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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1969
Page
3
At a Weld County Roosevelt Memorial Dinner in Greeley, state leaders urged forward thinking to meet modern challenges. Franklin Roosevelt references framed by Kenneth Monfort and Hogan, urging unity and fresh solutions for equality, youth, and economic fears amid political tension.
Fort Morgan man Steven Roediger, 23, was severely injured when his pickup left Interstate 80S, rolled 62 feet, and struck an embankment. He sustained possible fractures and lacerations and was taken to Fort Morgan Community Hospital. Damage estimated at 2200 dollars.
County officials discuss a plan for eight county landfills in addition to one for Greeley. The County Attorney and commissioners outline responsibilities for starting the dump system, with the Health Department approving sites and enforcing state laws. Trash haulers are invited to bid, aiming to keep fees reasonable as trash increases.
Col ored Lt. Gov. Mark Mog an declined to confirm a gubernatorial bid. Hogan, a Democrat, dodged a direct answer when asked if he would run, emphasizing his focus on state government. He spoke to Weld County Democrats at the Franklin D. Roosevelt dinner.
Dura executives led by George Nyan and Richard Lohmann announced guided tours of the new Dura plant here with Intercontinental Systems executives Brogly and McVicker to showcase engineering, processing, and training areas. Tours run 8 am to 5 pm Tuesday and Wednesday for four groups, highlighting design, development, and distribution operations.
The debate discusses funding for efficiency studies in schools, with Marich arguing for analysis of what is needed and what is not. Cowen estimates the study could cost above 80,000. Vice President Singer signals potential investigations and actions pending state arrangements in the district.
In the district, Newman takes over as assistant principal at John Evans, replacing Jim Pahlau who is on a year's educational leave. Eckhardt, Mays, Hays, Trumbull, Christian, Conrad Zom, and Newman are named with backgrounds and family details, noting moves within Greeley schools and prior positions.
Market notes show Chicago grain prices with No 2 hard red and yellow corn values, oats and soybeans listed with bids and trading activity. Demand appears uneven with prices influenced by broader commodity shifts and regional conditions.
Five people died in Colorado crashes over two days. Marguerite Shellon, 44, from Hasty, and Memantisald James &. stiffler of La Junta died after a car pulled into a semi at an intersection in Bent County. Kenneth Larry Miller, 31, of Swink, drove the truck involved but was not injured. Erven Larson, 52, of Glenwood Springs, Michael Rittenhouse, 13, of Sterling, and Lonney Johnson, 81, of Denver, also died in separate incidents.
Eight Arab infiltrators and four Israeli soldiers were killed in ongoing clashes in the Jordan Valley with reporting indicating active engagements and mounting casualties amid the renewed flare.
Chicago grain report shows wheat futures down about one cent per bushel as weather developments including cooler temperatures and precipitation influence trading. July oats and rye rose modestly with soybeans stronger, while futures activity remained mixed through the session.
The report shows a broad market decline with cattle and calves trading lower while the New York Stock Exchange sees a sharp drop in share prices. The Dow Jones average tumbles as declines outpace advances, with trading volume around 129 million shares. Financials, energy, and industrials all show weaker closes amid persistent selling pressure.
June 7 1968 local market summary shows US beans corrected. prices declined broadly on Illinois exchanges. The American Stock Exchange index fell 49 points. Barley at 29.10 and corn activity subdued with volume slipping to 1.24 billion shares. Prices for meat and wholesale goods were mostly unchanged with mixed gains and losses across grades.
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