Judges Announce Clerk Appointments Amid County Court Shakeup
FRANK COLOHAN reports county judges elect Sidney Emeson and Lee West announced appointments for the new County Court. Mrs. Maxine Johnson, longtime chief deputy clerk, will become clerk as district shifts begin next month. Mrs. Rosalie Adams moves to probate clerk duties.
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Frank Colohan
Maxine Johnson
Wil
Sidney A. Emeson
Lee J. West
Pirseia
Young
Inow
Fn County Court
Adams Prior
Vivir
Jstenographer
Denver Arta “Alten
Donver
Ysverctary
iSmaith Hare
District Aiiories
Adame
Arnie
al Adams
Greeley
Brinkman
Dudige Briggs
Bertha Brivkuan
Tis Red Court
City Manager To Talk About Water Report
City Manager B. H. Cruce will present a detailed report on water, sewer, and power costs in Greeley versus northern Colorado cities at a Board of Realtors meeting. The meeting includes City Council and Chamber of Commerce members, with prior delay for deeper study. The invitation stems from Shwayder Brothers’ Denver plant relocation decision to Loveland.
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Ity and
Chaber of
Commerce
Greeley Board of Realtors
B. H. Cruve
Board of Realtors
Colorado
The
Water Board
Ibert S. Davis
Boar of Realtors
Chamber of Commerce
Water Burivl
Fiamaine Corminisglan
Cruce
Realtors
Inis
Tay
Shwayder Brothers of
Denver
Legolity
Loveland
Greeley
N Groups
Abo
Johnstown
Greeley Ry
Neeks
Showalter
George Floth
George , Mellon
Jan Young
Vern Whitmore
Fred Treffetsen
Floyd Adavall
Paul ‘Meza
Grotley
Tere Robert S. Davis
James H. yShellon
Irving Cannon
Roy JL. Stott
Barton Buss
City Yelark
Riots Leave Khartoum Gripped in Violence and Death
Sudan capital Khartoum faced days of rioting with a toll rising to about 720 dead and more than 500 injured. Vehicles and police patroled streets as clashes spilled into suburbs. Arabs and Westerners blamed each other for instigating the violence amid a fragile peace.
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Khartoum
Sudan
Ernes
Municipal Court Roundup Involving Speeding and Vagrancy Charges
In the Municipal Court docket, Robert Wagner and others faced fines for speeding, careless driving, and related offenses. Several defendants listed live in Colorado towns or surrounding areas. warrants were issued for those who failed to appear. Charges include speeding on city streets, failure to yield, and vagrancy with varied fines and costs.
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Robert Wagner
Milliken
Gary ‘Tregoning
14Th Ave
Cyelt
Fidbert Stauffer
Chadron Neb
Charley Sheaffer
Kittridge
I William Rollt
Lith Ave
Lena Kehder
Oh N
jAve
Opal Reisinger
Ard
Edgar L. Keever Jr
Erman Kautz
Sharyn Gleason
Joln Filer
Trinidad
Rynte Vrieth Jr
Longmont
Amadeo Barela
Fort. Collins
Cnuts Francis Bandert
Berthoud
Willam Bethel
Willie Valverde
Fdon
Tex
Charles Dodge
20Th Ave
Patrick Whalen
11Th Ave
Ronald Springer
Patricia. Winters
Aull
Ernest Walff
16Th St
Ui Turn
Emnesto Peres
Mead
Tillie Martinez
6Th Ave
Gerald Lutes
Jacob Tahmann
Sth
Sigtt
Pins Erker
Denver
Joint water line talks by Greeley and Johnstown officials
Johnstown and Greeley officials discussed a joint water line and shared facilities to address future supply needs. Johnstown may need to expand its filter plant and build a transmission line, with possible use of the Greeley Loveland pipeline if plans proceed.
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Greeley
Johnstown
Ponder
Frank Colohan
Johnstowsy
Jonestown
City Waterti
Carl &. Showalter
Biter
Showalter
Johnson
Atant
Il Showalter
W. D. Marr
Waler Basrd
Lake Oveland
Loveland
Gresley
Water Rate Comparisons Across Colorado Cities
The text discusses proposed and current water rates in Boulder, Longmont, and Orem/Ur eeley figures. Boulder considers raising charges by 35 to 40 percent with a new rate of about 40 cents per 1,000 gallons versus 24 cents now. Longmont reportedly adopted a plan to double its commercial water rate from four to eight cents per 1,000 gallons, while Ureeley’s lowest rate is cited as one cent per 1,000 gallons.
