Senate approves $5.6 billion education bill amid veto doubts
Senate passed a $5.6 billion education measure amid disputes over overspending and administration estimates. Key allocations include $2.1 billion for elementary and secondary schools and $1.5 billion for higher education, with debates over budget excess and conference with the House.
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Washington
Inc
Senate
Nixon
Sen. Warraig, Magnuson
N. Norris Cotton
New Hampshire
Magnuson
Obituary notices list Koehler and McDonald family members
Loyd S Koehler of Las Vegas Nevada and Lacey McDonald of Anaheim California are among those named in a probate style notice. The report lists many relatives including spouses parents siblings and grandchildren. Services are scheduled and interment planned at Linn Grove Cemetery.
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Lacey McDonald
Anaheim
California
Greeley
Leland L. McDonald
Cherie Frazier
Rozalea Ainlley
Imperial Head
James McDonald
Michael
Charles McDonald
Avs
Initia Flings
Denver
Mel
Betty McCoonell
Capen
Duane Beck
Palos Verdes
Intermett Linn Grove Cemetery
Obituary: Relph Emerson Gardner 1882 1982 Greeley pioneer
Relph Emerson Gardner of Greeley Weld County died Thursday at 82 after hospital care. He ran The Gardiner Studio from 1919 to 1955, helped pioneer spot news engravings in 1935, and advanced halftone processing. Born February 27 1882 Creighton Nebraska he moved to Colorado at 12. Surviving his wife Irma B Gardner are a daughter and two grandchildren, with services planned in Denver.
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Relph Emerson Gardner
Greeley
Weld
County General Hospital
Gardner
Gardiner
Tribune
Creighton
Neb
Lec
Colorado
Boulter
Greeley High School
Has
Normal High School
University High School
GL. Otto
Eastman, School of Photography
Denver
Lamar
Redding
Calif
Tyre
Gardney
Irma B. Gardner
Fred
Louise) Blakey
Los Altos
Adamean Mortuary
Loyd Koehler dies after visiting Fort Collins home
Loyd Koehler of Las Vegas formerly of Platteville died Thursday at Powder Valley Memorial Hospital Fort Collins after visiting his daughter there. Born December 24 1915 in Platteville he farmed the Platteville area before moving to Las Vegas and Durango. Survived by wife Meredith Koehler daughter Donna Burgess Fort Collins and grandson Ty Harris Fort Collins. Funeral Monday 10 a.m. at Macy Allgutt with interment at Resthaven Memory Gardens Fort Collins.
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Lloyd
Koehler
Las Vegas
Ney
Platteville
Powdre Valley Memorial Hospital
Fort Collins
Vate
Meredith Grimes
Cheyenne
Durango
Merdith Koehler
Mes
Dean
Donna) Burgess
Ty Harris
Ali Fort Collins
Molxlay
Macy
Allgutt
Beon
Kesthaven
Memory Gardens
John C Casey former Eaton schools chief dies in Denver
John C Casey, former Eaton schools superintendent, died Thursday in Denver. Born in Little River Kansas, he grew up in Mt Vernon, attended the University of Denver, and earned a master’s in education. He taught at Vineland Elementary and Longmont, married Alice Donovan in 1915, and led Longmont High School before 25 years as Eaton superintendent retiring in 1948. He held civic roles including Elks exalted ruler, Mason Notary, and Weld County Red Cross president.
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John €. Casey
Eaton
Denver
Little River
Kan
Mt Vernon
University of Denver
Vineland Elementary
Publo
Longmont
Aliee Donovan
Casey
Nampa
Inho
Eaton Schools
Tanument Elks
Mason Notary
Greeley Knife and Ork Club
Weld County Red Cross
Kappa Della Pl
Powers Rites Set for Wilbur Powers at Ft Logan
Funeral services for Wilbur Jlarold Powers of 2992 7th Ave will be held Monday in the Adamson Memorial Chapel with interment at Ft Logan National Cemetery at 11 a.m. Powers, a salesman for Edwards Chevrolet since 1957, died Tuesday at St Joseph's Hospital in Denver. Friends may contribute to the Memorial Fund of the First United Presbyterian Church.
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Powers Willir
Powers
Wk Ave
Greeley
Mra
Bella Powers
Kenneth (Hoscindy) Dendens
Michael Hower Halk
Arvada
Mrother
Alice Fincha
Salva, Kan
Breel Fox
Eneworth
Kane
Amanda Borman
Linco
Kan
Braindchilarens Service
Afonday
Adamson Memorial Chapel
Hilerment FL Lagan National Cemetery
Wilbur Jlarold Powers
7Th Ave
Adil
Adamson
River cleanup plan invites volunteers this summer
Miller and Ban Stith outline a county wide river preservation program with four project days starting July 13 to test water and clean up habitats. They oppose channeling the river for flood control, urging flood plains be kept as public parks and protected from encroachment. A late meeting feature a one act play addressing stormwater pollution from sugary foods.
