Nation's Top Cowboys Entered in Rodeo Here
The Greeley Independence Stampede rodeo opens with top rodeo cowboys entered. Notables include Phil Lyne George West Smith Cody Alexander Billy Hale John Miller Bob Berger Bill Nelson Karen Greenhough Margaret Clemmons and others from Oklahoma Texas and Colorado. Total purse over $37 000 with 496 cowboys and cowgirls entered across five performances through Tuesday.
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John Miller
Tean
Miller
Pawhuska
Okla
Bob Berger
Berger
Norman
Bill Nelson
Me's
Pall Lyne
Greeley Rodeo
Greeley Area
Man seeks Hawaii welfare grant to fly to island
AP reports Governor Burns rejects a Los Angeles man's request for an advance on his first welfare check to cover airfare to Hawaii. Burns notes welfare funds cannot be advanced and points to 4,000 public housing applicants and high living costs. He advises the man not to move to Hawaii now.
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Bonolulu
Los Angeles
Hawaii
John A. Burns
Burns
West German retail faces mass closures since 1962
The Tribune reports that about 30,000 small West German retail stores have vanished since 1962 due to the rise of giant department stores supermarkets and shopping centers.
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Bonn
HUD Underwrites Housing Project in Greeley
The Greeley Housing Authority adopts a 40 unit site plan on 3.1 acres near 1st and 21st Street with 50 units proposed. Total cost exceeds 1.06 million dollars funded by HUD through a 44 year loan, subsidized rents, and management expenses. Breakthrough unit plans and additional low income housing at the same site are discussed with Federal Projects Inc. as developer. city officials and lawmakers backed HUD reviews to secure funding.
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Jessica Frazier
Wayne Aspinall Tribone
HUD
Greeley
Authority
1St Ayanue
21St Street
Clyde Davis
Tor
Denver
Department of Housing
Hinpenses
Housing Authority
Federal Projects, Inc
Home Builders Corporation
Oklahoma City
Okla
Irma Princie
Houging Authority
Friday Davis
Richard Perehlik
Aspinall and Sons
Gordon Allott
Peter Dominick
Gresley
Ed Buos
Prinete
Martha Benavides
Pred Redfern
Morris Judd
Vicki Gow
Troyd Burtis
Fort Lupton
Northglenn-Thornton
Longmont
Fort Lupton HUD funding supports public housing units
Federal agencies delineate more than 8 million dollars for Colorado projects. Fort Lupton Housing Authority receives 355 000 dollars for 29 public housing units while Colorado Springs Housing Authority gets 2 million for 100 units. Other bids include a 2.4 million lab contract at Pueblo High Speed Ground Test Center and a 2.4 million army commissary at Fort Carson.
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Denver
Colorado
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Colorado Springs Housing Authority
HUD
Fort. Luplon
Housing Authority
Luplon
Mel Busch
Busch
Gordon Allott
Peter Dominick
Department of Transportation
H. W. Houston Construction Co
Wilkins Co
Pueblo High
Army
Penner Construction Co
Lakewood
Ft. Carson
HEW Grants $48,185 for Minority Education Program in District 6
The Department of HEW and Education and Welfare announced a $48,195 grant to School District 6 for a special education in service program. Funds will train teachers counselors and administrators focusing on minority student understanding with expert consultants. Cordova hired on two month contract to lead the new program after eight years in the Air Force.
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HEW
Department of Health
Office of Education
Educatcr
Kenneth Ripple
Charles Cordova
Onew
Cortova
Cordova
Air Force
Weather forecast for Northeast Colorado
Partly cloudy tonight with increasing cloudiness Sunday. Widely scattered showers and thunderstorms possible this afternoon and evening, then increasing Sunday with a cooling trend. Tonight northerly winds, precipitation probability around 20 percent. High Sunday expected 75 to 80, southwesterly winds 10 to 20 mph shifting.
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Colorado
Mitchell Quits As Nixon Campaign Chief In Controversy
Washington AP report details John Mitchell resigning as Nixon campaign chief amid personal and political turmoil. The White House and campaign officials reference family sacrifice and a move to step back from full-time politics. The note cites Attorney General Richard Kleindienst and successor Clark MacGregor as Mitchell’s replacement, amid broader legal and marital strains surrounding the Nixon circle.
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Washington
Nixon
Mitchell
Martha
District Judge Briggs Resigns After Long Public Service
District Judge Briggs submitted his resignation after a lengthy career in law and public service. Born in 1902 in Evang, he served as county judge twice, mayor of Greeley, and was elected district judge in 1984, with prior service in 1924 1929 and 1957 1984. He was admitted to the Colorado bar in 1923 and pursued education at UNC and Denver University.
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Sidney A. Simeson
Secretary of State
Emeson
19Th Judicial District
John A. Love
Edward Li. Pringle
State Supreme Court
Driggs
Dees
Briggs
Evang
Greeley
UNC
Colorado State College
Denver University
Colorado
Mayon
Scott Named CCHE Head
Harry B. Scott, executive vice president of the Greelay National Bank, Friday was named chairman of the Colorado Commission on Higher Be o lk. He succeeds Donald C. McKinlay, a Denver attorney, as head of the nine member panel. Scott, also an attorney, is in his third year of a four year appointment to the commission. His civic activities in Greeley include serving on the Chamber of Commerce education sub committee.
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Washington
Johnyis
Mitchell
Nixon’sly
Francis Ts. Dale
Clark MacChegor
A-Minn
Nixon
Martha
Ane Ita
Robert
Miller
Greene
Mitchells
Slo Tha Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Rye
N.Y
T Alk
Pet
Jesuple
Meson
Colorado
Harry B. Scott
Greelay National Bank
Friday
Colorada Commission On Higher Education
Beolk
Donald C. McKinlay
Denver
Scott
Commission
Greeley
Chamber of Commerce
An Education
Gillings Oh
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Tex. Smith
Cody
Wyo
Smith
RCA
Doe
Alexander
Mexander
Cora
Wys
Brones
Billy Hale
Karen Greehough
Margaret Clemmons
Girls Rodeo Association
Kersey
the Tribune
Abby
Charles Cordgva
Mire
Newton
Elkhorn
Leonard Shrull
Fort Collins
Jettera Mitchell
Weld County
Roy M. Briggs
Sidney Emeson
Sidnay A
Emasen
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