Governor to seek support for executive budget plan
Gov. John Love indicated he expects heads of state departments and universities to back the executive budget he plans to send to the legislature next month. The budget committee scrutinized University of Colorado figures, with the university seeking about 84.3 million for next year, roughly 16 million above the governor’s initial proposal.
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Avell Thomas Harry Newell of aeth St. Husband of era Newell. Brother of Burman of Fort fargan. Services at Adamson Memorial Chapel. Interment Logan Cemetery. Roba of iChurel slerment. Graveside services will be held at Kenset Memorial Gardens.
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Macy Allnutt Mortuaries Service Notice
Obituary notice for William Guiles and family members across multiple states. Funeral services held at 10:90 a.m. Friday from the Drawing Room with burial at Evans Cemetery. Names include Daura Wagner, John F Guiles, Lilian Taylor, Walter Guiles, and others across Illinois Michigan Ohio California Oklahoma.
Balderas and Balmeras family funeral service details
Obscure OCR lists Balderas Balderas family members from Fort Lupton and other places. Recited Rotary meeting at 7 p.m. in Gur chapel and services at noon at Shute gas Hi Atrustine’s Khurel Brighton Jeter Foed Fairelew Cemetery Ptikiton.
Chevalier Shows No Improvement
Paris authorities said there was no improvement in Maurice Chevalier's condition. The 83 year old showman remained hospitalized at Necker Hospital since December 13 and would receive a sixth artificial kidney treatment today.
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Obituary of Wilbert Eckhardt of Wellington dies at 42
Wilbert Eckhardt of Wellington died suddenly Wednesday morning at his home. A La Salle native born June 23, 1929 he lived in Wellington 2 years and was a self employed hand leveling contractor. He married Pansy Cecil and belonged to Bank Lutheran Church and Wellington Lodge Independent Order of Dad Fellows. Surviving are wife Pansy Eckhardt son David W Eckhardt and two daughters Betsy Renzelman and Nina Eckhardt. Funeral services at Warren Funeral Chapel Fort Collins with interment at Roselawn Cemetery.
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Death notice for Billy Stubbins Jr in Beeville Texas
Billy Stubbins Word has been received here at the death of Billy Stubbins Jr. in an automobile accident at Beeville Texas on December. He was the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. James Wyseaver of Evans. Surviving are his father William Stubbins Sr. and two sisters and one brother, all of Beeville.
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Infant Shultz Dies at Weld County General Hospital
Shultz Infant, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Shultz of Rt. J in Greeley, died at birth at Weld County General Hospital Tuesday. Survivors include grandparents Clifford Shultz of Greeley and Richard Marble of Ogallala Nebraska. Graveside services set for 1:30 pm Thursday at Sunset Memorial Gardens, Adamson Mortuary directing.
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Death notice for Thomas N Thormas at Weld County General
Thomas Newell Thormas Harry 73 of 323 Wb St died Tuesday at Weld County General Hospital. Born November 18, 1898 in Marysville Kansas he spent his boyhood in Buena Vista later moved to California. He married Vera Belle Raseau February 24, 1923 in San Diego California. He worked as a Soilermaker on a shipping dock in Oregon where they lived until retirement before moving to Greeley.
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Lloyd Carney Newell WWI veteran funeral held in Greeley
Lloyd Carney Newell a World War I veteran from Greeley died recently. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Church of England affiliated with the Columbine Bar First Congregational United Church of Christ. Interment followed at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Survivors include his wife Vere Newell of Greeley, a daughter Miss Michael s of Greeley, two sisters Mrs Lala Shannon of Fort Morgan and Mrs Hyral Bumén of Greeley, a brother Albert Beveridge of Greeley, and several in laws and nieces. He served in the Field Artillery, U.S. Army, and entered service on June 26, 1918. He died July 24, 1939, at St Luke's Hospital in Denver.
