Jr Chamber Honors Three For Outstanding Service
The Greeley Jaycee awards banquet honored Kenneth Monfort Lloyd Kindstater and Robert Berrington for community and business service. Monfort, a Farm Bureau leader and scout supporter, was cited for four years of Girl and Boy Scout work. Kindstater, engaged in farming and banking, and Berrington, a Greeley City Council member, received outstanding service awards.
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Greeley Area
Jr. Chamber
Crank
Kenneth Monfort
Greeley Jouve Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee
American Logan Club
Lloyd Kindstater
Maud Kindslater
Greeley
Robert Berrington
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Avward
Princepal
Sei Horuichi
Adams
County
Ieromn
Brighton Unyccessid Oy Montfort
View
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Colorado State Jayl
Colorado Suite Uni Cles
Versily Ant
Lanning Gives Welcome
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Greeley Jayvee
Greeley Journal
Allenspark
Lucérna
Monfort
Coun
Luverne
Monfort Packing Co
Greeley National Bank
Fegion
Colorado State University
Weld County Farm 'Bureau
Church Council For
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
Eaton Farm Bureau
Marilyn
Lymn
Kirk
Jill
Manuel Kindsfater
Berrington
Derrington
Kill Nanis
Grealey Board
Beahers
American Legion
S Elks Club
Miugons
Jayeres
Wunity Service
Senate OKs Employer Compensation Clause
The Senate approved a bill allowing employers to be compensated when an employee is temporarily disabled, provided the employer pays full salary during the disability period. The measure heads back to the House for consideration of Senate amendments amid objections from Sen. Nursti who feared it could override union contracts. The Labor Committee chair said fears were unfounded.
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Senate
House
Dale P. "Nursi
D-Wueblo
Labor Committee
Earl Wellington
Testerling
Tursi
Lester Down
Colorado Weather and Public Service Notes Mixed With State Bills
A fragmented report mixes a weekend five day forecast for Colorado with general weather notes, a broadly reported political update on bills passed by the Senate and House, and brief public service mentions. It notes discussions on telemarketing harassment, a right of way bill for unmarked intersections, and a repeal of a 1913 prohibition on state employee petition circulation, with reference to Colorado Senate and House actions, and Denver area implications.
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Senate
Gay
John A. Love
Colorado
House
Tulsi
Nice
Howee
jSenite
Howe
Charles Beep
Denver
Charlie Byrne
de Hhlenives
Bill Henight
Jey Ishhai Mackip
R-Lauginant
Teparyseis
Seneugh
Nan Oy
Lost Evans Hunter Spent Sat Night in Line Shack
Gil Romeras, a pointer and decorater, spent Saturday night in a line shack near Greenley after a chase involving Elk Mechathe and others. The search expanded statewide. Romera hiked out six miles at daybreak before rescue by authorities.
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Evans Hunter
Jim Hitch
Ar Ting
Gil Romens
Romero
Greeley
Ror Heth
Jack Marviata
Jenkins
Mdi
Vneth
Dick Mechalke
Stanley Homera
Anoth Redan
Clyde Romera
Gil's
Elk
Dattonkuts
Hrother
Tanitstares
Romero Vane
Kennedy Says 1962 Best Year in Space
President Kennedy told Congress that 1962 was the most successful year in U.S space history with over five satellite payloads launched, while the Soviet Union reportedly did 15. Vice President Johnson and Air Force leaders discussed space capsule recovery, weather satellites, and plans for the Tiros operational weather satellite system to track ice, fires, and snow.
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Kennedy
SY Vern Hauslawdtion
Washington
U.S
Kembalios
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nations of Aeronautics and Space Court
United States
Soviet Union
Russia
Air Force Activilies
Space
Johnson
Weather Bureau
National Aeronauties and Space Administration
Tiros
Viewreport
Senate Apportioning Bill Moves to Committee Debate
The Colorado Senate received the apportioning bill last week after House approval and assigned it to the State Affairs Committee led by Sen. Frank L. Gill. Gill plans a committee meeting soon and expects a report favoring passage in substantially the House form. Senate Republicans scheduled a caucus to discuss the measure before possible final action ahead of adjournment.
