Governor backs board over Barr Lake health threat
Denver sanitation chief accuses Denver of repeated violations of Colorado sewage standards. State Board of Health will hold five hearings starting July 23 on possible charges after a Gahr report backed by Governor Cleere. Barr Lake near Adams county irrigation system is cited as a health hazard requiring expansion costing six to eight million dollars for a plant serving 652,600 residents.
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USBR Report Feasibility Study for Rio Grande Project
The Reclamation Bureau found the 22.6 million dollar Rio Grande Division of the San Luis Valley Project in Colorado feasible and forwarded the study to states and federal agencies. It also advised that the Wemina che Pass segment is not desirable at this time. Interior Department approval for the developments has not yet been granted.
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House Votes To Tighten Clauses of Anti-Trust Law
The House approved a 393 to 3 vote to tighten anti trust provisions by limiting price differences among customers. The bill aims to curb a 1951 Supreme Court ruling allowing good faith price differentials to meet competition, with the defense narrowed to cases that do not lessen competition or create a monopoly.
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Steel negotiators meet one hour on Monday
Negotiators for the nation s three biggest steel producers and the United Steel Workers of America held a one hour bargaining session in New York on Monday and adjourned until Wednesday Officials said informal meetings or telephone contact could occur before the next talks.
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Wylle Named to Construct Huge Glen Canyon Dam
Wylle, now assistant regional director of the Reclamation Bureau in Amarillo Texas, was named construction engineer for the Glen Canyon Dam on the Colorado River. The one billion dollar project will form a 26 million acre foot reservoir and require a remote construction town and access roads. Wylle began at Hoover Dam in 1932, is a native of Denoy Lind Arkansas, and a University of New Mexico graduate.
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Cat earns bronze medal for happiness of mankind
Puffy the five year old cat owned by Mr and Mrs Warren Stamper in Bowling Green Kentucky received a bronze medal and citation from a New York cat food firm for contributing to mankind's happiness.
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Stock Market Edges Up After Eisenhower News
The New York Stock Exchange rose Monday as President Eisenhower’s recovery appeared excellent. The Dow Jones 30 averaged up 2.20 to 179.20, with volume at two million shares. Major gainers included Gulf Oil, New York Central, Du Pont, Bethlehem Steel, Chrysler, and North American Aviation amid a steady trading session.
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Texas Dems To Ballot on School Integration
In Austin Texas Democrats will vote July 28 on two racial questions in the primary ballot. A referendum seeks public opinion on mixing white and Negro children in schools and on interposition to perfect laws banning intermarriage between whites and Negroes. The questions were presented with 153868 voter signatures.
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Court Clears Way for Land Purchase
The Colorado Supreme Court cleared the way to sell 10 acres of state land in Denver for homesites after dismissing a suit by Charles Harrah challenging the sale. The land near West Exposition Ave and Shoshone St will be offered for sale promptly. In a separate ruling the court upheld Denver Parks manager authority to allow a curb cut on Gilpin St near Colfax Ave to access an offstreet parking lot at a medical building, dismissing traffic-hazard objections from neighboring owners.
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Wheat Yield Forecast Below Last Year’s Crop
The Agriculture Department issued the first full crop estimate, pegging this year’s wheat at 922,672,000 bushels, below last year’s 938,159,000 and the 16 year average of 1,146,547,000. Winter wheat is seen at 670,375,000, spring wheat 252,207,000, with marketing quotas limiting output.
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Fireman on the Job in RAND West Virginia
Volunteer firefighter Charles Butler was on duty when an alarm sounded. The fire turned out to be his own house, and Chief George Hunt noted Butler recovered quickly and remained at his post after the initial excitement.
Dividend Totals Reach New Peak
Washington reports cash dividend payments by corporations rose to 3.7 million during the first five months, up 15 percent from 1955. Manufacturing firms led the gains with payouts 20 percent higher, while oil refining dipped due to payment-date shifts. April and May totals climbed eight percent over last year, with March at 1.607 billion and May at 1.269 billion. A Cairo firm forms to develop Dead Sea potash deposits, and Tanion plans a 20 million exhibit center in Norwood.
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Steel Workers Wage Group To Meet Friday
United Steel Workers full wage policy committee to meet Friday in New York. The union says the committee is to stay informed of negotiations and expects an industry wage offer sometime during the week.
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Union Leader Dies in New York at 37
Leo Buckley aged 37, international president of the Stereotypers and Electritypers Union, died Sunday in New York. He led the union and was a prominent figure in labor circles.
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