City to Seek Written Answers on Weld emergency radio net
City officials in Greeley pressed for a written commitment from Weld County on the proposed 250000 dollar county wide emergency radio system. Key questions cover manpower funding space and cost sharing as the city interim center may host operations before a county services building is ready. A state official and Lakewood consultant will assess technical details next week with a goal to align frequencies and personnel before a joint agreement. The plan ties to the 911 system slated for Greeley's 1974 installation and broader county rollout.
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KON Tollefsun
Telbue
Weiler
State Communications Division
Lakewood
Glen Billings
George Hall
Jack Huffman
Hall
Greetey
County Services
James McCorkle
Greeley
Billings
McCorkle
Halk
Ecenter
Weld
Greeley Center
Outlook for Colorado farming grim despite income rise
A Colorado agricultural outlook panel warns income gains will lag costs with net farm income rising only slightly to about 260 million dollars in 1974 from 1973. Gross income up 480 million but expenses up faster. government payments drop from 45 million to 14 million. Cattle herds poised for little expansion amid price uncertainty and harsh winters.
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Denver
Colorado
Floyd Rolf
U.S. Department of Agriculture Statistical Reporting Service
Trulf
University to stay open amid severe fuel crisis plan
UNC president Dr Richard Bond outlined a three phase energy saving plan to keep the university operating during a fuel shortage. Phase one lowers building temperatures, phase two would close select halls and the new classroom building, and phase three uses remaining spaces for classes and residences.
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Jim Craig
University of Northern Colorado
Richard Bond
UNC
Band
Bond
T P Huices
Tak Sinew Aha
Fuet Gil
Gray
Kepner
McKee
Frank Lakin
Lakin
David Reichert
Evans Police Tape Recorders Prove Useful in Investigations
Evans police units now carry small tape recorders in each squad car and use them to capture interviews during major investigations. Chief Jack West notes playback helps officers improve their interviewing and assess interactions. City Manager Robert Annis cites four benefits including better focus, complete reports, supervisory review, and attitudes assessment of the public.
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APA As ‘Sibune
Evans
Jack West
West
Robert Annis
Avis
Annis
House Commerce Committee passes emergency energy bill
The House Commerce Committee approved an emergency energy bill urged by President Nixon to slow clean air efforts and authorize gasoline rationing. It would create a Federal Energy Administration and run to May 7, with provisions for antitrust exemptions for major oil plans and limited emissions requirements amid the energy crisis.
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Washington
House Commerce Committee
Harley O. Staggers
DW Va
Nixon
Federal Energy Administration
White House
Senate
House
United States
Henry MM. Jackson
D-Wash
Congress
Commerce Committee
Mnix
Atth
City council to hold special meeting on one way lanes
City Conveil will hold a special meeting Monday to act on an ordinance establishing one way lanes on 2nth Street between 26th Awana and a point 184 feet west of 28th Avert. The north lane would be one way west and the south lane one way east. The meeting was called due to an emergency opinion on the ordinance and will be in the council chambers at City Complex.
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City Conveil
26Th Awana
28Th Avert
Gouth
City Complex
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