Brentwood and East Memorial Schools Planning Delayed
Planning for Brentwood and East Memorial schools shows delays with bids set for April 20 and possible September 1961 openings. Architect John Shaver notes junior high space reduced but completion may slip due to weather and schedule, while senior high remains targeted for September with multiple buildings under construction and cost adjustments.
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Boston
Re Yue
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Ajand
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Kina
Kan
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Greeley
Jenior
Ithe Junive High
Jim Miller
Tate
East Memorial
Madison
Site! Jr. High Space
Sherwood Elementshaver
Charles C. Urie
County General Hospital
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Colorado Mate
University of Denver
College of Dentistry
Ure
Lena
Trinity Episcopal
Waring
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Groeely Elks! Lodge
Urie
Occidental Lodge
Ap&eam
Helt
Kewinks Club
Uries
Eric
Urle
Bonell
Arthuie
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Memorial Perk
MeZonk
Neb
Trinity Episcopal Church Memorial Fund
Adamson Mortuary
School Board Considers Brentwood Additions and Bonds
The board weighs replacing proposed elementary sites io 5 and others with existing schools and asks the attorney to verify legality. Testing contracts to add six coins to Brentwood are noted before project completion. Shaver cites potential savings if decisions occur within six weeks as public reaction and binding capacity of classrooms are considered. The option to borrow for building or operating needs is explored. John Clayton moves Manning to proceed swiftly on junior and senior high schools as outlined, seconded by Dr. Harman.
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Attoriey
Brentwood
Shaver
Tawar
Bel! Astrict
John Clayton
Manning
William F. Harman
Weather forecast highlights by region and temperature ranges
The report details a multi regional forecast showing daytime highs near 60 in the plains and lower elevations, cooler nights, and variable moisture. It notes mostly fair conditions in Colorado and Wyoming with cooler trends west and north and some warmer spells in the west.
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Colorado
West
Aml
Zere
Aoi
Ons
Love Asks Record Budget for Colorado State Buildup
Gov. John A. Love proposes a $147.5 million state budget with $135 million for operating expenses and $12.5 million for capital projects. The request, filed July 1, aims to set a record high spend in Colorado history, reflecting fiscal plans advanced before leaving office. The proposal follows prior estimates and includes guidance from Gov. Love and comments on administration priorities.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Republicanjuta
John A. Love
Boristeve McNichols
State Hospital
Pueblo
State Penitentiary
Love J
Love
Windsor superintendent honored at Weldterry dinner
Forty members of the Windsor School System were on hand for the Weldterry dinner meeting at the Camfield Hotel honoring Joe Stockton principal at Gillcrest Elementary and presiding. The event showcased Love’s recommendation for school aid, with plaques presented to the superintendent for four years of service.
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Love
London
Harold Wilson
Chaimber
Ulie Nest
Aia
Cal
Polaris
Unite States
Wilson
United States
Soviet Union
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Labor
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Tozer
Windsor
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Hon Tion
County Sehgal
Camfield
McNichols Club
Joe Stockton
Gillmillan
Conservatives
Crest
Pres
Torer
Howard Beattie
Don Salle
Deselms
Re 1
Lal
Re St
Johnstons- Salle
Gilcrest
Platteville /Milliken
Nine More Here Will Try 50 Mile Hike on Weekend
Greeley High School students Jerry Dart 17 and Larry Feller 17 plan a Denver to Greeley 50 mile hike starting Saturday aiming for under 15 hours. Denver walkers David Lofgren and Ronald Haisting completed the route in 18 hours 43 minutes. Two more groups from Greeley and Cheyenne hikes are planned with bets and nonstandard routes.
