Point System Proposed for Revoking Licenses in Colorado
Denver officials indicate the next Colorado Legislature session will likely consider a point system to revoke drivers licenses. The plan would add points for violations and automatic suspensions at set thresholds, with specifics tied to road and conditions. Nebraska already uses similar systems.
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Denver
Gilbert BR. Carret
Colorado
Carrel
Arrel
Nebraska
Carter
Virginia Dale Rodeo To Open Under Independent Rules
Virginia Dale plans its annual Two Hare Sevra ranch rodeo on June 30 departing from Rodeo Cowboys Association regulation. Ted Schafer says the event will operate under NCA rules, opening participation to families and spectators, with cash prizes and faster shows. The ranch lies 43 miles north of Fort Collins off U.S. Highway 257.
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Virginia Dale
Hoden Cowboys Association
Ted Schafer
NCA
Wyoming
Douglas
Schaffer
Colorado Wyoming
Fort Collins
Bill Would Aid Farmers With Crops Washed Out
Washington report says a bill would provide emergency financial aid to farmers whose crops were washed out by heavy rains. The measure seeks quick assistance to affected growers and rural communities facing crop losses and economic hardship.
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Washington
Vwoust
Car Fire Extinguished on Ninth Street and Eighth Avenue
Fire department extinguished a small auto fire in a car parked at Ninth Street and Eighth Avenue at 9:20 p.m. Wednesday. The blaze started in the car’s carburetor and air cleaner, damaging the air cleaner. The vehicle belonged to Dylan Thecher of Amherst.
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Greeiey Tire Department
Ninth Street
Eighth Avenue
Dyaln Thetcher
Amherst
Slater Receives BS Degree in Roan Agriculture
George A Slater and Janet Kay Whitney are listed in a recent commencement record. Slater earned a bachelor of science in roan agriculture from Colorado State University, majored in entomology, and served in the army 22 months including Fort Riley and Fitzsimons hospital. He now works for Valley Insecticide Service in the Imperial Valley.
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George A. Slater
George A. Twaltth
Colorado State University
Slater
Graeley High
Fort Riley
Kew
Fitzsimons Hospital
Denver
Janet Kay Whitney
Stewart Whitney
1823
Seventh Avenue
Vine Street
el Centra
Calif
The
Valley Insecticide Service Company
Wisen Corporation
Imperial Valley
Local births and family notices at Weld County General Hospital
Stork Express announces births to Stanleys in Lucerne and Amore in Fort Collins on June 12. Allan Turner and Judy Barrack welcome Allan Brian Turner weighing 1 pounds 89 ounces. Stanley Rae Struman born June 9 weighs 3 pounds with the Strumans, including two other children.
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Horn
Robert W. Stanley
Lucerne
Doug
Weld County General Hospital
Mee Amore
Alan Wackleman
Fort Collins
Dewi W." Struman
Ninth Street
Ann
Stanley Rae
Stramans
County argues deed sealed mineral rights in long dispute
In a pre trial briefing, County Attorney Robert G Smith says Weld County ownership of the east half of Section 35 in TAIN SOW rests with a 1947 sale and a 1964 deed. He contends the county complied with statutes and that remedies, if any, were for the Legislature not the court. A pre trial conference and hearing are rescheduled for 9:20 am June 25 before Judge Dale E Shannon.
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District Court
Frank Farnik
Fort Morgan
Board of County Commissionera
Robert G Smith
Smith
Tain
Sow
Weld County No. L
Amerada Petroleum Ca
Farni
Colorado
Farnik
Dale £. Shannon
Bethel Baptist Bible School Sets Record Attendance
A record attendance of 127 children and youths up to 17 attended Bethel Baptist Bible School this week. The program runs from Monday to June 21 with the theme Pioneer ing with Christ and features Chapel Time Around the World with Whitly Bird missionary sound film airip Bible Movies plays crafts and campfire melodies. Mrs Frank East tine is general chairman with helpers including Mrs Edwin Johnson Mrs A T Rawlings Mrs Ed Quiles Jr and Steve Shor.
