State Farm secretary in Greeley earns praise and public tour
Heberline Rose, longtime executive secretary to Colorado division manager and later regional VP, is spotlighted for reliability and care at State Farm Mountain States Regional Office in Greeley. A renovation and open house highlight her role and the firm’s local employment surge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ifor
Iocal
State Farm
Mountain States
Greeley Claims Service
States Farm
Greeley
Tom Harrison
Colorado
Bob Bischoff
Bischoff
Berdengard
Sammars
CFT Eyes Teachers Union Push At Colorado Colleges
The Colorado Federation of Teachers plans from within promotions and a council for higher education to defend academic freedom and oppose budget cuts. Bill Davis and Paul Bates head a new council accused of resisting expansion and fiscal demands. The CFT cites active locals at Boulder, Metropolitan State College, and Community College of Denver.
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State Farm
Rose
Colorado Federation
CFT
The
Council, For Higher Education
Bill Davis
Te North
Community College of Denver
Paul Bates
Colorado State University
Davis
Colorado
American Federation of Teachers
University of Colorad At
Boulder
Metropolitan State College
Denver
Man Arrested For Harboring 3 Hijackers
In Albuquerque FBI officials say 29 year old Johnny Ferrihes is charged with harboring three fugitives tied to the shooting death of State Police Officer Robert Rosenbloom and the hijacking of a plane to Cuba. Bond set at $100,000 as part of a joint city and federal probe.
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Albuquerque
FBI
Johnny Ferrihes
Cuba
Wesley Whaley
U.S
Victor Ortega
Rae
Whaley
Vines
Robert Me
Ortega
Val Vines
Charles Hill
Ralph Goodwin
Michael Pinney
Robert Rosenbloom
Adamson memorial rites set for February services
Obituary notices list Hediuary Adamson Reamer Tebmer of 908 Stafp AL and Mary Ann Boles of Cudahy among mourners. Survivors include siblings Charles Reber Ryans and James Heber Greeley with other relatives across Denver Aurora Englewood and Idaho. Funeral services from Adamson Memorial Chapel with interment at Mayana Cemetery. Baldazar Salazar family details and four grandchildren noted. memorial offerings requested. Services: Monday Tremthee 7, 7:00 pm.
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Reamer Wiliam Tebmer
Stafp
Evan Husband
Mira
Telex
Tebmer
Mra
Watere Mayerfield
Herthoud
Mary Ann Boles
Cudahy
Calf
Charles Reber
Ryans
James Heber
Greeley
Abed Reimer
Denver
Fred Hlehmer
Aurora
Alice Marine
Carr
Kihel Stroh
Englewood
Mins Mary Ovas
Cowding
Idaho
Mre
Jamey Yoater
San Francisco
Herbice Jermank
Iforalute
Aurylying Aris
Hoe Eytt
Otm
Adamson Memorial Chapel
Balazate -Ffilarla
M. Salazar
Mex
Kersey
Murlu J. Salazae
Vilarlo
Halas Waar Jp
Af Tea. Salle
Doe Salazar
Gilbert Balazer
Rodrigo Balazar
Ruban Balazar
Kerrey
Meother
Tomas Hulazar
Columbus Juncton
Iena
Guadalupe Galven
de Rlo
Tex
Marta Galvan
Kidnappers Free Industrialist in Mexico
Dr. Jaime Castrejon Diez, wealthy industrialist and rector of Guerrero State University, was freed by kidnapers near a Paxco Chilpancinga highway village. Government yielded to demands, releasing nine prisoners for exile in Cuba, with a 200000 ransom paid by the Casteljon Diez family. The abductors are thought to be tied to an underground Guerrero revolutionary group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Jaime Castrejon Diez
Guerrero State University
Paxco Chilpancinga
Guerrero
Cuba
Casteljon Diez
Obituary of Carl A. Schinch Sr in Platteville
Carl A. Schinch Sr died Tuesday morning at Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was 73, born June 25 1898 in Cleveland Ohio and lived in Platteville since September. He owned Casco Products Co and married Anna Strauss in Cleveland on September 1 1935. Surviving are his wife Anna Schmeh of Platteville and a son Dr Carl W Schmeh Jr of Greeley, with grandchildren Derek and Danny Schmeh of Greeley. Memorial Hospital Building Fund contributions encouraged. Adam Gon Mortuary in charge.
