Denver collection agency owner charged with felony theft
Richard T. Cook, owner of Cook Collections Inc. of Denver, was charged in district court with felony theft for allegedly misappropriating at least $100 from First National Bank of Englewood case involving a 1971 promissory note. The information notes Cook admitted collecting funds from debtors totaling at least $63,000 in prior cases and failing to remit to firms. If restitution not made by July 1, prosecutors may seek sentencing on the theft charge.
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Frank
Richard T. Cook
Cook Collections Inc. of
Denver
First National Bank of
Englewood
Auilty
Cook
Yale Maffman
Huffman
Cook Collections Inc
Walter Francis
First National Bank of Englewood
Francis
Fort Lupton
J. J. Sears Realty Co
Joan Cook
K Mart burglary probe leads to employee involvement
Greeley police investigate two burglaries reported Monday. An employee at K Mart is suspected in the loss of a stereo, tape player and speakers valued at 315. Police recovered 90 of the items, which were allegedly hidden in a trash receptacle outside the store. The manager, Robert Ricky Little of 702 37th Ave, notified police after a suspect returned to retrieve the goods. A separate report cites a RCA Quadrphonic tape player stolen from a car in the Holiday Inn parking lot.
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K-Mart
Greeley
Robert Ricky Little
37Th Ave
Holiday Inn
Two-Car Collision on U S 69 By-pass Causes Damage
A two car non injury crash on the U S 69 by pass at 9 18 a m Monday caused about 700 in damage. John Wells of Fleming drove a car and collided with Charles Dean Miller of Evans. Wells sustained 200 damage while Miller’s car also incurred damage estimated at 500.
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U.S. 69
John Wells
Fleming
Wells
Charles Dean Miller
Evans
Miller
Adamsom Joroney Smith death notice in Englewood area
Mrs Katherine Smith of Cherry Hills Nursing Home Englewood Colo mother of Charles W Bill Smith La Salle Mrs Robert Ber nice Stacy Englewood Mrs Donald Helen Quinn Englewood Donald Smith Englewood Guy Smith Steamboat Springs Colo Ralph Smith Denver Leonard Smith Lakewood sister of Albert Ratliff Topeka Kan Mrs John Esse Junction City Kan and Mrs George Brunken Duluth Kan survive by twenty grandchildren and eight great grandchildren Services 1030 a m Wednesday from Adamson Memorial Chapel Sunset Memorial Gardens Friends may give to charity
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Adamson
Charles W
Bil
la Salle
Guy
Steamboat Springs
Ralph
Denver
Leonard
Lakewood
Donald
Englewood
Robert
Bernice) Stacy
Helen) Quinn
Albert Ratliff
Topeka
John Esse
Junction City
George Brunkow
Duluth
Adamson Memorial Chapel
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Vandals strike Glenmere nature trail after dedication
Vandals damaged a new Glenmere Park nature trail within two days of its formal dedication. City recreation director Leon Kuhn said three signposts were carved and plastic sign coverings scratched with a sharp object. Estimated damage runs about 50. The trail, proposed by Greeley Boy Scout David Matthews, was dedicated Friday afternoon as officials hoped it would deter future vandalism.
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Leon Kuhn
Kuhn
Greeley
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Greeley Police Log Monday and Tuesday Entries
Abandoned auto reported at 2040 4th Ave. An accident at 8th Street and U.S. 85 bypass. Vehicle blocking lane at 16th Street and Monitview Rd. Parking issue at Limited Bank. Window damaged at A and W Drive-In. Fire alarm at 7th Street and sth Avenue. Runaway juveniles reported. Juveniles smoking at 6th Street and 12th Avenue. Harassment at Weld County Library. Mail theft from 2510 W. 8th St. Accident at 4th Avenue and ath Street. Runaway juveniles reported. Wallet and $200 stolen. phone harassment noted. Suspicious activity at K-Mart. Vehicle on sidewalk at 1212 8th St. Accident at 8th Avenue and 1th Street. Prowler at 145 th Ave. Open door at Garnsey and Wheeler Tractor Co. Drunk incident at 3rd Street and 11th Avenue. Assist with assault near Greeley Clinic. Hit and run reported. Barking dog at 140 28rd Ave. Extortion suspect noted.
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16Th Street
Monitview Rd
Sth Avenue
7Th Street
6Th Street
12Th Avenue
Weld County Library
8Th St
Ath Street
4Th Avenue
Th Street
Ath St
Ath Avenue
23Th Street
Big Stone
K-Mart
3Rd Street
Evans
Greeley Clinic
Mrs Katherine Smith 78 dies after long Kansas life
Mrs Katherine Smith aged 78 died Sunday at Swedish Hospital Englewood after living with her son in La Salle then returning to Englewood. Born March 19 1900 in Morgan County she moved with her parents to Frankfurt Kansas in 1963 grew up there later lived in Osborne Birds City and Englewood. She married Noah Walter Smith March 8 1919 in Osborne Kansas. He died February 1968.