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Boulder
Ureeley
Cruce
Longmont
Langemont
Auclt Electrics
General Fund
Heidelberg professors paid in fruit and wine tale
In Heidelberg Germany during the Middle Ages professors reportedly received part of their pay in fruit and wine. The story notes the emphasis on grapes and the potential grievances of students over such compensation.
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Heidelberg
Germany
Doggy Christmas Fashions Hit Pet Department Show
A playful feature from New York notes holiday dog attire across the shop. Items include an attached ear muff beret, a heated sleeping pad, mink biscuit dispenser, velvet biscuit collar, nylon ski jacket, and a range of coats and shampoos. Prices span from $2.49 to $392.00 as retailers tout festive dog apparel for discerning canines.
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Raleigh Allsakuvok
Larila Wu
York
Gociety
Firemen Respond To Three Calls
A motorist smothered a car fire with a blanket after it started in the engine bay on a Monday morning near Greeley. The 1987 sedan likely sparked by a backfire through the carburetor damaged wiring. Fire crews from Station Two arrived too late. Another house fire on Wah Avenue caused by a lamp cord short was put out by pump vans. Early Tuesday a Ridgefield furniture store building showed smoke from an overheated heater.
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Lynne Wolf
Rt. 3
Greeley
Whbeck
7Th St
Wolf
Davenport
Audrey Brailley
Wah
9Th Ave
Deven
Hirschfield
Furnitire
Ath St
CSE Approved 2 485 000 Housing Loan for Dormitory
Colorado State College received a 2 485 000 federal housing loan for Dormitory No 2 on the West Campus. Construction will mirror McCowan Hall style and house male and female students in the same capacity, located west of McCowan Wall.
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Sena
Gordon Allutt
Peter
Dominick
Tat
Colorado State College
McCowant Wall
McCowan Hall
McCowan
Mental Health Center Support Draws Praise
Mary M. McDonald and 1825 Ltd St presented the bee in Denver May in appreciation of Greeley residents who contributed 115 dollars to Fort Logan Mental Health Center. The drive was supported by local veterans organizations.
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Mary M. McDonald
1825
Ltd
Greeley
Fort Logan
McDonald
The
Bee's
Denver
Morelay
Dr Ken Evans to Conduct at Cherry Creek High School
Dr Kenneth G Evans assistant professor of music at Colorado State College will guest conduct the Community Arts Youth Symphony at Cherry Creek High School on December 13. The group includes standout orchestra students from Cherry Creek Englewood Littleton and Aurora areas. Evans has been rehearsing Saturday mornings with the orchestra.
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Kenneth G. Evans
Colorado State College
Cherry Creek High School
Curry Creek
Englewood
Littleton
Auroral
Evans
Singer Will Start 4 Day Grand Opening Wednesday
The Singer Sewing Center unveils a four day grand opening at 27 Tih St beginning Wednesday through Saturday. The remodeled 8,000 square foot space doubles size with expanded home entertainment and fabric departments and over 14,000 items in the catalogue. Visitors on opening day receive a free gift.
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Singer
The
Singer Go
Tih St
Singer Sewing Center
Gih Ave
Horne Entertainment Center
J Singer
Stern
jSinger
McCall's
Singer’s
C. G. Edwards
Mosbo and Willett Win CSC Oratory Titles
Joan Mosbo of Greeley and Tom Willett of Grand Junction win CSC oratory finals in the women's and men's divisions. Mosbo places first among six and will compete in the state contest at Otero Junior College in La Junta on January 10, alongside Willett. Other women's finalists include Lynne Hall and Jolene Bergstrom. men's finalists include Wayne Boyd and Al Keating.