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Carl A. Schinch Sr
Platteville
Memorial Hospital
Cleveland
Ohio
Casco Products Co
Anna , Strauss
Hig
Anna Schmeh
Carl 4. Schmeh Jr
Greeley
Derek
Danny Schmeh
Memorial Hospital Building Fund
Adam ‘ Gon
William Rehmer 55 Dies After Admission to Denver Hospital
William Rehmer of Evans Weld County died Tuesday shortly after admission to Colorado General Hospital Denver He was born March 28 1916 in Evans and lived in Weld County his entire life He married Helen Eriksen Oct 22 1934 and had two daughters Mary Ann Boles and Lanore Mayefield plus four grandchildren Surviving are five sisters and four brothers Funeral and burial details list Adamson Memorial Chapel and Evans Cemetery
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William Rehmer
Idaho
Evans
Colorado General Hospital
Denver
Weld County
Helen Eriksen
Greeley
Rehmer
Farmers Union
Helen Rehmer
Mary Ann Boles
Cudahy
Calif
Lanore Mayefield
Berthoud
Alice Martens
Carr
Mary Goss
Gooding
Ethel Stroh
Englewood
Blaine Foster
San Francisco
Bernice Andermann
Monololu
Warrall
Charles Rehmer
James Rehmer
Fred Rehmer J
Aurora
Albert Hehmer
Adamson Memorial Chapel
Evans Cemetery
National Finals Rodeo Week Opens in Oklahoma City
Western city hosts the National Finals Rodeo with top 13 money-winners competing. California and Oklahoma lead finalist counts, with 19 and 11 respectively. Prize money soars past millions. top earners include Joe Alexander, Lyne, Bill Smith, Bill Nelson, and Billy Hale.
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Oklahoma City
States
Canada
Ite
Oklahoma State Fair
Larry Mahan
Ore
Paul Jayo
Fort Worth
Tex
California
Olahoma
Texas
Wyoming
Montana
Australia
A Cora
Wyo
Joe Alexander
Lyne
Bill Smith
Cody
Wya
Bill Nelson
San Francisco
Billy Hale
Cheeotah
Oxfa
Newswoman Freed by Terrorists in Uruguay Event
Uruguay AP report says newswoman Michelle Lyne was freed by terrorists. The competition features Lyne and Phil Berger with Lyne winning $44,948 and Berger $42,728. Berger has qualified in three events. Lyne in two, in a high stakes rodeo with team taping and strong field.
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Uruguay
Michelle
Phil Lyne
Ray
George West
Tex
Bob
Berger
Norman
Okla
Lyne
Seads Berger
Senate Moves Toward Passage Of Economic Control Extension
In Washington the Senate nears final passage of a one year extension of national wage and price controls, with talks over a retroactive pay boost for workers and opposition over media exemption from controls. Debate centers on exemptions for small business and unions, and a contested provision shielding press and broadcasters from pay and price limits.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Ag
Irs
Nixon
Cere Tabi
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Banking Committee
Executive Branch
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Alan Cranston
Datalif
The
Californian
Lin Piao Not Mentioned In Party Journal Editorial
Tokyo AP reports an editorial published by People’s Daily Liberation Army Journal and Red Flag notes no mention of Lin Piao. The piece asserts party discipline and criticizes revisionism, while hinting at a broader power shift under Mao and Chou Enlai’s leadership amid lingering questions about Lin’s status.
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Lin Piao
John Roderick
Associated Press
TOKYO
Mao
Jime
Lrourist
Mao Tsetong
Tan
Jurive
May
Chou Enlai
North Korea
Lin
Laut
Peking People’s Daily
Liberation Army Wally
Red Flag
Suit Filed On Behalf Of Poor People In Denver
A federal suit filed in Denver federal court alleges the U S Department of Labor and the Colorado State Employment Service mishandled job placement for the poor. The class action seeks federal oversight of the state program, restoration of funds, and protection of poor workers’ rights. Plaintiffs include Tony Cisneros Kim Cordova and Eli Jamae Houston, with groups Metro Denver Urban Coalition Lehver Area Labor Federation and Colorado Welfare Rights Organizations. The suit accuses the state of discriminating against the poor by denying adequate counseling and job placement.
