Citywide pay raises set on new grade system
City employees will receive raises averaging about a percent for roughly 90 percent of workers effective Wednesday under a new salary and grade classification approved by the city council. Fire and police departments adopt new pay scales. others to be set on merit and service.
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Council
Snowy Mountains Keep North Colorado Weather Cold
Snow in central and southern Wyoming and Colorado’s northern mountains left North Colorado chilly. Six inches fell at Douglas Wyoming, Rawlins one inch, Lander three inches. Fraser and Leadville reported snow with cloudy to partly cloudy skies, winds along the Rockies’ east face contributing to the cool temperatures.
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Associated Press
Wyoming
Colorado
Centra
Douglas
Wyo
Buureau
Rawlins
Lander
Fraser
Leadville
Biz Plaey
Rock Springs
Sheridan
Mercury
Pardelo
Alaemosa
Rockies
Colorado Weather Temp Fluctuations Hit Midweek Chill
Weather notes show 2 p.m. Tuesday at 36 degrees with forecasts for colder conditions across the state. Highs midweek range from 20 to 35, with subzero to single digits in northern mountains and frigid Tuesday night readings. Boulder and Longmont remain cold through Wednesday as temperatures rise slowly.
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Leeds
Colorado
Boulder
Longmont
Weather Outlook for Wyoming Near Continental Divide
Fragmentary weather note describes Tuesday through Wednesday conditions above Wyoming near the Continental Divide. Mentions temperatures, winds, and potential changes with Ray winds and Tuesday night impacts. No clear dates or concrete details available.
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Wyoming
Continenstal Divide
Traffic Kills Two in State and Auto Show Boro
Two men die in separate Colorado highway crashes as traffic deaths reach 3 this year. At Greeley Auto Show promoter notes two daily shows at 4:30 and 8, with Boro the Clown returning to entertain crowds and student discounts offered Friday afternoon.
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Gresley
Greeley Automobile Dealers Association
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Sitsen
Colorado State University
Tribune
Jim Moore
Denver area school district faces anti discrimination charges
Araphoe County School District No 6 officials are cited to appear before the Colorado Anti-Discrimination Commission Friday on charges they refused to hire two Negro teachers solely due to race. The commission can order cease and desist if found guilty. district officials dispute the charges and say no Negro teachers are employed.
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Arapehoe County
Littleton
Fridday
Soley
A. A. Brows
Brown
Colorado Reduces Its Traffic Loss in 1937
Colorado, Wyoming, Montana and other states reported lower highway death tolls for the first eleven months of 1937, with total road fatalities at 34,859, about 7 percent below the 1936 eleven month figure. Leading cities by deaths per 10,000 registered vehicles included Denver Yakima Billings Spartanburg and Indianapolis among the top in their population groups.
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Wash
Billings
Mont
Spartanburg
D.C
Montaca
Colorado
Wyromlaz
Nebraska
Chicago
Wyoming
Montana
Webb & Knapp Sell Chrysler Building in New York
Webb & Knapp sold the Chrysler Building its annex and the Graybar Building on Monday in New York City. The firm billed the action as a major real estate sale in the city’s market.
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New York
Chrler
Webb & Knapp
Targert Real Estate
Action
New York City
Sputnik 1 Losing Height Reported by Moscow Radio
London radio reported that Sputnik 1 has fallen two thirds in altitude with the satellite’s orbit shrinking noticeably. Observers said apogee height dropped to about 30 kilometers and perigee near 12 kilometers since launch, indicating rapid orbital decay.
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Moscow Radio
Sputnik 1
MIL
Soteow
College Registers 83 Over Year Age
Winter quarter registration at CSC reached 83 on the first two days, higher than last year. Continued registration will push totals above 3,000 as New Year holiday reduces class days and late fees apply. Fort Collins area voters to weigh a Power Valley Metropolitan Recreation District on Jan 17 with a petition drive for district formation.
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CSC
Soheze
College Laboratory School
Fort Collins
Powire Valley
LaPorte
Timnath
Charge Against Jencks Dropped in El Paso Case
The Justice Department dropped the case against Jencks, former Local 89 ILWU leader, after the Supreme Court ordered a new trial and a 1960s cross examination issue over FBI files. U.S. District Judge Thomason granted the motion to dismiss after government review found retrying unlikely.
