CSC Gets $140000 in Grants For Two Science Institutes
CSC announces $140000 in grants to fund two science institutes for secondary school teachers. The biology and chemistry programs, led by CSC faculty Thomas and Beel, will operate at CSC and nearby facilities with stipends for 40 teachers and allowances for dependents. Applications due March 1, and past institutes drew teachers nationwide.
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Fire Kills 7 Children as Man Held in Kentucky Tragedy
In Kentucky near Midwaye North Central, a house fire killed seven siblings and left another child in serious condition. Police say a man stood by as the children screamed while the flames engulfed the home. The parents, Charles and Mrs Spencer, and a surviving son escaped. James, Gary, Keeon, Timothy, Vivian, and Apnolte are named among the dead. Investigators search for motive and confirmation of cause.
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Burglars Strike Meeker Junior High and Bottling Firm
Burglars caused extensive damage at Meeker Junior High and Coca Cola Bottling Co in Ay Pauli Edscorn report. The Meeker break in involved a second floor window, wall paneling removal, and attempts to pry open a wall safe. about 50 to 100 dollars found in losses. At the bottling plant burglars broke a south wing window and pried open a vending machine, taking around five dollars, with attempts to open an office safe and damage to desks and filing cabinets. Police believe no more cash was taken and outside repair costs may be higher.
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Weather forecast with mixed snow and cold fronts
The bulletin notes Tuesday temperatures with highs near 66 and lows around 20. Snow and rain are expected in higher elevations with mixed precipitation lower down. Mountain regions face a sharp cooldown with highs 20 to 40 and widespread snow across Wyoming tonight and Wednesday.
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U N Grows Hope for Quiet UN Session Amid Talks
In New York, the United Nations announced a formula to avoid a U.S. Soviet clash as the General Assembly opened its 10th session. Leaders planned only noncontroversial business, including electing a president and admitting new members, while deeper disputes over Soviet voting rights, debt relief, and peacekeeping loomed unresolved.
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LBJ and Taylor Discuss Stepup of War in Viet
In Leopoldville a Belgian Embassy spokesman says rebels near Stanleyville hold most of the city after a reported rescue mission. The statement notes hostages freed near Bunia and tells of Belgians and Americans affected as Congolese troops counter rebel advances and missions wrap up.
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Garnsey Elected President of State Chamber of Commerce
Willem Guincey J. Garnsey a Denver businessman was chosen Monday as president of the Colorado State Chamber of Commerce succeeding L de Baudine of Montrose. Garnsey has led the Weld County Library board and chaired the National Legislative Affairs Committee while also presiding over the Greeley Chamber of Commerce.
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Night store hours extended to Friday openings citywide
Beginning Friday night several downtown stores including Fash Inn Bar G. Penney Montgomery Ward and Zale Jewelers will stay open every evening except Sunday and Christmas Eve. Free bus rides start Tuesday from 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. with honor parking, as stores extend hours through December 26 to boost shopping activity.
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City Must Become Competitive For Industry Says Bachman
Chamber of Commerce president in Greeley argues locality must lure industry by offering favorable rates. Shwayder Brothers favored Loveland for Lego plant due to water and tax considerations. Greeley water costs and differing utilities cited as factors. Officials note no negative stance toward Greeley, with broader region competing for investment.
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Police Crackdown on Jaywalking Across City
Police intensify enforcement with officers stationed downtown and at key crossings. multiple citations issued for jaywalking and related infractions. Signals and post office area monitored. efforts target pedestrian safety amid rising concerns.
VFW Dinner To Honor Ray Brannaman In Colorado
The Greeley VFW post plans a testimonial dinner for Ray Brannaman, former national commander, now living in Loveland. The event features remarks by the national VEW chaplain and local officers, with reservations due by Thursday. Brannaman previously led Weld County schools and led civic projects including a hall named for him after a 1940s service.
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Handicaps Plague Soviet Mars Mission Incomplete Power
Pasadena AP dispatch notes two Soviet probes face serious handicaps while U S craft Mariner 4 advances toward Mars. Power concerns show Zond Y may lack return power. Mariner 4 aims for July 4 flyby within 800 miles, seeking life clues.
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Baker Probe Reopens In Senate Hearings Begin On Cash Payoffs
Senate Rules Committee questions Don B Reynolds again in closed session before public hearings resume on the Bobby Baker case. Witnesses connected to the Kennedy Johnson campaign fund and alleged illegal $25,000 diversions face scrutiny as lawmakers tolerate constitutional privilege claims.
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Community Christmas Sing Planned
An old fashioned community Christmas sing will be held at 30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 19, at the Community Building. The event, sponsored by the Recreation Division, invites adults and children to sing Christmas carols with song sheets provided. Carl Tainesint will lead as patron, and the recreation director Werner hopes it becomes an annual event.
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Greeley Predicted Snow and Holiday Preparations
The Tribune notes an early Christmas shopping spike with eight shoplifters caught and forecasts a white Christmas in Greeley from Old Farmer’s Almanac data. An eight-inch snow is predicted around December 20, with overcast skies and new snow the following day, while Salvation Army volunteers prep downtown for holiday efforts.
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Smithsonian Halal Postal History Vault Opens Access
The Smithsonian Institution reveals a country store post office era exhibit, focusing on postal routes and rural communication in the 19th century. Researchers will explore archival maps, letters, and trade documents linked to early American mail networks.
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