Council approves liquor license for Holiday Inn inn bar
City Council approved Donald Hutchison's liquor license for beer wine and liquor at the proposed Holiday Inn on 6th Street and 9th Avenue. The inn aims to open in 1974 with a 60 seat bar 150 seat restaurant and 309 to 400 person convention facilities. No opposition was voiced and councilman Kim Smith noted neighborhood support. July 3 public hearing set for Gordon Rissler Co Inc liquor store at 2321 1th Ave in Hillside Shopping Center to be named Gordons Liquor Mart.
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Donald Hutchison
6Th Street
9Th Avenue
Stow Wilwer Jr
Hotcison
Glenwood Springs
Mark 11 Properties
Council
Kim Smith
Smith
the Inn
Gordon Rissler Co. Inc
1Th Ave
Gordon's Liquor Mart
Safeway
Hillside
County seeks to buy city parking lot for future offices
County Commissioner Glenn Billings asked the City Council to start negotiations for the county to purchase the northeast corner parking lot at 10th Street and 10th Avenue. He proposed vacating a street portion near Island Grove Park to build a new county welfare office and a larger downtown parking system, with potential underground or stilts parking and a five year buy option. The council ordered a draft ordinance to vacate C Street and half of B Street and arranged a joint meeting with county and development reps for June 21.
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Glenn Billings
City Council
10Th Street
10Th Avenue
Billings
Counts Services
Elks Lodge
City
11Th Avenue
Island Grove Park
County Welfare Department
William &. Shade
C Street
B Street
Hit and run assault probes in La Salle office site
La Salle police seek suspect vehicle after two men Floyd Ortiz and Obed Ortiz were assaulted Tuesday night at the John Ewing Company state office. Both were taken to Weld County General Hospital with head injuries. Floyd was treated and released while Obed remains admitted. Greeley police assisted by watching the suspect’s house. no arrests yet.
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la Salle
John Ewing Company
Weld County General Hospital
Carl Harvey
Floyd
Obed Ortiz
Harvey
Obed
Greeley
Obituary W Kurt Miller dies at 80 in Greeley
W Kurt Miller 80 of the Bonell Retirement Community died Wednesday at Weld County General Hospital after five days as a patient. He was a general agent for Franklin Life Insurance for many years. Born Feb 19 1893 in Arapahoe Nebraska he was educated there and at the University of Nebraska. He married Lucille R Hager May 3 1935 in Liberty Missouri and moved to Fort Callin 1940 and to Greeley in 1952. He was World War I veteran and a member of First United Methodist Church and Occidental Lodge No 20 AP&AM. Surviving besides his wife are a brother Clarence B Miller of Santa Monica and two nieces. Private services will be held. Adamson Mortuary in charge. Memorials may go to the First United Methodist Church.
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W. Kurt Miller
Bonell
Weld County General Hospital
Pranklin Life Insurance Co
Arapahoe
Neb
Nebraska
University of Nebraska
Kansas City
Lucille R. Hager
Liberty
Fort Calling
Greeley
Miller
First United Methodist Church
Occidental Lodge No. 20
Ap&am
Lucille B. Miller
Clarence B. Miller
Santa Monica
Calif
Adamson Mortuary
Defamation suit names four Aims College officials
Susan N. Brown files a 200000 dollar defamation complaint in District Court naming Craig Dean Edward Beaty Jay Williams and Dwane Raite as defendants. Beaty is president Williams vice president and Raite a director plus coordinator. H Rex Craig is dean. The plaintiff alleges false statements by Beaty Dean and Williams at a college meeting and public remarks by Haile at Arms College harming her reputation and prospects. She seeks 100000 general and 100000 punitive damages and jury trial.
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Aims College
Susan N. Brown
36Th Ave
Aims
Craig Dean
Edward Beaty
Jay Williams
Dwane Raite
Beaty
Arms
Williams
Raite
H. Rex Craig
Dr. Beaty
Dean
La Salle Police Probe Assault Case
Greeley police seek driver of a late model blue Ford believed to have struck bike rider Christa Lindstrom in downtown on a Wednesday. The accident did not cause serious injuries and the point of impact remains undetermined.
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Greeley
Christa Lindstrom
Miss Lindstrom
Land use clash over planning bill divides Colorado senators
Sen Harold McCormick and GOP caucus leaders spar over open caucus rights and amendments while Sen John Bermingham notes Colorado trails in regional planning. Minority Leader Kagay votes no. Garnsey defends county focus and process as land use planning gains support.
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Harold McCormick
Canon City
GOP
Garnsey
Senator Dines
Joe Shoemaker
Denver
John Bermingham
Colorado
Ray Kagaysek
D-Pueblo
Senate
Weld County Commissioners lay out 1974 blade purchase and tank rules
Weld County leaders debated a $14,000 plus purchase for grader blades to secure 1974 pricing. They postponed a decision on a $27,000 election cost and approved a new county road in Hiltop Subdivision. Discussions covered 2000 gallon oil tanks at wells, permit and building rules, and possible underground placement with an $80 per tank peril fee. The board approved hiring Nelson Haley Patterson and Quirk to assist in rebuilding roads and bridges damaged by the floods.