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Miller
Ban Stith
Greeley
Smith
Bill
Cynthia Groom
Ma Nature
John G. Publis
Radical Student Number Rises to 17 Percent
NEW YORK AP A National Review magazine survey shows student radicals rose from 7 to 17 percent between 1963 and the 1980s across campuses including Yale Brandeis Williams Marshalled by William F Buckley Jr the survey also finds conservatives fell from 27 to 15 percent while liberals increased from 51 to 56 percent The polls covered colleges such as Sarah Lawrence Reed College and Howard University noting rising dissatisfaction with the two party system and varying views on nuclear weapon development.
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New York
National Review Magazine
William F. Buckley Jr
Sarah Lawrence College
Williams Colege
Reed College
Brandeis’ University
Uil Vatonia
oLaunUu
Leavinsson College
Howard University
Pall
Army General Censured to Retire After Review
Washington AP reporting that General George H. Young Jr., 50, censured for allegedly failing to meet standards, will retire after a Pentagon review. The Army and FCC say the study aims to assess fairness and effectiveness. Young has served 29 years. Manila faces potential rice shortage pressures amid regional fears.
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Washington
Jone
Pentagon
Jerry Doctrine
Friedheim
George H. Young Jr
FCC
Young
Woman 'Very Well' With Kidney Plant
Corrine Segreto, 3, of Las Cruces, underwent a kidney transplant on Tuesday at Colorado General Hospital. Her sister Guadalupe Haycock, 33, donor, was in good condition. Both remained in hospital for observation Thursday.
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Denver
Corrine Segreto
Las Cruces
Colorado General Hospital
Guadalupe Haycock
Girl Scout Camp Seeks Volunteers For Cabin Work
City camp fundraiser calls for volunteers to help build cabins for the Girl Scouts at Meadow Mountain in Allenspark over the weekend. Office manager Diane McNabney says to contact her at 350-2815 or Jody Walls at 32-0067 for details.
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Girl Scout At America
Meadow
Mountain
Allenspark
Diane, McNabney
McNaboey
Jody Walls
Suit seeks forfeiture of seized T33 jet at airport
A federal lawsuit in Denver seeks forfeiture of a T33 jet trained aircraft seized by customs at Jefferson County Airport over a year ago for export violation under the Mutual Security Act. Owners Jorge Gonzales and Avai U. Alvarez are named, with 30 days for objections.
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Denver
U.S. District Court
Jefferson County
Gordon Allott Jr
Acra Estudios Rotos Rtaficos
Jorge, Gonzales
Wichita
Kan
Avaio U. Alvarez
San Jose
Costa Rica
Allott
Libyan leader recognizes Communist China on anniversary
Beirat reports Libyan strongman Muammar Kadafi marked the first anniversary of the U S evacuation of Wheelus Air Base by announcing full diplomatic recognition of Communist China. He told supporters that Libya would ignore U S interests as long as those interests prevail in the Arab world. The move makes Libya the 83rd nation to recognize Beijing.
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Beirut
Libya
U.S
Wheelus Ait Hage
China
Muanmaar Kaddafi
Crawes
Tripoli
Americas
America
Santa Fe
Elkhart
VFW
Airline adds new Colorado route to Yampa Valley
Rocky Mountain Airways wins state approval to begin service from Hayden Colorado on November 1 using twin engine planes. The route replaces Frontier Airlines stop with access to Steamboat Springs and Craig, boosting travel for skiers and tourists.
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Hayden
Colo.ap
Rocky Mountain Airways
Yampa Valley
Frontier Airlines
Steamboat Springs
Craig
Gordon Autry
HMA
Sweeping Foreign Aid Bill Abandoned By Nixon Plan
A House Foreign Affairs panel moves to start de outlining a year end extension for the U S aid program. President Nixon seeks to split economic and military aid into a single package while Congress debates the timing and scope of the U S international development and military assistance programs.
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Jim Adams
House
Associated Press
Foreign Affairs
Washington
U.S
Nixon
John J. Spar
Senate
Mort
D-Pa
Yosal
Senate Foreign Relations
Jpart
Congress
Thomas Mm
One's Movement Corp
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Meredith Koehler
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Greeles
Adeliz Tritt
Pounce Bhitts
Uth Ary
Lincoln
Roatan
Linn Grove Cemceters
Ralph Hollister
John Patten
Greeley Monument Works, Inc
Ralph Gardner
Colorado Education Association
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National Association
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University of Northern Colorado
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Ban Thornton
Christ the King Catholic Churchi
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Kathleen) Hazard
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Joan) Welch
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Christ the King Catholic Church
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St. Vincent's Home
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Lloyd Koehler
John C. Casey
Wilbur Powers
Wilbur H. Powers
Dennis Arcenfield
Greeley Central
Rudy Munich
Trbune
Deidie Frazier
Mary McAfee
West High School
Empire Savings
Wayne Holmes
River
Colorado Sav
Ings and Loan League
McAfee
Culrade State University
Debbie Frazier
Yale
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The
University of Camth Pavaline Bhaafand Mast
Manila
Girl Scout
Chicago
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