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Bethel Rape Tst
Christ
Whitly Bird
Frank East Te
Edwin Johnson
A. T. Rawlings
Ed Quiles Jr
Steve Shor
Mexican General Inspects Colorado Springs Military Area
Mexican General Tomax Sannchez-Hernandez, chief of staff at the secretariat of national defense, began a two day tour in Colorado Springs as part of a military inspection. The narrative also notes a DeMolay convention with Susan Harnhart crowned Sweetheart and the presentation of corsages to attendants by Chris Johnson.
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Colorado Springs
Geo
Tomax Sannchez-Hernandez
National Defense of
Mexico
Longmontus
Colorado
Susan Harnhart
Sterling
Susan
Earl D. Barnhart
Chris Johnson
Boulder
Chanvilor
Mhsilie Cranor
Deavers Ann Vestal
Tangmont
Nancy Johnson
Center
Barbara Spain
Englewood
Collision at Eleventh Avenue and Seventh Street Damages Multiple Cars
At 3 18 pm Tuesday a crash at Eleventh avenue and Seventh street damaged a 1925 Chevrolet held by Jerry Wayne Frichus of 1017 Fourth street and a 1930 Ford owned by Joseph Charles Sobeck of Thirteenth avenue. Frichus, 16, told Officer Francis G Albert he braked and veered left when he saw Sobeck's car. Sobeck said he did not see Frichus until impact. Sobeck was charged with careless driving.
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Eleventh Avenue
Seventh Street
Chevrolet
Sobeck
Frithus
Scheck
Fragmentary 1987 diary project surfaced in Tribone ad
A garbled note from the Tribone Want Ads hints at a diary project tied to a 1987 date. It mentions meetings, references to a theatre or arts group, and possible plans for a final adaptation of a Tippel tale amid dates and local figures.
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Tataatinn
Heardtet Daietion
Martin Emits
Corporate meeting notes reveal charter details and amendments
A fragmentary record from a corporate meeting notes Keater as president and a secretary discuss charter formation and amendments. The document references a corporation under Delaware law and mentions share distribution, voting on amendments, and potential dissolution steps. It cites dates around May and a company named Avi lle & Kester.
Breakin at Platteville Elevator Yields Tools
Breakin at the Platteville elevator between 7 and 9 Sunday into the Holler room allowed access after breaking a padlock. A window was broken and an office entered. About 4 in cash and several tools were stolen including an electric drill and motor, a hand drill, a brush, a pop matching key set, and a crow bar with iron bar used to force the boiler room door. Deputy Estel Aratton investigated the case.
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Platteville
Sam
Estel Aratton
Mater
Rand
Civil Service Examinations for Navigation Specialist Details
Information on civil service examinations for navigation specialist fair and marine or fishery methods and equipment is available by contacting the post office for details.
Gill-Barnesville Farmers Union Local Talent Program
Gill-Barnesville Farmers Union hosts a local talent evening at Barnesville school with readings, musical numbers and vocal solos. Performers include Lucille Wolfe, Kathy Cantrell, Vernon Wolfe, Larry Haver, Norma Cantrell, and Kathy Tanteell among others. The program opens with a News-Better report and a national president’s message, with the next meeting planned for September.
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Tocal
Gill-Barnesvile Farmers Union
S87
Farnesville
Lucille Wolfe
Kathy Cantrell
Larry Haver
Vernon Wolfe
Lucille Wood
Vatrinn
Norma Cantrell
Arenie Best
Johny Cantrell
Dicki Cantrell
Nest Action
Powling Team Captains First Place Trophy Win
Chris Bunting, Powling captain, presented the first place trophy this year. Refreshments were served by Mrs Ed Wolfe and Mrs Vie Wolfe.
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Chris Bunting
Ed Wolfe
Vie Wolfe
Ruibal Baby Services Held for Odette Ruabal
Committal services for Odette Ruabal infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Renbal of 1st MIN Avenue were held yesterday afternoon at St Ann Greve. Macy’s was in charge of arrangements.
