City Council Rejects Property Exchange in Greeley
City Council rejected a proposed property exchange with Karlun Corp involving city lots at 10th and Josh Ave and 16th Ave sites. The council favored selling the city lots for future development with parking needs to be resolved first, after a lengthy discussion and petitions opposing the swap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Colohan
Karlen Corp
Josh Ave
Karlune Corp
Karlun Corp
Tol F
The
Fly
Safeway
Realtors Board
Robert J. ‘Mitchell
Greeley, Board of Realtors
Trallon Bean
Boulder
Gaddern
6Th Ave
10Th Sh
Sale
Charles A. Karowsky
Toth SL
Ath
Sth Aves
Bean
Weather summary and temperatures for Wednesday
The weather reports show Great Western with a high of 73 and low 43 with no precipitation, Public Service recording 72/45 and 1.09 inches, and College at 48/44 with no precipitation. The barometer stood at 29.92 and steady, sunrise at 3:00 a.m. and sunset at 7:26 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
Public Service
Governor Okays Hensel Phelps Contract at CSU
Governor McNichols approves a 1.8 million contract awarded to Hensel Phelps for a dormitory at Colorado State University to house 476 male students. The project target date is Sept. 1, with construction to be completed by fall.
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Okays
Hensel Phelps
CSU
Denver
Steve McNichols
Colorado Bate Uniy
Jecsity
Colorado State College
Dave Boulter
CSC
Ernest Hon
Herb Oba
Dale Nebel
Tribune
Bob Beard
City boards see multiple reappointments and a new Civil Service seat
Five city board and commission members were reappointed Tuesday evening and a new Civil Services member appointed. W. D. Farr remains on the City Water Board, Ted Funk joins the City Planning Commission, Mildred Walek to the Museum Board, and E. J. Varvel to the Library Board. All five year terms run through June 1967. Paul Good keeps a three year term on the Zoning Board of Appeals while Don Daniels fills the Civil Service Commission seat for a two year term, succeeding Herb Jacobson who wished to retire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Allher
W. D. Farr
City Water Board
Ted Funk
City Planning Commission
Mildred Walek
Museum Board
E. J. Varvel
Library Board
Lésms
Paul Good
Lesa
Zoning Board of Appeals
Don Daniels
Civil Service Commission
Herb Jacobson
Commission
Daniels
Flatiron and Hesser Win City Street Work Contracts
The Flatiron Paving Co and L J Hesser won city council contracts for asphalt paving and curb and gutter work in the 1962 street improvement program. Flatiron secured the low bid of 91959.74 for paving and curb and gutter on about eight blocks, with Hesser bidding 6756.70 for curb and gutter work on about nine blocks. Other bidders included Carl Hill, Torrez Bros, Larson and Sjoberg, and Greeley Excavating. The blocks span 8th to 13th Streets and adjacent avenues and bridges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flatiron Paving Co
Sth
17Th Ave
Sth St
21St Ave
Tard l Ave
28Th Ave. Ct
Hesset
Curb
Guller
Torrez Bros
Larson & Sjoberg
Greeley
City County Airport Operation Approved
The resolution designates the airport as a joint city county facility with a seven member board to operate it. The city will finance operations for the balance of the year and starting Jan 1, city and county fund the operation 50-50. A main improvement is extending the long runway at an estimated cost of 20000, with federal aid expected to cover most of it. project start likely next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County Mar
Wwe Wey
Altee
Jeounty
Hearing Dates Set on Proposed Reorganized School Districts
Weld County School Planning Committee schedules hearings on two proposed reorganized districts Re 2 and Re 9. Re 2 covers Eaton Galeton Wyatt Gilcrest areas with a June 3 Eaton High School hearing. Re 9 covers Ault Nunn Pierce Carr Mount Lookout with a June 21 Carr School hearing. District boards invited to attend. plans may go to State Education Commissioner if approved.
