everett M. Dirksen
Senate
Souberg
Dirkson
Herman E. Talhridge
Dirksen
Sen
Hithert H. Highrey
D-Minn
Storm Warning Issued For Colorado By Weather Bureau
The U S Weather Bureau posted a storm warning for Colorado predicting scattered snow or showers spreading into the southwest and north tonight and continuing through the day. Blowing dust is possible in southeastern Colorado Friday with lower temperatures expected, including near 45 in the northeast and 40s in the southeast.
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Wyoming
Denver
U.S. Weather Bureau
Soutwest
Northes
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