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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1973
Page
1
The district implements eight half time coordinators across math science social studies and language arts at elementary and secondary levels under a 20.12 mill levy. A new supervisor of engineering services aims to cut fuel costs. First year teacher pay rises to 87575 with a masters plus 40 hours ceiling and 30 year experience cap at 15078.
The Larimer-Weld Regional Planning Commission voted to oppose the Powderhorn development west of Windsor. The 2,601 single-family homes and 10,000 plus population were cited as not fitting the regional land-use plan, with final county decisions pending after hearings.
The Public Works Committee approved a change to a proposed dog ordinance. It would allow a humane officer to issue a court summons on second offense if justified, and now permits a summons on first offense if the officer deems it appropriate, such as when a bite occurs.
Dr. Le Triplett was appointed assistant superintendent of instruction by the Board of Education, effective January 1, with a $24,000 annual salary. He becomes number two in the district’s chain of command after a long career as teacher, principal, and administrator.
The University of Northern Colorado Board of Trustees approved working bylaws and named two administrators as secretary and treasurer. They also recommended two gerontology and one foreign languages degree programs to the Colorado Commission of Higher Education, with future steps to be decided by University President Richard Bond.
Home Light and Power officials said no trend toward electric heating despite moratoriums on natural gas hookups. Dick Brown noted many inquiries but no evident shift while Greeley Gas’s new hookups rule affects post July 1 1974 construction. Clark Ewald warned large scale electric heating could strain power supplies though regional plants coal fired.
University of Northern Colorado meteorologist Dr Glenn Cobb says a storm system will move into the area this evening with a front arriving earlier than expected. Highs will stay in the 40s through Saturday with some snow likely and cooler air due Sunday followed by clearing and warmer conditions. Northeast Colorado forecasts call for variable cloudiness through Friday with highs in the 50s to low 60s and nights in the 20s.
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