Senator Wolvington Attacks CU President Policies
Colorado Senator J Earl Wolvington charged President Quigg Newton with poor university governance flagging issues from social overnights to drunken parties and cheating. Newton, a former Denver mayor, denied the claims calling them unfounded and pledged to address them with the regents at an upcoming meeting.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Quigg Newton
University of Colorado
J. Earl Wolvington
Colorado Senate
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Ford Foundation
Steve Awals
McNichols
Wollington
University
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Ang
Grealey
Tapartera
Legislative Committee
Greeley
Walvington
Boulder
Herald Angels
Sterling
Weather Summary for Colorado and Wyoming Regions
Saturday afternoon temperatures around 42 degrees with a cold trend in the mountains. Colorado reports little change Sunday with lows around 15 to 28 below zero in mountains and 15 to 25 above at lower elevations. Sunday night west and east highs in the 40s. Wyoming shows partly cloudy skies, scattered light snows in northwestern mountains, lows 6 to 15 below in mountains and 13 to 25 at lower elevations, highs Sunday in the 30s to 40s in various areas.
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Colorado
Zera
Wyoming
Hayakawa Urges US to Banish Fear and Act Confidently
Dr. Hayakawa, semanticist from San Francisco State College, urged the United States to banish fear and act with confidence amid international tensions and arms buildup. He argued that changing word meanings reflect weaponized fear and criticized the notion that more defense equates to national security, calling for new courses of action to balance relations with the Soviet Union.
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Hayakawa
United States
Russia
Bob Beard
Hay
S. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Denver
Colorado Senate
House Gives Final Okay to Long Bill
Denver AP reports the Colorado House approved the McNichol administration's 110 million dollar appropriations bill. The vote was five to three with eight Republicans and one Democrat, Lelah Gilbert of Denver, voting against.
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Long
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Denver
Colorado
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Kang
Lelah Gilberk
Denyer
Jim Hitch Yheifer
Ray Elmer
Kersey High
Duyll
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Gneeley Junior Chamber of
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Merce
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Jepokesman
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Walsenburg
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Civil Defense
Ajand Rehabilitation
McNichals
House Approves Extra Prison Funds In Colorado
In Denver the House approved a supplemental 35,3600 appropriation for the state penitentiary after debate over a 3,125,660 base. Warden Mary Trosley welcomed funds for a full-time physician, a transcriptionist, and an extra officer for a new medium security unit opening in March. The measure moves to the Senate after amendments and partyline votes.
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Mary Trosley
House of Representatives
Ute
Tlarah McCormick
ReCanon
Tinsley
McCormick
Tinsley State
Spain
Tles
Jaycees Honor Four At Awards Banquet
Four Jaycees were named bosses of the year at a Greeley banquet. Notable honorees include Vic Notj and Duell. Nottingham and Garnsey Wheeler were recognized for civic and business contributions. The event highlighted dairy and agricultural leaders from Kersey and nearby communities, with remarks from Principal Speaker Dean Den.
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Herb
Duell
Greeley
Hye
Stein
Nornson
den Dean
Hyer Milk Base
Caurdy Franke
Mane
Ors Hunt
Nottingham
Douglass Duell
Janegan
Kersey
United Fund
Jaycees, Elks
American Vegion
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Hotary
First Presbyterian Church
Midwest Roofers! ‘Association
Garnsey Aud Wheeler
Garnsey
Japd Wheeler
Treas
Ueay
Ranger 3 Moon Mission Tops Space News
Ranger 3 neared the moon in a bold United States effort to obtain closeup lunar photographs. The craft, launched from Goldstone tracking site, faced speed and trajectory challenges as engineers aimed for a precise rendezvous.
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Goldstone
Tion
Calif
Gau
Ranger
United States
Coldstone
Earth
Ranger 3
Fire Damages Highland Hills Clubhouse At New Golf Course
A fire of undetermined origin damaged the under construction Highland Hills Clubhouse at the new Greeley municipal golf course. The 54th Ave and 23rd St site suffered about $2,500 in damage with ceiling and walls badly scorched. Fire chief Bruce Forbes stated one engine from Station No. 1 fought the blaze, which started around 9 p.m. outside city limits, with investigators probing furnace or electrical causes and whether lights were on when the fire began.
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54Th Ave
23Rd St
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Bruce
Forbes
Greeley
Cloudy sky delays Glenn’s orbital attempt
The NASA delayed Johnny Glenn's orbital flight again citing cloudy weather and technical checks. The launch was rescheduled to no earlier than February 1 or 2, 1982, with Navy support continuing and President Kennedy notified of the postponement. Glenn remained in good spirits during the delay as weather and equipment evaluations continued.
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Allis
Alli
Ciols
O. B. Lloyd
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
White House
Pierre Salfinger
Palm Beach
Pla
Salinger
Kennedy
Arlington
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Jalse
NASA
Florida
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Glens
Aim
Cape
America
Gher- Iman Titov
Yuri Gagarin
Reds Claim U S Feared Shot Failure
LANLION AP Russians claimed fear of a launch failure led to postponing the Lasting into Space flight of Marine Lt. Col. John Glenn Jr. They cited Cape Canaveral deviation of a previous rocket and questioned weather. Tass later cited poor weather as the postponing reason. British papers also led with the Glenn story.
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Ametica
John H. Glean Jr
Cape Canaveral
Moscow
Ihome Servier
Observaton
New York
Glenn
Sweathler
Ministers Progress On Sanction Talks
Foreign ministers of the Western Hemisphere edged toward a framework on Fidel Castro's Cuba as they met in Punta del Este and San Jose. Talks centered on removal of Cuba from OAS blocs and the pace of harsher policy, with Latin leaders signaling progress though a delay of 60 days or more remains possible.
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Punta del Fste
Wrapuay
Fidel Castro
Cuba
San Jose
Cali
Delty Praxak
United States
Colorado
Tskelto
Sevenna
C. Jose DeMersseman
Castle Rock
Colo
Dorothy
Billiey) DeMersseman
Prazak
Tor
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Weston
Hardcine
Gostwe
Axceis
Enes
U.S
Francisco
Sin Thiagy Nantes
OAS
Hanvasy Martinez
Uruguay
Sale Dean Russ
Argentina
Brazil
Chile
Colimbia
Mexicca
Venezuela
Guatemala
Peru
County planning commissions discussed at dinner
Gary Zick, president of the Jaycees, welcomed attendees at a well county safety council banquet. Terry Berg gave the invocation as roughly 125 persons attended the event.
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G [Hansl Bank
Well County Safety Council
Gary Zick
Jaycee
Terry Berg
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