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Washington
Englewood
Swedish Hospital
la Salle
Morgan County
Frankfurt
Kan
Osborne
Noah Walter Smith
Birds City
Holberg Greenhouse
Obituary notices list survivors and service plans
Survivors include five sons and two daughters with spouses and grandchildren, plus a brother and two sisters. Funeral services are scheduled in Adamson Memorial Chapel with Sunset Memorial Gardens interment and memorial contributions requested. Separately, David Will 21, killed in an airplane crash while crop dusting in Hill City Kansas, will be buried at Pine Grove Cemetery Shickshinny with services at Clarke Pratt Funeral Home. He graduated from Emery School of Aviation and Northwest High School, served in the U.S. Army helicopter pilot program, and held commercial pilot ratings. Survivors include his parents, two brothers, a sister, and grandparents.
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Hill City
Kan
Clarke Pratt
Sunset Lake Road
Shickshiny
Pine Grove
Emery School of Aviation
Greeley
Burn
Dover- Foxcraft
Maine
Northwest High School
Shickshinny
U.S. Army
Rittner Eb, Wil
Rittner E. Jr
Alexandria, Va
Mark
Carol W. Will
Annandale
Eugene Will
Benton, Pa
Harvey Owens
Bartow
Fla
Weather summary for Colorado and Wyoming regions
Unclear OCR weather summary notes a high around 62 and a low around 44 this morning with trace precipitation and a year total of 8.7. It lists historical June 10 extremes, sunrise and sunset times, and a forecast of rain or snow in central mountains, scattered showers elsewhere, with highs in 70s to 80s and cooler mountain lows. Extended outlook shows more afternoon storms and warmer conditions Thursday through Saturday in Colorado and Wyoming regions.
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UNC
Barateter
Colorado
Adys
Sory
Warner
Wyoming
Hospital Dismissals List From Weld County and Memorial Hospitals
Dismissals on Monday June 9 include Geneva Euresti Chadwick Frank Zamora Louis Black Roy Allen Henry Dobbe LeRoy Schnore Christine Brutiner Floyd Tyson Charlie Marshall Roger Teter Michael Melby Garey Neasehwanger Louis Hernandez John Hautchens Leonard Douglas Alfred Tracy Anna Lucas Leonard Prothe Donald Hamilton Terry Behrens and others from Weld County General. Memorial Hospital releases June 3 include Agripina Piatteville Flora Rogers Maria Medina Henrietta Roybal Guadalupe Baca Alan Miller.
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Geneva Euresti
14Th Ave
John Chadwick
19Th St
Frank Zamora
Eaton
Louis Black
Lard Ave
Roy Allen
Loveland
Henry Dobbe
Glacier
H. LeRoy Schnore
3Th Ave
Christine Brutiner
Severance
Floyd ‘Yson
Charlie Marshall
Ath St
Roger ‘Teter
Brush
Michael Melby
26Th Ave
Garey Neasehwanger
Louis Hernandez
Ponterose Park
John Hautchens
Leonard Douglas
Doho Agripina
Piatteville
Flora Rogers
Platteville
Maria Medina
Hillrose
Henrietta Roybal
Rt. 2
Guadalupe Baca
Evans
Alan Miller
Windsor
Kersey Woman Treated After Traffic Accident
A Kersey woman, Anna Kappius, was treated at Weld County General Hospital for a leg laceration after a collision between a 1951 pickup driven by her husband Fred and a 1973 car driven by Helen Fisher of Fort Morgan. Fisher’s car sustained $906 damage and the Kappins’ pickup $200. A second Monday crash involved a 1972 car driven by Rodney Kobobel of Evans and a 1974 car driven by Gary Busch of 4102 17th Ave south of Greeley. Kobobel’s car had $1,000 damage and Busch’s $50.
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Kersey
Weld County General Hospital
O.S
Colorado State Patrol
Anna Kappius
Fred
Helen Fisher
Fort Morgan
Fisher
Kappins
Rodney Kobobel
Evans
Gary Busch
17Th Ave
Nth Avenue
U.S. 94
Greeley
Vandals Damage Vehicles Near Church and Businesses
Greeley Police report two vandalism incidents late Sunday into Monday morning causing about $165 in vehicle damage near the church and additional damage at local sites. The A and W Drive-In and a church at 1302 St were cited for broken windows and other property damage. Two bus windows at 2017 W 0th St were also broken in the spree.
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Greeley
A & W Drive-In
First Assembly of God
St. St
Accidental Poisoning Threatens Young Children Nationwide
A projected year ahead shows about 400000 children will ingest poisons or potentially poisonous substances with 90 percent under age five. Medicines and household products such as cleaners sprays solvents and fuels are common culprits and aspirin remains the leading poison.
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Sony
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