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Denver
U.S. Department of Labor
Colorado State Employment Service
Tl J
Culm Tado
Metro
Cambodian Offensive Presses On Along Highway 6
Cambodian forces retreat under heavy North Vietnamese pressure along Highway 6 in the northeast front near Baray and Kompong Thmar. Saigon reports say 20,000 troops are isolated along 30 miles of the highway. U S air support and South Vietnamese forces are expected to bolster the Cambodians.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
Baray
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Kompong
Thmar
United States
Cal
So Satta
Conmander
Ny Air Force
Raray
Korte
Pong ‘Thmar
Saito
High Way 7
Highway 9
Mekong River
Cambroians
Tower Mekong
Santum
Plaiku
Camboilia
South Vietnam
Highlands
Klong
Kontum City
Cam’bodia
Chium
Dade County Bans Phosphates in Detergents
Miami AP report says Dade County will enforce a total ban on phosphates in detergents, raising fears of costs for Proctor & Gamble and the Soap and Detergent Association. County officials rejected a moratorium bid after a month of pressure, with pollution director Peter Ballet citing damage to fresh water supplies.
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Ben Funk
Associated Press
Miami (Ap
Dade County
County Commission
Pros
Proctor & Gamble
The
Soap and Detergent Association
Alex Gordon
Peter Ballet
Dinosaur Park Plan Likely Abandoned in Colorado
Colorado officials signal ending plans for a dinosaur park and museum at a site along the Colorado River near Newcastle after State Geologist John Rold and three experts conclude deposits lack major scientific value. Governor John Love said a full excavation seems unjustified given the report, despite earlier legislative authorization for a study.
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Denver
Colorado
Newcastle
John Fave
John Rold
Hold
Jove
Jegllature
NLRB Records Weaker 1944 Case Totals on Disputes and Dues
The National Labor Relations Board in fiscal 1944 accepted 3,881 disputes and disposed of 42,353 cases, a new high. About 7,000 workers were found to have faced discrimination by employers, unions, or both, receiving back pay totaling over 2.7 million dollars, far below later peaks in 1986 and 1990.
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Wasiingson
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Kansas Firm Bids on Twin Lakes Generator
A Kansas firm submitted what appeared to be the low bid for the Mt. El best pumped storage power plant at Twin Lakes. The Martin K. Eby Construction Co. of Wichita bid 16,289,483 dollars, under the engineering estimate of 2,487,271 dollars. The project, part of the Fryingpan Arkansas Project, diverts water from Colorado for the Arkansas Valley. The award will await bid checks and likely take a month.
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Salida
Colo
Kansas
U.S.1
Bureau of Reclamation Engineering
Mt. Tel
Twin Lakes
Martin K. Eby Construcion Co. Tne
Wichita Bly
Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Bureau of Redemanation
Bureau
Ttat
Hueno Vista
Leadville
Rjcdslehy
Ares
Feylngpan-Avikansag
NISB Calls For Immediate Plane Safety Reforms
The National Transportation Safety Board urged FAA action after a Frontier Airlines Beech 9 crash in Colorado. A blade failure on a Hartzell propeller damaged the aircraft, but all aboard survived. Investigators cited metal fatigue from a deep tool mark as a potential cause and noted four similar blade failures in redesigned versions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National ‘Transportation Safety Board
Colorado
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Hartzell Propeller, Inc
Piqua
Ohio
Johm IL
Reed
Frontier Airlines
Cheyenne
Wyo
Denver
John Hi. Shaffer
Wheat program payments mailed to about a million farmers
The Agriculture Department announced that about one million farmers in the 1071 wheat program will receive checks totaling roughly 323 million. These final and preliminary payments cover the gap between the $2.93 January 1 price and the national average price, with preliminary payments totaling 1.20 per bushel and 43 cents on other advances, issued in the five months through November.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
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Mra. Heberline
Reinhard Repp
Pask of
Creeley
New Platte Valley
Don Heberline
Arms College
CFT Eyes Teachers’ ‘Union
Bischoll
Adamson Hediuary
Four Seasons Floristy
Reservoir Rd
Mexico
Carl Schmeh
William Rhemer
Macy
Greeloy * Eaton
Ron Jenkins
Western
Persimmon Hill
Chisolm
Bescent
Popular Revolutionary Organization of the Thirty-Three
Maria Esler Giglio
Miss Ray
Vietnam
Reds
Mekong
Thien
U Atiah
Ca Mau
Nguyen van Thieu
Ho Matter
South
Laos
Dinosaur Park
Twin Lake
NISB
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