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Spomer
Billings
Donley
Ini
Barton Buss
Hiltop
John H. Durst
Byron Ewing
Weld County Taxpayers Association
County Home Rale
J. Norman Brown
Weld
Harry Ashley
Roy Moser
Ashley
Ewing
Nelson, Haley, Patterson and Quirk
Lions Club convention opens here
The SGM annual State Lions Convention opened with a State Council meeting and dinner at the Ramada Inn. Activities include golf for Lions, a Lionesses tourney, a downtown parade, a barbecue, and dances, with sessions at Frazier Theater UNC campus and notable speakers including U S Senator Peter Dominick and Harry Aslan.
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SGM
State Council
Ramada Inn
Highland Hills
Raton Country Club
Island Grove Park
Frazier
University of Northern Colorado
Lionusses
Greeley
UNC
U.S
Peter Dominick
R-Cole
Elks Club
Elis Club
Colorado
Greeley Police Log Reflects Various Wednesday Incidents
A Greeley police log records a busy Wednesday with incidents including runaway juvenile reports, vandalism, stolen vehicle and motorcycle cases, possible rape, threats by phone, shoplifting at King Soopers, disturbances, firearms threats, and juvenile drinking. Officers advised, assisted, and several events were resolved or unfounded.
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Sih Street
Hiegele
King Soopers
Nellee
Weather forecast across regions with warm to hot trend
Forecasts show warm to hot weather across the Midwest and Great Lakes with showers in the Southeast and parts of New England. Temperatures range from the 40s to 80s with highs mostly in the 80s and 70s, and an extended outlook predicting showers and storms mainly in mountainous areas through Monday.
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Pavilin, Vous
Midwest
Great Lakes
Southeast
New England
UNO
Colorado
Wyoming
Panelist Sue Brown to Speak on Beshianism at DU Law School
Sue Brown a panelist and former arms instructor will guest panel at 6 30 p m today in the University of Denver Law School Lawyers Lounge on 14th Street Ban Dock in Denver. The Gay Liberation Front sponsors the program focusing on beshianism and harassment.
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Sue Brown
University of Deuver Law School
14Th Street
Bandock
Denver
Gay Liberation Front
Patrol reports two non-injury accidents
State Patrol investigated two non injury accidents on Wednesday. A two car crash at Colo 7 and Interstate 25 damaged both vehicles with Russell Simpson and Karl Schmidtke as drivers. A second crash near County Road 64 involved Warren Graves, but no damage estimate was provided.
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Patrol
Robert Smith
Colo. 7
Interstate 25
Russell Simpson
Fork Calling
Karl Schmidtke
Broomfield
Smith
Simpson
Schmidtke
William Wolfe
Wolfe
Stampy
Warren Graves
la Salle
Windsor
Graves
Hospital Dismissals From Weld County General
Dismissals announced for Wednesday June 8 list residents from multiple towns and addresses including Mrs Wilbur Benshoof 2721 Meadowsbronk Mrs Phillip Rogers La Salle Mrs Donald Anderson Eaton Mrs Carroll Capper 2285 1st Ave Douglas Gain 2615 21st Ave Mrs Richard Biddle 705 271th Ave William Rice 2124 Q1st Ave Michael Culling 1626 Sth Ave Mrs David Scott and son 440 38th Ave Mrs DeVon Wagner 1817 2nd Ave Mrs Thomas Lesser 430 17th St Mrs Harold Harden Nunn Joyce Clark Orchard James Rankin Battle Creek Mich Clyde Farrell 618 1% St Kimberly Bennett 1907 ah St
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Weld County General Hospital
Wilbur Benshoof
Meadowsbronk
Phillip Rogers
la Salle
Donald Anderson
Eaton
Carroll Capper
1St Ave
Douglas Gain
21St Ave
Richard Biddle
William Rice
Michael Culling
Sth
David Scott and Son
38Th Ave
DeVon Wagner
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County and Developmen Association
Anduney
Macy Allnut
Mortuaries
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Herman Kohl
Yéth Avenue
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Eleanor Martin
Avit
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Hastings
Marilyn LaFrance
Mt. Clemens
Michigan
Margaret Brown
Kenesaw
Florence Rhoads
Harvard
Clarence Kohl
Mattings
Evelyn Goot
Tanase
Linn Grove Cemetery
Howard M. Beydler
22Nd Ave
Tribune
Alyson Weiland
Schieffelin
Kogovsek
Fred Anderson
R-Loveland
Ban Noble
Norwood
George Jackson
Colorado Springs
Weld County
Lions Club
Harry Aslan
Robert J. Uplinger
Syracuse, N.Y
Richard S. Brown
Jack Redus
Greeley Lions Club
William H. Zimmer
Auta
Scott Elementary
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