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John W Guiles Funeral Service in Fairacres Manor
Funeral services for John William Guiles of Fairacres Manor will be held Friday at a.m. in the Macy Aliault Drawing Room with interment in Evans Cemetery. Guiles, 70, died Tuesday at Fairacres after living there two years. Born July 5, 1901 in Washburn Missouri, he worked for General Motors in Michigan and in automotive service in Greeley and Dover. Survived by many children including Donna Wagner, William Guiles of Denver. Robert Guiles. Joyce Lloyd. Jester Eugene Guiles. Howard Guiles of Oklahoma City. Bill A Guiles of Franklin Park. Jane Taylor. John J Guiles of Flushing. Ronald A Guiles of Chillicothe. 27 grandchildren and three great-grandchildren. two brothers Walter Guiles of Evans and George Guiles of Brena Park California.
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First American Killed in Vietnam Anniversary Reacts
Livingston Tennessee reports the 10th anniversary of James Thomas Davis, the first American to die in action in Vietnam. The Defense Department notes 45,619 U S servicemembers killed and 304,353 wounded in the conflict. Davis, 24, died near a Viet Cong trap while advising in Vietnam. his unit’s radio truck struck a land mine and was ambushed.
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Blowout Leads Buzz as Dems Seek Aid on Dock Dispute
The Associated Press reports two fatal highway crashes in Colorado, a 55 year old Englewood woman Laura A. Rose and 22 year old Tucson man John Funderburg, raising state fatalities to 602 for 1974. Rose died after a car skidded and struck an earthen embankment. Funderburg reportedly lost control of a pickup during the dock workers dispute era. Also noted is a White House discussion of dock protests, farm policy shifts, and food stamp eligibility reforms amid party signals and national politics.
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N. Viets Fight Air War With Soviets In Laos And Vietnam
In Saigon and Hanoi the North Vietnamese air force, backed by around 200 aircraft and 9,000 men, harasses U.S. air operations in Indochina rather than seeking a full showdown. U.S. officials warn that if pressed, North Vietnam could lose its air force, with MIG fighters and Soviet missiles and radars deployed across bases in the Hanoi area and south toward Quang Lang and Vinh. The defense network includes SAM sites, radar centers, and fighter-bomber groups, and sources say MIGs can operate low behind terrain to surprise radar, while several U.S. planes were shot down last weekend amid rising tensions.
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Tree Gone in Louisville Dispute over Christmas Planting
Jackie Carlson expected a Colorado blue spruce to beautify her front yard but woke to find the tree missing days after planting. She believes someone likely moved it into a neighbor's living room, prompting a neighborly or neighborhood dispute in Louisville.
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Bhutto Frees Sheik From Pakistan Prison
President Bhutto says he will release Sheik Mujibur Rahman from prison but keep him under house arrest as part of seeking a political settlement for East Pakistan. He names Nurul Amin as vice president and signals talks with India, while planning military and civilian leadership changes nationwide.
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Heath and Nixon spar over post summit tone in Bermuda
In Bermuda, President Nixon claimed headlines as Heath held a late news conference stating Nixon would not repeat last summer's surprises. Heath praised the Anglo-American alliance and foresaw Britain's EU entry strengthening a balanced Europe United States partnership.
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Montfort Lays Off 150 Persons
Monfort Packing announces 150 job cuts affecting the night beet fabrication and night lamb kill crews amid market fluctuation. Spokesman Gene Meakins says about one third will return next Monday, with others laid off indefinitely while the company remains 89 to 90 workers above last summer's level.
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Love family to spend Christmas on ranch then ski in Aspen
Gov John Love said the Hirst family will spend Christmas Day at Bill Gossards ranch near Craig on the Western Slope then move to Aspen for a week of holidays skiing. He and Mrs Love with Becky and Andy will leave Friday and return to Denver on Sunday January 2.
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Canada Denies Bail to Seven Coloradans
Seven Colorado men charged with importing hashish into Canada were denied bail by Alberta Supreme Court Justice Libberman. The men, from Denver Boulder Glenwood Springs and Lekeswood, were arrested after RCMP seized over 600 pounds of hashish at Red Deer airport aboard a light aircraft. Hearing set for January 24.
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Recklessness Charged in Hunting Mishap Near Fort Collins
Involving Byron Brooks 34 and his son Chad 8, authorities say three teens fired at decoys during a hunting trip at Wellington Reservoir No 14 north of Fort Collins. The father and son were wounded but listed in satisfactory condition. charges of reckless use of firearms are expected to be filed as misdemeanor.
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