Kepner Receives Doctorate at local college ceremony
The article details the awarding of a Doctor of Education degree to Kepner during commencement exercises at a Colorado college. It notes additional honors including senior scholars, scholarships, and numerous awards to students and faculty, with remarks by Attorney General Paul. It describes the ceremony setting, speaker Dr. Geor ge Wilc ur and the emphasis on democracy and individual responsibility.
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Diversion Hearing on Colorado Wyoming Water Case Reopens
The weekly hearing on the Cache La Poudre and related water diversions resumes in Fort Collins after a pause. Key witnesses include Rex C. Eaton and Ralph L. Parshall as Wyoming and Colorado seek to resolve irrigation allocations along the Laramie River system and its impact on Weld and Larimer counties.
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Eaton Investment Company
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Chayanne
Business Women League Meeting To View World News Papers
The Women's League of Greeluy will meet at the Tribune on Monday evening at 8 o clock. Gules will present the collection of world newspapers to members. Business women not members are invited to attend.
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Tribune Subscribers Notice Missing Paper Delivery
A partial readable fragment shows a notice to Tribune subscribers about delivery timing and obtaining a copy of the paper, with references to a phone and early morning pickup or delivery concerns. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations but implies issues with timely receipt of the newspaper.
Four Miles of Ditch Searched for Missing 2 Year Old
Four miles of Eaton irrigation canal were combed for 18 month old Clarence Duper by a crew of searchers, aided by Marshal W C Tegtmann and deputies, after he was last seen playing on a bridge and believed to have fallen into the canal near Ault. Water was turned off to speed the hunt, but no body was found as the search continued through Friday night into Saturday.
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Nine Die in Celluloid Plant Explosion at North Arlington
A Friday night blast at the Atlantic Pyroxylin Waste Company celluloid plant in North Arlington New Jersey killed nine people and injured about forty others. The fire spread through nearby bathers and streets as rescuers fought the flames. investigators suspect incendiary work and target two Elmora men as material witnesses. Estimated damage exceeds 160000 dollars.
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Two Kansans Captured Near Junction After Prison Escape
Billie Woods and Olston Dop aon, fugitives from Kansas State Prison at Lansing Memorial Day, were arrested at a schoolhouse south west of Junction, Texas, on June 10. The escape involved other inmates and followed a prior breakout.
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Olston Dopaon
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Military Units Start for Golden
Two companies and 134 officers and men from two Illinois infantry units begin annual National Guard encampment at Golden. They depart at 10:40 a.m. for lunch at Dorlyer, then proceed to the Golden rifle range for afternoon camp. Training includes technical, field work, maneuvers, hikes, and overnight bivouac.
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Public Works Bill Passes Senate Fui
The Senate approved a public works bill amid debate as the House prepares to consider amendments. The measure, linked to the president's special session, progressed after a series of changes and a late-stage vote that kept the bill moving toward final passage before adjournment.
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Legal dispute over livestock proceeds in Colorado court
Staak and associates sue in Alsteret court against a stock inspection board alleging about 200 livestock owners were deprived of crops and proceeds. Plaintiffs claim failure to comply with required advertising and sale location laws for livestock and related assets.
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Checks Mailed to Beet Growers by Great Western Sugar
Checks totaling 224408 mailed to beet growers in the Eaton and Baton districts with varied supplementary payments. Average payment about 36 to 40 per grower, with some districts receiving less or none. Additional payouts of 46 660 to Crow growers and 94 350 to Loveland and Windsor districts. Roosevelt receives honorary doctor of laws at Rutgers commencement. detours prevent attendance.
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Gilbert Bowman
Uivarsity
Dittaburah
Mattern Near Irkutsk on Way East in World Flight
Aviation news reports Jimmy Mattern continuing his speed around the world journey, passing Irkutsk Siberia toward Khabarovsk. From Moscow time he took off late Saturday, with updates noting his progress and past mishap, as observers track his route across eastern Soviet territories.
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Drilling Firm Member Plans Lakota Gundantt Well
A drilling firm member Dr Jromer Pi Mead of Afoad Brothers attended the Cam felt hotel and said the Anthes well will be drilled toward the Lakota and potentially Gundandts. Another well is expected on the New Raymer structure this year. Artillery firing will occur near Pole Mountain from June 11 to June 30, 1983. Non duty personnel are warned to stay away from the area during this period.
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Goodman Near Record Mark in National Open
Goodman closes the fourth round with a 74 to threaten the national open record, finishing the tourney with a 204 after rounds of 78 68 and 70. Ralph Judas of St Pauls joins second at 217, while Craig Wood of Newark, N J stands third at 213.
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Minor traffic crashes reported Friday afternoon
Police reported several minor crashes Friday afternoon at Eighth Avenue and Twentieth Street area. John Holden described a rear-end collision while traveling south on Eighth Avenue, and BA Troge of 1313 Fourth Street was involved in a two-vehicle crash on Eleventh Avenue. Fritz Magnuzon of Longmont was turning left from Eleventh Avenue onto Tiwen Street when another vehicle struck his car. Estimated damage around $15.
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Economy and reform call for deep thinking in Colorado
The Denver Post editorial attacks high state spending while protecting essential services, urging elimination of unnecessary functions and restraint on the Colorado Immigration Bureau, which is defended as needing reform but not dissolution. It criticizes Gui Ed Foster and politicians for publicity aims and criticizes the late fee migration bureau as wasteful.
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Nine Million for Colorado Roads in Act
Colorado highway officials announced a nearly nine million dollar federal recovery act plan to aid industrial recovery and road building. Colorado would receive about 8.18 million, with funds split by population and federal mileage, plus about 500 thousand state funds for additional projects across many counties. Planned and underway projects include paving and surfacing on routes near Boulder, Denver, Colorado Springs, and Loveland, plus upgrades around La Junta and Pueblo and several oiling and bridge repairs across the state.
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Foreclosure Suit Filed Over Alta Vista Lot in Grealey
H Annett of Greeley filed a foreclosure suit in district court against Edna Rost widow and other heirs to recover a lien on lot 6 block 39 Alta Vista addition to Grealey. The case names the Grover Hoston estate as related claimant and cites due sums.
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Kansas City Band to Help Benefit Dynamite Dans Dance
Kansas City band Jock Janes and its ensemble from Kansas City will provide the music for the Dynamite Dans baseball benefit dance on June 14 at Suneo View pavilion. The popular group, famed for its lively dancing rhythm, will headline the evening.
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Ike Armstrong Receives 5 Year Contract Renewal
Bast Lake City June 10 Ike J Armstrong who has been at the University of Utah since 1925 today secured a five year renewal of his contract The terms were not made public Armstrongs teams have had success in the Rocky Mountain conference football battles and he remains a key figure in Utah athletics.
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