Large dairy and farm equipment auction lineup near Loveland
Paclamar bred cows with DHIA milk base 4900 lbs and herd average 40 lbs headlining a three day sale by Jack Eisele. Separate sales feature 25 Holstein cows with heavy production, 50 percent first and second heifers, 265 gallon bulk tank and 1250 gal Mueller washer system, plus a vast catalog of tractors, trucks, and farming gear led by 1968 John Deere 3020 and multiple IHC models. Auctions run Jan 19 20 and 23 at various locations with detailed directions and lunch provided.
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DHIA
Meda
Mueller
Loveland
Hiway
Big Thompson School
Cal Carter
Johnstown
Massey Ferguson
New Holland
Mayrath
Clinton
Ford
Winter Weiss
Eversman
Oliver
Meyer Heavy Duty
Allis Chalmers
Lijliston
Graham
Ernest Halzworth
St. John's Ev
Adam Lehmunk
Eaton Er
Ault
INC
Case SC
Hough
Spd
Freeman Box
Ennis
Western Land Roller
JD Renave
Lindsey
Harrow
Rhino & Blade
IHC
Elect
Wilfred Meining
Berthoud Trucks & Tractors
Marine
MMWU
Berkley
Massey Harris
Moline
Innes
JHC
Heath Barnes
Continental
Continental & Post
Warnock
Johnson’s Corner
West Frontage
I.H
C.D
Moyer Ditch
Apt
Little Thompson Grange
Walt Carlson
Bill Warnock
E. R. Betz
Ringman
John Nelson
Helen Struckmeyer
KLOV
K.c
Higher education seeks 20 million hike in budget
The Colorado Commission on Higher Education submitted a 19.8 million dollar budget to the Senate Education Committee, a 20 million dollar rise over this year. Chairman Larry E. Scott warned about potential closures of some community colleges amid rising costs and stagnant enrollments while defending the plan as based on thorough hearings. The budget increases cover faculty salaries, new hires, student aid, capital outlay, and data processing costs, with utilities and other expenses also noted.
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Carl Williams
Associated Press
Denver
Commission On Higher Education
Senate Education Committee
Joint Budget Committee
John Love
Commission
Larry E. Scott
Greeley
William Garnsey
R-Greeley
Colorado
Brown Cannon
State education department seeks 24.5 million budget rise
Colorado Education Commissioner Donald D. Woodington briefed the House Education Committee on a 24,525,549 dollar budget for the coming fiscal year covering 191 full time staff, up 2 million and 11 positions from the current year. He outlined state funds of 189 million for 88 employees and augmenting funds of 34.4 million for 102 employees, with priorities including maintaining per student aid at 518 dollars and funding for planning, data management, and facility assessment programs across districts.
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Denver
Donald D. Woodington
Colorado Department of Education
House Education Committee
Woodington
John Love
Ment
Joint Budget Committee
Sterling woman killed in Ariz. automobile crash
Two women died in a two car collision on a county road hill near Holbrook. Victims were Esther Marie Moncrief 63 of Sterling Colorado and Azella Morton 61 of Chico California. The other driver was 16 year old Michael Stameyer of Holbrook. The Moncrief car was southbound when it collided with the northbound vehicle.
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Holbrook, Neb
Holbrook
Esther Marie Moncrief
Sterling, Cola
Azella Morton
Chico
Calif
Moncrief
Michael Stameyer
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