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Isi Mosbo
Greeley
Tom Willett
Grand Junction
Colorado States College
Miss Mosba
Willett
CSC
Olero Junior College
la Junta
Lynne Hall Indianola
Towa
Stolen items logged by Greeley sheriffs office
Police report multiple thefts including a 1459 Dodge Coronado convertible maroon with a white top license JB-10 from Henry Becker, a Western Construction Ford tractor, an 8 track, a purse from Opal Bautis, a horn ring from Matthew Shyrock, a burglary at Kiner-Empson, and a Ford tractor driven during the night. an inspection sticker stolen from Ed O Dell's station. details note locations in Greeley and Sorby and thefts Monday and Tuesday.
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Greeley
Henry Becker
Wlnser
Western Construction Co
Rucker's Furniture Co
9Th Ave
U.S. A
Sorby
12Th Ave
Mathew Shyrock
101Rm
6Th St
Greeley Central High School
Kiner-Empson
North Dth Ave
Charles. M. van Why
Ed O'Dell
9Th St. Luld Police
Second U S Library Attacked By Indo Mob in Four Days
In Surabaya Java Indonesia a mob protesting America attacked the U S cultural center library damaging books furniture and a mobile unit. No American staff were present. Police and Indonesian workers guarded the scene as officials condemned the assault tied to geopolitical tensions.
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U.S. Library
Antoine Yared
Jakarta
Indonesia
America
Congo
Malaysia
U.S
James McHale
Neiformation Service Library
Soa
U.S. Tirury
Neilson
Allan McLean
Surabi ‘Cultural Center
Demone
Cai
P. Jones
Surabaja
Fikarta Center
Nelson and Jones
Suabaya
Gun Mishap Kills Mother In Springs
COLORADO SPRINGS AP Mrs Mary Je Cox 22 died in Ft Carson hospital from a gunshot wound to the stomach after an off base incident with husband Jerry 21 a Ft Carson soldier The couple argued over a pistol she reportedly grabbed from a box of clothing and threatened to shoot him The weapon fired as he turned away Cox said she slumped and died about five hours later at the hospital authorities noted she was folding the gun when it discharged
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Colorado Springs
Mary Je@ Cox
Ft. Carson Hospital
Cox
Jerry
Ft. Carson
Anife
Jater
Ates
iGox
Colorado State College staff attend CEA assembly in Colorado Springs
Colorado State College faculty and staff attended the CEA assembly in Colorado Springs at the Broadmoor Hotel during a law weekend. Participants included Gaylord Morrison president of CSU chapter, Dr. Herb Angles, Morris Mauer secretary, Jer. John Fulbright Student Education Association sponsor, and Dr. Kenneth Hoge. The event featured perspectives on education and was part of a broader assembly in Caracas.
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Colorado State College
Colorado Adura
En Association
Colorado Springs
Gaylord Morrison
CSU
Herb Angles
Morris Mauer
Jer
John Fulbright
Associalio Sponvisor
Kenneth Hoge
Rdslegale
CEA
Caracas
Venezuela
Broadmoor
Services Set For Adda Beyer This Thursday
Funeral services are planned for Adda Beyer at the Sir Christian Church in Avisl Tor Thursday. Beyer, 78, died Monday morning at Watt County General Hospital. Interment will be at Ault Cemetery. Adamson Memorial is in charge of arrangements. Surviving are three sons, three daughters, 12 grandchildren and four great grandchildren, plus seven brothers and two sisters.
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Nan
Phueseday
Sir Christian
Awil Tor
Adda Iino Beyer
Watt County General Hospital
Ault
Adamson Moplualy
Arrangements Airs
Bever
Aletea
Kan
Adu-Biten
Artive Bever
Tribune
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Scar
Driggs
Wallace
Briggs
Mane Court
Suslye Briggs
Weld County
Greeley -Ovelant Irrigation Co
Johnsown
Sho ‘Walter
William K. Wells
Dohnstad
Walter Conservancy
Big Thompson
Lown
Great Wester Sugar Co
Itar
Cruce J
Atin Shaffer
Lake Loveland
Greeley-Loveland
Ginner
Plana
CSE
Ken Evans
Cherry Creek
Joan Mosbo
Springs
CEA ‘Assembly
Adda Beyer
Baler
Twine
Behlem
Papen
Sampson Rallee Mill
Hammermill
Kewanee Roller Mills
Ile
Kewanee
van Why & Son, Inc
TAO
Creeley Pierce
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