City council approves various ordinances and contracts
Greeley council approved admission fees of 30 and 60 cents for pools, lettershead changes omitting officials, beer licenses for Outpost Resultant, street paving improvments, Portner Reservoir deed, water allotment for 308 acrefeet, dog leash and fines ordinance, annexation and school property rezonings, utility and median one-way street changes, telecom tower permit, replat and dedication, land purchase with federal grant, traffic signals, sewer and storm sewer bids, golf fee study referral, planning commissioner appointment, urban renewal board appointments, council meeting date adjustment, bids for water transmission lines, Loveland easement, and four-day holidays for staff due to fuel crisis.
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Greeley Mall
Elis
Gley-Helecun
Trainty Street
Portner
Zouing Nivarene
Helanes
Best Memorial Schiool
Ulity
Greeley
Wouth Street
26Th Avenue
28Th Avenue
KFKA
9Th Street
Nth Avenue
Crestyjewist
28Th Street
City Avenue
22Nd Street
20H Avenue
Reservoir Road
Island Grove Park
New County Welfare
11Th Avenue
17Th Avenue
James A. Ord
Rom Greeley West
UNC
Farvid Wy. Huder
2126Th Ave
City of
Richard J. Kemme
James Kadiecek
Board of
Urban Renewal Authority
Lyle Fr Mueller
Dave Clarkson
Nelson, Haley, Patterson & Quirk
Kissinger told Israel of Syrian prisoners being well treated
Paris report says a United official told Kissinger Assad asked him to relay word that Syrian prisoners are being well treated. The number is unclear, about 100 per sources in Tel Aviv. Israel delays peace talks until Red Cross access and prisoner lists are provided. Syria left the Geneva conference after Assad balked at Baath Party support for talks.
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Ry A. Kissinger
Syria
Assad
Turael
Israel
Kissinger
Jerusalem
Middle East
Red Cross
Geneva
Baath Party
U.S
United Nations
Mild weather cuts gas demand and saves volumes
Mild winter conditions have trimmed natural gas demand in the area, saving about one billion cubic feet. The Creeley Gas Company reports peak usage at 8 million cubic feet today, with interruptions limited to 26 hours so far this winter. Higher temperatures and lack of prolonged cold snaps reduce stress on supplies for large customers.
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Creeley Gas Company
Wescley Hay
Eninge Department
Sid
Wican Linger
Younis
Tnal
Thern
Fouts
Xere
La Roz Christmas Party in East Eaton
La Roz plans a community Christmas party in East Eaton with Hava Unidad sponsoring a Saturday event in Greeles for Chicana Youth. Performances by Ballet Zapista from Fort Collins and the Greeley Central Dancers pleased 180 attending youth and their parents.
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la Roz
East Eaton
Fait Hava Unidad
Greeles
Ballet Zapista
Fort Collins
Greeley Central
Lar Kava Unide
Mast
Notice of Kinal Settlement Filed in Weld County Court
Notice states final report filed in Weld County Colorado District Court. Objections must be written and filed by January 7 1974. Attorneys listed include Fenda Prebish Ageninisirati Hovienens Houtthens and Dooley atorneys. YOOTh Avenue Greely. Coloring The Greriny Baty Tribune Does 5 19 126 1973.
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Kirby Mina Loy
Ake Kirby Tavis Lott
Kirby’ S
Lott
Nave
Rie
Weld County
Colorado
Herson
Kinny Mina Garrison Eavertrie
Greetey Daily Tribune
Tne
Hovienens
Houtthens
Dooley Atorneys
Yooth Avenue Greely
Greriny Baty Tribune
Hussein in Syria talks on Middle East peace efforts
Hussein of Jordan traveled to Damascus for urgent talks with President Assad amid Syria's boycott of the Geneva peace conference. Hussein sought alignment on a joint Egyptian Jordanian Syrian policy and a full Israeli withdrawal, while asking about Jordanian troops in Syria. Assisting officials departed for Geneva with updates as Moscow and Cairo urged Syria to reconsider participation.
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Barry Schweid
Ring Hussein
Jordan
Damascus
Hafey Assad
Syria
Middle East
Hussein
Assad
Bird
Amman
Beyplian
Istal Fahmy
Geneva
Egypt
Moscow
Andrei A. Gromyko
Henry A. Kissinger
Cairo
Israel
Shimon Peres
Pool fees unchanged spark debate among city council
Leisure Time Committee opposed lowering pool rates and urged uniform pricing across Island Grove Centennial Park and Sunrise pools. Councilman Wayne Sodman supported earlier cuts at the north pool citing smaller size and new Sunrise Park pool as reasons. He said Island Grove under a lease purchase and low attendance last summer hurt revenue and affordability. Gates cited lessons at Island Grove as a cause of weak turnout and said lessons would move to all three pools next summer. Councilman Jim Smith recalled the committee’s strong view the lower rates were a mistake, while Sodman and Councilwoman Irma L. Principal cast the negative votes as the motion failed.
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Island Grove
Wayne Sodman
Centennial Park
Sunrise Park
Sodman
Gates
Jim Smith
Coucil
Irma L. Princi
Nixon Should Pay for Some Home Repairs, Auditors Say
GAO report to Congress concludes Nixon personally funded only part of $1.4 million in security and related work at Nixon’s San Clemente and Key Biscayne homes. It criticizes casual approvals by officials and calls for tighter controls and limits on residences with permanent security facilities.
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Gaylord Suaw
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Congress
General Accounting Office
Mixon
San Clemente
Calif
Key Biscayne
Fla
White House
C. G “Bebe” Itebozo
GAO
General Services Administration
Attdit
Ment
Secret Service
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Sca Mpeting
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He Sintte
Sockholducs
Latham
Gambang
Town Falk Kerseye Colorad
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Lower Latham Ditch Company
Hseatth
Greeiey Daily Tribune
Winlo
Gilbert Rexall Pharmacies
Meyer Brothers
Kinal
Petata Euan
Tammie
Ihain Fieveastraan
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Fovectare Co
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