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Colorado State College
Ike
Greeley High
Denver
Greeley
Jerry Dart
Glenn
Joyce
Bist Ave
Larryfeller
Éinge Noporoas
Oth &T
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Ronald
Haisting
Jerry
Bel
Fred Jackson
Max Culinz
Eugene Flot
Jarnsey and Wheeler Rebuilding Factory
Greely
Ooner
Ronald Taisting
King
CSC
Gilcrest
Sal Carpio
Maryesse
Ray Smith
Lmy Cor
Ose Tance
Jack Clark
Joe Stande Jarvey Thoult
James Stayfinger
Clark
Hebert Kula
Cheyentte
Blank Ales
Cheyene
Cheyenne
Jay
Kennedy Pushes 13.5 Billion Tax Cut Plan
President Kennedy urged Congress to approve a plan to slash 13.5 billion dollars from personal, corporate, and loopholes. He said the measure could return about 3.9 billion to individuals and businesses and prevent a recession amid high unemployment. He noted he would accept some compromise while ruling out reprisals over France’s de Gaulle.
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Zretn
Making Life
Easi
Kennedy
Congress
Thataehile
Ineividusle
Charles de Gaulle
France
Road Toll Rises to Four in Colo Collision
Mario Marquez, 19, died Thursday at al Pueblo hospital from a two car crash five miles north of Nalsenburg Sunday. Mary Arthuleta, 19, of Pueblo, another passenger, died earlier in the incident. Colorado's 1969 traffic fatalities reached 41, up six from last year.
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Mario. Marquez
al Pueblo
Nalsenburg
Mary Arethuleta
Pueblo
Marques V
Colorado
Windsor Windsor School Leaders Celebrate Retirement News
A cascade of congratulations honors Windsor School district figures led by Tozer retirement news. Notables include Lea Butler Fort Lupton superintendent Normant Johnson Windsor School Board president Lowell Howard and others as plans for a Windsor building expansion and Denver Dry occupancy advance with design by Leon Brin and a completion target around mid spring 1963.
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Fort d Lupton
Normant Johnson
Windsor
Lowell Howard
Evans
Windisoy
Hitch Reese
GGG
Tom Morey
Greeley Grows Greater, Inc
Leon Brin
Hested
Frank Thomann
Ing
Bthito
Denver Dry
Leslie Leake
Heese
sec-Immeinal
Eaton
Bob Reese
Denver
Tozer
Iin
Colorado
Rease
Reese
Hoff‘nan Deights
Aurora Reese
Dan Brink
Kenneth Kitzer
Vic Hested
Greeley
Washington Cap
GGG MS Manufd Polinig
Pevieel
Trackers Scan Skies for Lost Syncom Satellite
A mixed print note highlights a local election on Tuesday for a $250,000 revenue bond to fund a municipal swimming pool. It records voter eligibility, estimated costs and revenues, location near city landmarks, and endorsements by Jaycees Weld County YMCA and others, along with opposition led by Warnoca Park owner Norcross. The article also covers details of the Syncom satellite loss and NATO talks linked to the mission.
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Jaycees
Sa Cily
Scout T. Tenter and
Weld County Library
Pont, Il
J. W. Norcrass
Warnoca Park
City Votes Tuesday on 250000 Revenue Bond for Swim Pool
Residents prepare for a local vote on a 250000 revenue bond to fund an indoor outdoor swimming facility. Jaycees defend the plan against critics who say it is expensive and unnecessary while noting projected use and self payment from user fees.
Polling Places Set For Tuesday City Issue Vote
Seven polling sites will open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for the municipal bond issue vote. Ward 1 Community Building precincts 2 and 4. Maple Ward School precincts 4 and 7. Ward 11 Meeker Junior High gym precincts 1 and 5. Greeley High School gym precincts 2 and 4. Our Savior American Gathering Church 1800 21st Ave precinct 6. Ward 12 Aklington School precincts 1 and 2. Fire Motion No 2 precincts listed.
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Simering Pool
Mapleward School
Eighth Ave
Meeker Junior High
Greeley High School
Our Savior's- American Gatheran
21St Ave
Aclingon School
Denver golfer recovers lost diamond and ruby ring
A Denver golfer misplaced a diamond and ruby ring during winter golf at Lakenext Country Club. Later another golfer found the ring and returned it to the jeweler who sold it, confirming seller ownership and restoring the item to the rightful owner.
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Denver
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