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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1973

Page

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Debate over Colorado teacher tenure bill stalls in panel

The Colorado Senate Education Committee again delayed a vote on Sen. William Garnsey’s tenure bill as Chairman Sen. Hugh Fowler waited on a questionnaire from education expert Dr. H Parker Fowler. The measure would end the existing tenure system for new teachers, ban strikes, and require individual contract negotiations, with ongoing opposition from several members.

Carl Hilliard Associated Press Denver Colorado Senate Hugh Fowler R-Littleton Fowler H. Parker Fowler William Garnsey R-Greeley Gallup Les Fowler Boulder Garnsey Ters Insurance Company Greeley

Nixon appoints Denver man to Assay Commission

Walter M. Holloway of Denver is named to the 1973 Annual Assay Commission by President Nixon. The commission meets at the U S Mint in Philadelphia to examine and test coin weight and quality. The announced appointments include Holloway among 22 members for the annual meeting.

San Clemente Calif Walter M. Hollowayl Denver Nixon U.S Mint Philadelphia

Four Feet of Snow In Utah Mountains Prompt Avalanches

A heavy storm from the Inter mountain region dumped up to four feet of snow in Utah mountains, triggering avalanches that blocked roads and winds driven drifts closed highways in the southeast Tolatio area. A Provo Canyon snowslide blocked a 200 foot section of U S 89 near Deer Creek Reservoir, reaching 14 feet, cleared by noon. Road closures were reopened by Monday.

Associated Press Inter Mountain Utah Mountains Tolatio Utah Provo Canyon U.S

Helicopters rescue 11 in Utah storm

In Utah near Brighton the Wasatch snowstorm trapped 11 people in powder and rescued them by helicopter after 30 inches fell. An additional 11 were found holed up in a Guardsman Pass cabin as rescuers prepared to resume operations at Brighton Ski Resort.

Brighton Utah Wasatch Mountains John Thayne Guardsman Pass Brighton Ski Resort East High School Mountain Club Cecil W. Smith Salt Lake City Susan Laura Debbie Hatch Paul Harp Diane Saderup

Counties back punch card voting bill in Colorado

Election officials from three populous Colorado counties endorsed Senator Rogovsek’s punch card voting bill. If approved, the system could be tested April 3 at a Metropolitan Sewer District bond election and May 15 at Jefferson County school board elections, with debates over costs and reliability ongoing.

Gordon G. Gauss Associated Press Denver Colorado Tay Kogovsek D-Pueblo Hf Kogavsek Don Nicholson Denver Election Commission Norman Allen Jefferson County State Affairs Committee Colorado Senate Dan Noyle Norwood Elections Division Secretary of State Byron A. Anderson Rogovsek William Sokol Adams County Fernando Serafini Elections Commission

Colorado Senate to debate bill on legal newspaper paper

In Denver the Colorado Senate committee overhauled a bill defining newspapers authorized to print legal advertising. Sponsored by Sen. Dan Noble the measure allows publications "printed or published" in a county rather than both. An Allshouse amendment permits dual-county municipalities to publish in papers from either county. The bill aims to resolve a Delta county issue and reflect long standing practice.

Denver Colorado Senate Senate Colorado Press Association Dan Noble Norwood Robert Allshouse Aurora Adams Arapahoe Allshouse Noble Duke W. Dunbar Delta Hat County Wade Iriviab

Nightmare on Aconcagua tests climbers and survival

Nine climbers from Oregon, led by Carmie Dafoe, confront extreme cold and high altitude on Aconcagua. Survivors Bill Zeller of Salem and others recount the slow descent after losing Janet Johnson of Denver and John Cooper of Houston, while Arnold McMillan and Ze ller face exhaustion and oxygen deprivation.

Tom Forstrom Salem Capital Journal Associated Press Salem Ore Aconcagua Argentina Mazama Club Oregon James Petroske Petroske Zelfer Cooper Miss Johnson Arnold McMillan John Cooper Zeller Keller Eller McMillan Johnson Petroské

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