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Odette Ruabal
Joe Renbal
1St Min Avenue
Ann Greve
Macys
Sevenge Ments
Poisoned hay sickens workers at Kennecott plant site
In Hayden Arizona at least ten men became ill after eating lunch at a Kennecott Copper Corp installation. Doctors traced the cause to tainted Bos lunches as workers toiled on the central Arizona town site shortly after midday Tuesday.
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Hayden
Arigon
Ameler
Arizona
Kennecott Copper Corp
Tecoming Wl
Aktena
Mrs. D. M. Faris Dies Wednesday in Estes Park
Mrs. D M Faris died early Wednesday at the family cabin in Estes Park after moving there for the summer. Born April 25 18nd in Bloomington Indiana she married David M Faris on February 11 1901 in Evans. Survived by husband a son D M Faris Jr and three sisters and a brother. Funeral services set for 2 pm Friday at Seford Funeral Home with interment at Linn Grave.
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M. Paris
Twelfth Avenue
Estes Park
Fariies
Estes
Bloomington
Ind
David M. Faris
Evans
J. Ny Wyth
Greeley
EF. S. Huster
James Kennedy
Broomington
Finley Faris
C. 8. Moore
Seford Funeral Home
Linn
Harriet McCandless Sister Dies in Allerton Iowa
Mrs. Martha Ella Skinner, born April 5, 1870 in Wayne County, died Tuesday after admission to Weld shelter. She moved from Niagara Falls to live with daughter Mrs. Myrtle Bohme, then in Germany, and leaves two children Loren Skinner and Mia Bohmene, a brother Frank McCandless, a sister Harriet McCandless, and one grandchild. Funeral details to be announced by Secord Funeral Home after her son arrives from New York.
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Martha Ella Skinner
Harriet McCandless
Tenth Avenue
Weld County General Hospital
Wayne County
Tows
Skinner
Niagara Falls
N.Y
Myrtle Bohme
Hospital admits and discharges list at Weld County Gen
A long hospital notice records admissions and discharges on Tuesday June 1 at Weld County General Hospital. Names include Karen Marie Herman Glen Anderson Marcus Ruby Susan Ruby Randy Johnson Thomas Clifton Myrna Marlow Mrs Henry Grauberger and many others with addresses in Denver Johnstown Platteville Loveland Greeley and nearby towns.
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Weld County
Vera
Karen Marie Herman
Glen Anderson
Johnstown
Marcus
Susan Ruby
Platteville
Randy Johnson
Denver
Thomas Clifton
Brentwood
Henry Grauberger
Myrna Marlow
Martha F
Skinner
Esther Brehon
Arden C. White
Rusty Ben F
Gleasman
F Eichth Street
Sheety Reiff
Nineteenth Street
Earl H. Epper
Son
Sixth Street
Robert J. Rea
William Meikle
Fort Lupton
Kenneth Hib Ter
Thirteenth Avenue
Edith Grege
Tenth Avenue
John 5. Brown
Wray
Charles A. McKay
Gilctest
Lewis A. Kinder
Livestock and grain markets chaotic across regions
Market reports show cattle, hog, and lamb demand uneven with price shifts in Denver Chicago and Los Angeles. Beef higher in spots while steer and heifer values vary. grain and poultry also reflect modest changes amid mixed receipts and bids.
Wall Street Gains Aim for New 1957 Peak
Wall Street moved toward another 1957 market high in active trading as the day closed. Volume was about 2.8 million shares, slightly below Tuesday’s tally, with the day’s averages compiled by The Associated Press.
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New York
Chicago Grain Prices Rise on Wheat Cotton News
Chicago futures moved higher as wheat and cotton news influenced trade on Wednesday at the Board of Trade. Authorities cited a Benson report about shifting cotton exports to the private trade and noted rain in the belt adding support.
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Chicago
Ex-Law Dean Dies in St. Louis at 55
Warner Fuller, 55, former dean of Washington University School of Law and longtime vice president and defense attorney for Terminal Railroad Association of St. Louis, died Tuesday. He also taught briefly at Duke University and served as an assistant professor in Ireland.
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ST. Louis
Warner Fuller
The
Terminal Railroad
Asth
Washington University
School of Law
Duke University
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James R. Monchief
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