Cold Wave Eases in Weld County Amid Mild Thaws
Weather notes show a moderating Weld County. Public Service at noon logged 18 degrees with a forecast of five below zero tonight. Early week lows included minus 33 and minus 28 at Windsor and Brighton. Snow removal crews scoured downtown, Grover School remained closed, and cattle fared despite harsh conditions as highways stayed snow packed but passable.
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State Storm Death Toll Reaches 10
Colorado reports ten deaths from the heavy snowstorm and a severe below zero spell this week. Fraser hit 42 below, while Grand Junction rose to 17 above and Durango reached 25 above zero. One casualty, 65-year-old Jack Robinson of Denver, died shoveling snow. Gas demand set a regional record at 563 million cubic feet in 24 hours. Traffic disruptions and snowpack across passes marked the storm’s toll.
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Akron
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Mercury
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AAA
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Repee
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24 Hour Temperature Chart from Public Service
Hourly temperature log shows readings from 8 a.m. Wednesday to 8 a.m. Thursday at Public Service. Entries include early morning subfreezing values around minus 27 and gradual climbs to the upper 20s and low 30s by morning, with scattered digits indicating times and temps.
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Weather report with records and cold wind chills
A weather synopsis notes Thursday afternoon temperatures near 18 degrees and 24 hour readings ending Thursday. It lists highs and lows for Western states with extreme values including 39 below in Great Western and 31 below in Public Service areas, then details conditions in Colorado and Wyoming with wind, drifting snow, and subzero lows across mountain valleys.
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Inmates Volunteer as Guinea Pigs in Treatments
Inmates in 29 Federal and State prisons serve as volunteers for experiments on new treatments and vaccines. The effort focuses on diseases including polio hepatitis and malaria, with economists noting potential breakthroughs in disease control.
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Dies Thurs C L Lott 81 Founder of Lott Agency
C L Lott 81 of 125 42th Ave died Thursday morning at home. Born August 1 1860 in Meshoppen Pennsylvania he came to Colorado in 1902. He married Cora Lucas in Greeley and later owned a dry goods store in Belle Fourche then founded the Lott Insurance Agency now run by his son Charles. Surviving are wife and son with two grandchildren Larry and Nancy. Funeral at 10 30 am Saturday at Macy’s Drawing Room with interment at Min Grave Cemetery.
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Nancy Lott
Macys
Min Grave
Peru Snow Slide Kills Up To Four Thousand People
A massive avalanche driven by a thaw swept through Romahica and nearby ranches in northwestern Peru, threatening 3,000 to 4,000 deaths. The disaster, described as a wall of ice and water, destroyed homes and farms, severed communications, and hampered rescue efforts near Huaraz.
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Two Children Leave Weld County General After Crash
Debra 7 and Alan Stro zberger 10 were discharged from Weld County General Hospital marking progress after a bus train collision near schools. Jacqueline White 14 remained hospitalized Thursday in good condition, with the incident involving three youngsters reported initially.
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Alan Strozberger
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District 6 Revokes Local Bidders Edge Policy
Greeley School Board, on Wednesday night, unanimously repealed a one percent local bidders preference on school building projects in effect since 190. The move echoed concerns it could reduce bidders, while an informal contractor poll showed 8-1 opposition to the policy. Board actions also covered the summer school calendar, site acquisition for new schools, and employment of Miss Mabel Welsh. A 73 passenger transit bus was purchased to replace a demolished bus, with total cost around 10,747 after options and engine changes.
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Barnard Pati Ryan
Weld County Garage
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Howrd
Three Roads To Crime Says Rev Mc Kernan
The Rev Justin Mc Kernan argues crime stems from a mix of poor home environment lack of supervision and bad associates. He cites 17 years as a prisoner and discusses the path toward wrongdoing in Colorado State Prison context.
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Colorado
Justin McKernan
Miners Found Dead After Illinois Mine Blast
Trapped miners in a Blue Blaze Coal Co mine 85 miles southeast of St. Louis were found dead after a blast. Rescue teams described a murky shaft and carbon monoxide, with six men trapped and all accounted for as deceased. The explosion occurred two hours after entry and killed the six miners instantly.
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Clothesline arson alarms Poway deputies
In Poway California a reported arson on a daughter's skirt on a clothesline triggered deputy remarks about unusual crimes. The incident described involves setting fire to clothing on a line, a twist on typical thefts that officers say is noteworthy.
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Miss Carney CSC Faculty Member Dies
Miss Elizabeth Carney 64 of 740 7th Ave. associate professor English at Colorado State College died Thursday morning at Weld County General Hospital. She was born January 17, 1897 in Osonturg Ohio. Survived by daughter Helley Spencer two brothers Frank and Elmer and two grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at First Congregational Church with cremation by Macy's Mortuary.
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Kennedy Urges Tax Tariff Power and Public Aid
President Kennedy calls for expanded federal power to lower taxes and fund public works and school aid, urging a broad five part program to bolster the economy and retool welfare with rehabilitation. He also presses for federal college aid, literacy efforts, and urban department creation while warning of a looming clash with Congress over parochial school aid.
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Bill To Ban Roadside Ads Introduced
In Denver AP report a bill to ban advertising signs along interstate rights of way was introduced in the Colorado Senate. The measure would bar billboards within 880 feet of highways, impose fines up to 1000 dollars, and allow exceptions for existing industrial zones and certain occupant signs. It would empower the Highway Department to remove or condemn noncompliant signs.
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Two youths escape from wardlaw federal institution
Two youths escaped Wednesday from the federal correctional institution west of Wardlaw. One inmate is described as a diabetic who requires insulin four times daily, adding concern to the escape.
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Federal Correctional Institution
Wardlaw
Paul Moloney Wins Baseball Photo Award
Paul Moloney, Spurs editor of the Greeley Tribune, won a Charles Reilly Press Award for collegiate baseball stories and photography. The award, announced at the National Collegiate Baseball Writers Association meeting, recognizes Moloney’s photo of Wayne Reid’s backward plunge over the centerfield fence during a May 10 game between Colorado State College Bears and CSU Rams, won 15-8.
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Packing Plant Name Changed to Fort Packing Co
The Greeley Capital Packing Inc name will become Fort Packing Co in about two weeks as Kenneth Monfort, the firm president, confirms the change. The prior name arose from a partnership with the Alanforts and the Averchs, who owned Capital Packs in Denver.
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