Sheep Group Presidents Urge Lamb Import Quota
Denver reports three large sheep group leaders defend a lamb import quota to protect U S producers. They note 1969 imports rose sharply in early months, depressing prices, and argue costs rise faster than prices for lambs. They warn against cheap imports harming self help marketing programs.
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Denver
United States
Fri
Amer J
Jean
Culp
Fort McKavett
Tex
Presit
Ers Association
Reed C
Salt Lake City
Burke
Joseph Burke
Casper
Wye
Powell
Moonshine Display at Festival of American Time Hits Mall
Moonshine paraphernalia from a Wildgate Road resident will be shown at the Smithsonian Festival of American Time near the Fourth of July, illustrating corn liquor distilling using water. The exhibit includes a Pennsylvania still for patent medicine and soil drinks, with details kept undisclosed.
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Associated Press
Washington
Willard Watson
Wildgate Road
Deep Gap
Boone
D.C
Smithsonian Institution
Pennsylvania
Legislative Road Panel Names Burch
A special legislative committee to study highway financing elected Hep. Falmer Burch of Denver as chairman over Sen. George F. Jackson. The panel will review the Highway User Tax Fund distribution and budgets for 1967-68 through 1969-70, with members from El Paso County and Manitou Springs.
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Denver
Falmer Burch
Burch
George F. Jackson
Colorado Springs
Fl Paso County
Jackson
Norma Ohlaun
Charles
Bud) Edmonds
B-Manitou Springs
Security
Highway Department
Marriage Licenses Listed for Several Colorado Couples
The registry shows multiple marriage license filings across Colorado including Terry Ward Seaby of Boulder and Cynthia Sue Loss of Greeley, Kerwin Richard Johnson and Marlyss Ann Johnson of Greeley, Kenneth Alan Briggs of Greeley and Diane Marie Teynolds of Denver, and Terrance Lee Bath with Dorothy Humphreys of Greeley. Also listed are John Kent Fraser of Boulders and Lynda Joyce Stom, Leslie Adams Jones and Susan Jacqueline Adams of Greeley, Robert Alfred Karr of Steamboat Springs and Deana Loie Goodrich of Evergreen. Other pairs include Stephen John Thompson of Greeley with Penelope Low Carroll of La Salle, Raymond David Johnson from San Clemente and Ruberta Linn Turner of Greeley, Water Kohler Irane and Mary Elaine Wiley of Greeley, James Lee Rab and Linda Blake of Greeley, Michael Wayne Turns of San Francisco and Mari Leon Fuller of Greeley, Agustin Usalda Blacia Garcia Jr. and Susan Marie Yost of Cheyenne, and Wye residents.
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Terrance Lee Bath
Dorothy Jean Humphreys
Greeley
John Kent Fraser
Boulders
Lynda Joyce Stom
Leslie Adams Jones
Susan
Jacqueline Adams
Robert Alfred Karr
Steamboat Springs
Deana Loie Goodrich
Evergreen
Stephen John Thompson
Penelope Low Carroll
la Salle
Raymond David Johnson
San Clemente
Calif
Ruberta Linn Turner
Rhodes Re-Elected CTCAA Head At Glenwood Springs Meet
Robert W. Thoes, clerk of the District Court in Greeley, won a second term as president of the Colorado Trial Court Administrators Association at the annual convention in Glenwood Springs. Rhodes led a four day gathering with aides from his office and other officials including District Attorney James J. Shellen.
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Robert W. Tthoes
Greeley
Colorado Trial Court Administrators Association
Glenwood Springs
Rhodes
John Damgaard
Colorado State College
Mary Connell
Cheryl Morgan
Marilyn Gingerich
James J. Shellen
Harry Lawson
NEW State Ffa
Murphy wins multiple classes at national carcass sheep show
Harry Lee Murphy of Windsor earned several placings at the National Carcass Sheep Show in Cedar Rapids Iowa with top moments in the Dorset lamb class sixth in the five class and fifth overall on the rail among 137 lambs. He placed fourth in the commercial five on foot and showed highly in purebred Hampshire and Suffolk categories.
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Cedar Rapids
Harry Lee Murphy
Windsor
Murphy
Hampshire
Suffolk
Gets His Wish For Prison Life
Spencer Griffin, 55, has spent more than half his life in prison. In Portland he faced sentencing on his fifth felony armed robbery conviction. Asked if he preferred life in prison or 25 years, he said he would choose life to stay out of trouble, and the judge granted his wish.
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Portland
Ore
APY
Selas Spencer Griffin
Griffin
Car Break-Ins and Theft Reported on 7th Ave
Police log notes multiple property crimes including a 1400 block on 7th Ave car break in with two pairs of skis worth 250 dollars, a midnight hit run into a fence at 2425 6th St, hose and sprinkler theft from 2320 6th Ave, and a tire and wheel stolen from 1745 6th Ave.
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Mike Sherman
Delano
Cabf
Lpld
7Th Ave
Gary Bloemker
6Th St
Otio Hartz
6Th Ave
Harlan Pettit
Fire causes light smoke damage at McDonald home
Firefighters responded to Tommy K. McDonald’s home on S039 7th St at 1041 aan Friday when food on the kitchen stove caught fire. They forced entry by breaking a window and used two smoke ejectors to vent the residence. Only light smoke damage was reported.
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Tommy K. McDonald
7Th St
State School Aid Law Seen Requiring Revision
Colorado Education Commissioner Hansford said the school aid law needs changes. He noted improvements in education and citizen understanding, but acknowledged many foundation act aspects require future changes without detailing specifics.
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Denver
Colorado
Hansford
W. Hansford
Justice Says CU In Wrong Expelling SDS
Former Colorado Supreme Court justice Albert I. Franz, who presided over SDS expulsion hearings, argues the University of Colorado acted wrongly by disaffiliating SDS. He defends free speech and exposure of ideas and notes Hayakawa’s provocative campus presence may have been overstated, while the disaffiliation surprisingly drew more SDS supporters.
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Franz
SDS
Hayakawa
San Franciscco State College
Penal Paper Bills Column On Honor Men
The Forum in Lincoln Nebraska notes its weekly Man of the Week honors are discontinued due to few deserving candidates and will be replaced by a monthly Man of the Month column published by inmates of the Nebraska penal complex.
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Amorney Devorte
Melcy
Wrilera
Melisa Vatate
Culailee
Lincoln, Neb
the Forum
Nebraska Penal Complex
Memory of Blaine and Mayme and family tributes
In memoriam notes mourn Blaine, Mayme, and loved ones. Messages from children and grandchildren express grief, missing their presence, strength, and guidance. Reflections recall the deceased, noting absent friends and enduring love across years.
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