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Justice Dept
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Jencks
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Supreme Court
Congress
FBI
Atty, Gee
Lawrence FE. Walsh
Fl Paso
Tes
U. S
Robert E. Thomason
Walsh
el Paso
Fire Station Project Near Denver to Start Soon
Building work on a 130000 fire station at the community northwest of Denver will begin soon after January 1, 5 as planners move forward with the new facility.
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Broomfield Heights
Denver
Transit Strike Averted In New York City
New York faces a potential New Year’s Eve transit strike but a two year contract between the Transport Workers Union and the City Transit Authority was reached. The tentative deal includes wage increases of 18 to 24 cents per hour over two years and awaits union ratification. The city’s subways and buses move tens of millions in fares daily as Michael J. Quills confirmed that everything will continue after midnight tonight.
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New York
Michael J. Quills
Transport Workers Union
City Transit Authority
Quill
Wheat Rye and Wool Trading at High Level
Trading in wheat futures remained strong on national markets with a third straight rise, totaling about five billion bushels. Cotton volumes fell for the fifth year, soybeans and corn also declined, wool rose, while overall futures reached near 17 billion pounds, the second largest on record.
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Wasitington
Commodity Exchange Authority
Eisenhower Approves Record Peacetime Budget Plan
President Eisenhower gave near final approval to a peacetime budget near 74 billion dollars, with no expected tax increase. He will submit the spending plan to Congress January 13 and deliver a State of the Union January 9 focusing on national security, space weapons, and defense spending at Gettysburg.
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White House
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Anl
James C. Hagerty
Brundage
Washington
Killian
Ing
Weller seeks nonrezoning for two Sixteenth Street properties
Frank Weller, a Greeley lumberman, asked the city council to rezone two Sixteenth Street properties from D business to CG residential until a district court case is decided. The properties, owned by his daughter Marjorie Weller Nelson and John R. P. Wheeler, sit opposite Weld County General Hospital. The council took no action, and the rezoning is part of a broader ordinance set for Jan 7 final approval.
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Greeley
City Council
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Sixteenth Street
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Weller
Marjorie Weller Nelson
Denver
John R. P. Wheeler
Charles Kerowsky
Karowsky
Planning Commission
Wheeler
Farr Farma
Eleventh Avenue
Twenty-fith
Carter of Co
Wheeler and Farr
Carter Oil Co
Ana
City To Haul Trees Friday
City crews will collect Christmas trees from the curb parking area in front of homes by Friday. Vern Schafter, city trees superintendent, urged residents to place trees out for pickup and noted trees not on the curb when pickup occurs may not be hauled away.
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Vern Schafter
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Supreme Court Asked To Outlaw High School Sports Group
Denver Colorado Supreme Court was asked to outlaw the Colorado High School Activities Association and overturn Judge Blaine's ruling upholding its legality. Cory and others seek to end the association's control over interscholastic events, void contracts, and divide assets among schools, amid a dispute over broadcasting rights for big events.
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Colorado Supreme Court
Colorado High School Activities Assn
George C. Cory
Montrose
Supreme Court
Dist
Charles £. Blaine
Blaine
Montrose County
Cory
Activities Association
Montrare County
Cerard
Hirzh School Activities Assn
Association
Man Sought for Two Washington Killings Is Caught
West Palm Beach Florida police arrested a hiker on a routine check identifying him as Russell Carpenter wanted for two killings in Washington DC. Sergeant Graham said the man admitted to being Carpenter after authorities checked his identification and FBI circulars.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Russell Carpenter
Washington, D.C
E. E. Graham
Attormas
Larry Wald
Carpes
Graham
FBI
Ben-Gurion Likely to Form New Israeli Cabinet
In Jerusalem President Ben-Zvi accepted Premier David Ben-Gurion's resignation and his five party coalition. Ben-Gurion to be asked to form another government possibly excluding two small parties as talks begin with ten parliamentary factions. He accuses Abduth Avodah of leaking a secret cabinet decision affecting security links with West Germany.
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David Ben-Gurion
Ben-Gurion
Socialist Mapa
Abduth Avodah
Labor Unity
Achduth Avegeh
West Germany
Mallert
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