Electricians in Denver Area Get $4.30 Per Hour
In the Denver-Boulder-Fort Collins region about 1000 electricians receive a new one-year contract effective last Monday raising pay to 4.30 per hour. Denver workers gain 10 cents, Boulder 15 cents, and Fort Collins 2 rents. General foremen gain 20 percent and foremen 100 percent. The Joint Council on Jurisdiction at Disputes brokered the agreement after Local 68 and the Rocky Mountain Chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association could not reach a settlement.
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Boulder
Ue Joint Council On
Electrical Workers Local 68
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National Electrical Contractors Association
Heloise column encourages reading product directions
In this Heloise note, readers are urged to read instructions on bottles and policies, as manufacturers update formulas and directions. A reader asks about sticky leather chairs and removing residue from masking tape. Heloise suggests lacquer thinner or solvent plus scrubbing to remove adhesive, with rubber gloves advised.
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Tuady
Joe
Blow
Heloise
Ward Seeks International Director Post for Toastmasters
Leslie V. Ward of 1801 13th St. was named Zone A candidate for Toastmasters International director at a Wichita Broadview Hotel meeting. He competes with a Zone B candidate for a two year regional seat, with Zone B voting in two weeks for August election in St Paul Minnesota. Ward is the sole Weld County member at the convention and attended by Lt Governor Harald Chase who spoke at the banquet.
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13Th St
Teastmasters International
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Wichita
Kan
Ward
Alloastmasters
Colorado
Missouri
Nebraska
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Kansas
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
St. Paul, Minn
Ile Evening Toastmasters
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Fryingpan Ark. water project hopeful in House vote
Albert W. Tomsic, Democratic candidate for Colorado's Third District, predicts final approval of the Fryingpan-Arkansas water diversion project by the U. S. House. A 17 million bill faces debate on Tuesday with Kennedy and Udall endorsing the project as a major factor in its expected passage.
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Colorado
House of Representatives
Momlay
U. S. House of Representatives
Washington
House
Albert W.tomsic
Walsenburg
Tomsic
Congress
Tomsiv
Kennedy
Stewart
Udall
Three Generations Share Same Birthday In Coleman Family
In Leaks ville North Carolina three generations of the Coleman family were all born on February 13. E A Coleman was born in 1838, his son J W Coleman in 1927, and J W Coleman’s son Jim Lee in 1955.
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Leaksvilile
N.C
Apy
Dr Robert L Nash Named Education Chief at Towson STC
Dr Robert Lewis Nash holds an Ed D from Colorado State College and is named chairman of the education department at State Teachers College Towson Maine, resigning from University Junior High DeKalb Illinois to assume the post. He will also direct higher education at STU which enrolls about 1900. Mrs Nash, an English and math teacher at DeKalb High, holds an ALA from CSC.
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Robert Lewis Nash
Colorado State College
Education Department
State Teachers College
Towson
Maine
Nash
University Junior High School
DeKalb
Ill
Heaelier
STU
de Kalb High School
CSC
Business Corner To Attend Convention
Vicki Henderson of 2601 10th St will join about 300 salesmen and dealers from the United States and Canada at the Niagara Therapy Manufacturing Corporation convention to be held in San Juan Puerto Rico next week.
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Vicki Henderson
2601
10Th St
United States
Canada
Niagara ‘Therapy Manufacturing] Corporation
San Use
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Kersey Farm Bureau to Meet Thursday
The Kersey Community Farm Bureau will meet Thursday evening in the Kersey Town Hall. Gordon Potter of Ellis and Capp Equipment Co will show a film titled Getting Old Bed Ready promoting safe tractor operation.
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Kersey Community Farm Bureau
Kersey
Gordon Potter
Ellis & Capp Equipment Co
No Talk No Argue Navajo Law Limits Social Contact
Window Rock Arizona AP reports Navajo people face tribal law restricting communication with old family lines. Some comply avoiding contact while others resist, stirring debate over autonomy and tradition within the community.
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Window Rock
Ariz
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