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Bet Ami
Weld County School Planning Committee
Eaton High
Carr School
Eaton
Galeton
Wyatt Gilfriets
Ault
Nunn
Pierce
Carr
Mount ‘Lookout
Vers
Greeley
Evans and Ashton
Wiltur Thomas
Peared
Ita
Re 9 Distriet
Leo French
Distryka
Ra 7
Grover
Liwa
Lookout
Kirby Hart
Weld County
la Salle
Platteville
Wyatt
Gilcrest
Skeenesburg
St Galeton
Iron
Prospect Valley
Windsor
Milliken
Posals
Johnstown
iKersay
Gill
Fort Lapton
Nixon Wins in Calif Primary and Weak GOP Rivals
Nixon leads Shell by about two to one as California Republican voters pick nominees. Brown seeks a second term for governor amid strong second-tier Democratic contenders. National party leaders urge unity to defeat Brown in November while shell earns credit for a vigorous campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mr. Nixon
California
Statehouse
Bamnnd G. Wat) Brown
Nixon
Joseph C. Shell
Brown
Shell
Tusday
William E. Biller
Washington
Spd
Joe
Far West
Thomas Kuchel
Francis Case
South Dakok
Robert E. Smyjie
Idaho
Connecuicut Republican Convention
Linate Insurance
John Alsop
T Republicans
Great Western Sugar Co Directors Re-elected
G W heads re elected at Flemington New Jersey annual meeting. All directors of the Great Western Sugar Co. were re elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flemington, N. J
Great Western Sugar .Co
Primaries At-a-Glance Across Several States
The Associated Press reports Tuesday primaries and nominating conventions across Mississippi South Dakota Montana and related races. Contests include Frank Smith and Jamie White in Mississippi, and John T Hawley versus Frank Church in a Republican lineup.
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Associated Press
Mississippi
Jamie White
Frank Smith
South Dakota
Francis
Case
Idakho—Gay
Hubert E. Smythe
Vernon K. Smith
John T. Hawley
Frank Church
Montana
Wayne, Montgomery
Leal Grayhill Jr
Hep
Amos Olsen
James F. Battin
Calm Those Nerves Miller Moth Siege Near End
Greeley residents have battled miller moths for about two weeks amid swatting spraying and cussing. The Colorado Insect Detection Committee says they do little crop damage but do cause nerves to fray. Moths emerge from crevices and gloved boxes as they overwinter. the main menace should ease in a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Teormsnd
Colorado
Midnight Deluge Strikes West Greeley Floods Homes
A midnight storm dumped up to 1.08 inches in West Greeley causing basements to flood two feet deep and water to spill into several homes. City crews battled surge in Hunter Heights and nearby streets as residents described the deluge as the worst in two years. Debris filled streets while pumps operated at daybreak to remove water and protect properties.
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Jim Hitch
West Greeley
Hunter
High Water County
Public Service Company
12Th St
4Th Ave
Hunter Heights
Sand Ave
Levis Larson
Ave
the Tribune
Iwo
Eerl Towning
Ares
Sam Hernhardt
Lind Ave
Hth Ave
Westwood
Lucerne
Greeley
Colorado State University Jreather
New Raymer
Frederick- Firestone
Weld County
City Studies Drainage Financing And Relief Options
City Council discussed new ways to finance storm drainage projects in West Greeley after reviewing the master plan. Suggestions included charging subdivisions more equitably and building a 20 acre reservoir to capture floodwaters, with an estimated cost around 20 000 to 60 000 dollars. The council also considered keeping local ditches clean to ease flooding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Coldham
West Greeley
Councilwax
Robert BE. Derring
All Iter
Meevil Miller
Derrington
B. H. Cruce
Cruce
Dorrington
Wallis G. Avenel
Sunset
10Th St
Council
Westwood
Avenell
Hull
Gordon Rissler
Profits Denied by Stockpile Pact Cancellation
Industrialist Arthur H. Bunker testified before a Senate subcommittee that Climax Molybdenum Co profited from canceling its contract to sell molybdenum to the defense stockpile. Senator Symington urged taxpayers may lose over 1 billion in stockpile deals, while Bunker said the government pushed a hard bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Arthur H. Bunker
Molybdenum Co
Symington
Bunker
James P. Morgan
Climax
Morgan
De Gaulle Hints He May Spare Jouhaud
President Charles de Gaulle hinted he may commute the death sentence of ex general Jouhaud in France's Algeria crisis to serve the nations higher interests. A cabinet spokesman said Jouhaud appealed for clemency and urged Salan to end violence. no decision yet.
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de Gaulle
Jouhaud
Richard K. O'Malley
PARIS
Charles
Lfe
Sdmand Fochand
Asaid Y Mouhaud
Algeria
del Gaulle
Frea
Raoul Salan
Secret Army
Jouaud
Rxeen
Clementy
Fresnes
Latgiers
Supremer Court
Jouchhaud
Charles de Gaulle
Jouhand
France
Salan 'N
Ios‘ems
Salan
da Gaulle
Offer Sewces
Stock Market Climbs Sharply In Early Trading
New York AP reports a strong market uptrend with key issues posting gains and higher volume in the first hours of trading. Traders noted wider advances as many issues rose while volume reached around four million shares, behind Tuesday’s pace in the same period.
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New York
Volisne
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Karowsky
Xarlun Corp
Weeke
McNichols
Hensel Phtle
Wyoming
Continental Divide
Wyoming-Nebraska
Flatiron
Hesser
Calif
East Greeley
Sdbewe
Central Greeley
Great Western Sugar Company
College
Freederick
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