UNC budget request dominates four hour Joint Budget hearing
The Colorado Legislature's six man Joint Budget Committee examined UNC's 20 million plus request for 1974 75 with a cordial tone. UNC President Richard Bond outlined a 21 percent budget rise including 14 percent faculty raises and nine percent tuition hikes raising in state tuition to 106 and out of state to 425 per quarter. Enrollment targets seek to lift ceiling to 12 000 by 1980 while current 10 700. Several members pressed projections and cost data, noting pay disparities and a proposed four year tuition freeze concept. The hearing also touched on a new 1 75 million program for UNC class programs at out of state military bases and special education initiatives while confirming ongoing state funding deliberations.
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Re Suan
Colorado Legislature
University of Northern Colorado
Joint Budget Committee
IBC
UNC
Richard Bond
JBC
Tim McClure
JCB
Sandy Arnold
Boulder
The
Colorado Commission On
CCHE
Arnold
Colorado
Secon
University of Colorado
Rep
Don Friedman
Denver
Barkhart
Bond
CSU
Bund
Weld
William Garnsey
Carl Showalter
Walt Youngland
Gasoline sales restricted as Sunday ban looms
An Associated Press survey shows most service stations plan to close from about 9 p.m. Saturday to midnight Sunday in response to President Nixon’s voluntary ban on Sunday gasoline sales. Officials in 26 of 35 states say at least 75 percent will not sell gas Sunday, though many stations will offer repairs and emergency services. Motorists without fuel may rely on state highway patrols.
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Suuvise Couk
Associated Press
Close-Knit CBers in Colorado Rally Support After Plane Hoax
Harold and Anedra Newton of La Salle lead a tight circle of northern Colorado citizens known as Mu and Pa Kettle among CB radio operators. The group includes Eight-Ball, Motor Scooter, White Flash, Susie Q, Broken Spoke, Orange Crate and Mo-Pae. Mrs Newton heard a faint SOS on Thanksgiving night about a plane crash four miles east of Greeley. she believes the CB family deserves recognition for its role in the search despite the hoax report.
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Mingrei Erd Tribune
Pa Kettle
Colorado
Harold
Anedra Newton
la Salle
Newton
Cber
Greeley
Ma Kelile
CBers Aid Search In Greeley Plane Hoax Reported
Ma and Pa Kettle describe hundreds of CB radio users aiding in a search for a downed plane near Greeley. Radio Shack loaned gear, Denver volunteers arrived, and a pilot funded by the group led air searches costing about fifty dollars. The story notes CB culture and FCC licensing while praising the community effort during floods and emergencies.
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Pa Kettle
Radio Shack
Greeley
Cbers
Denver
Flying Cowboy
Kettles
Gbers
Federal Communication Commission
Ma Kettle
Warrant Issued for Center Vandal in Greeley Case
An arrest warrant was issued for Juan L. Hernandez 18 in the Thursday vandalism at Apostles for Justice Center 919 A St causing $2000 damage. Deputies recovered evidence, later turned over to police after a meeting. Police say prints were taken but questioned by groups. ongoing search noted Hernandez not yet arrested.
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Apostles For Justice Center
Juan L. Hernandez
Greeley
Weld County
Richard Martinez
Martinez
John Parkinson
Parkinson
Henandez
la Raza Unida
U.S. Justice Department
la Raxa Unida
Richard’ Clark
Clark
Apostles
Hernandez
Power lawnmowers to face federal safety standard plan
The U S Consumer Product Safety Commission on Friday rejected adopting industry standards and will pursue a federal safety standard for power lawnmowers. The move targets a high injury risk, with about 68 000 Americans treated in emergency rooms annually.
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Washington
U.S
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Mail Early Week Proclaimed in Greeley
Mayor George W. Hall signed a proclamation declaring December 3 to 8 as Mail Early Week to promote timely delivery of greeting cards, gifts, and holiday mail. Citizens are urged to deposit mail early and often, ensure correct addresses, pack securely, and use post offices during less crowded times.
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Greeley
George W. Hall
County home rule drive nears 2400 signatures in Weld County
The county home rule petition drive added about 200 signatures to reach 2200, aiming for 2400 to cover invalid ballots. Greeley Jaycees and League of Women Voters plan another drive on Dec. 9, with County Commissioners to decide on a special election or placing the issue on the 1974 general ballot. The ballot would seek structural county home rule and creation of a 21 member study committee.
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Greeley Jaycees
Rory Gregory
Greeley
Jaycees
League of Women Voters
Gregory
Weld
Greeley Water and Sewer Board April Meeting
Greeley inaugurates its Water and Sewer Board with a 7:30 p.m. Monday session to review sewage plant operations public works, proposed $6.4 million water bonds, Windy Gap diversion plans, and numerous agenda items from filtration lines to water taps and contractual matters with Loveland Windsor Fort Collins Mountain Bell and NCWCD.
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Frank Colohan
Tribune
Greeley
New Water and Sewer Board
Windy Gap
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Colorado Department of Health
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Nelson, Haley, Patterson & Quirk
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Bosworth & Sullivan
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