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Denver
Colorado
Senate
House
Frank L. Gill
Billease
Ranger Rogers
R-Littleton
Wwe
Senate Republicans
Hospital Costs in Belfast Rise Sharply This Year
Northern Ireland hospitals face higher expenses with a 35 percent jump, pushing costs up by around one million pounds this year, reflecting broader strain on the health service.
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Belfast
Ireland
Fire damages semi truck and contents at Platteville port
A semi truck and its contents were heavily damaged in a late Saturday fire at the Platteville port south of town. The Buckingham Truck Co vehicle, en route to Montana, carried luggage, tires, nightwear, frost fruits and vegetables, and meat. Firefighters battled the blaze until about 1 am amid near freezing conditions. The cause appears to be overheated heaters in the trailer.
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Peters
Platteville
Murray Hill
Five Nations Back Britain in Euromart
Five Western European nations led by West Germany and Italy work to keep a united front against France over Britain's bid to join the Common Market. They fear French resistance could realign Europe toward a Soviet-friendly balance, with Britain’s status pivotal to the Western alliance.
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Britain
Tom Ochiltree
Alice
Belgium
Europe
Manuir
Fay
Couve de Murville
France
Conference Chamber of Bel
Giam
Riends
Brit
Ish
Geremany
Italy
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Comnor
Western Alliance
United States
Esite
Khrushchev
Prench
Charles de Gaufle
Soviet Union
General Motors Sets Record Profit and Sales
General Motors reported estimated 1982 profits near 1.475 billion with per share earnings around 5.10 and a record 5,399,500 cars and trucks sold, surpassing prior peaks. The report highlighted large dividends, revenue milestones, and notes on higher tax and foreign operations.
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General Motors
New York
AP — General
Motors Corp
American Tele and Telegraph Co
At&t
U.S
Inez
Potato Export Subsidy Denied by U S Agriculture Dept
Washington AP report states the Agriculture Department rejected a request from the northeastern potato industry for export subsidies. It cites varying European crop conditions and shortages as a reason for export opportunities despite the denial.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Department
Europe
Fresh Cold Wave To Arrive Tuesday In Colorado
Denver reports a fresh cold wave expected Tuesday as the U S Weather Bureau predicts bitter north winds and snow in northern Colorado. Temperatures may range from 10 to 20 degrees below zero in the mountains to the 40s in the southeast with gusty winds on eastern plains. Colorado Springs logged 49 and Fraser was 10 below as passes like Loveland and Berthoud remain snowpacked and windy.
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Denver
Colorado
U.S
Plains
Colorado Springs
Fraser
Colorado Highway Department
Wnavelind
Berthoud
Severe Cold Grip Persists In Area
By Jim Hitch severe cold remains in the region with lows around 18 degrees below zero and single digit readings reported in several towns. Public Service Co and Great Western Co noted subzero records as the U.S. Weather Bureau forecast another cold snap. motorists faced stalled cars but no major incidents reported. A student escaped injury when a battery exploded near him during a science project mishap, a fragmentary event amid the lingering deep freeze.
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Jim. Hitch
Grewley
Weld
Public Service Co
Great Western Co
U.S. Weather Bureau
Docks Hum as Strikers Go Back to Work
Workers return to duties as dock strikes end with resumed operations. Amid confusion and muttered chants, port activity slowly rebounds while union leaders assess concessions and future bargaining talks. Local businesses report improved throughput and lingering momentum for wage and scheduling demands.
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Photwart Studiog
Houreening & Ao Stowlays
Waseas
Jowal
Monihy
Jon
North Am West
Tostly
Morebe
Wyoming
Audi Path
Mechalke Camel
Game and Fish Department
Lu Hy
Romera
Bonneyn
Wese
al Fit Collins Satunday
Niles
Sy Cenen
Mattevslie Jere
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Vito LaBarbara
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