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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1969
Page
8
U King Steen notes Welton’s service at CSU from 1964 to 1968 and on the Colorado FFA Executive Committee. he and his wife Comyn live in Eaton with three children Lesley David and Valery. The Columbus Ohio address is 3045 St John Court Apt 1. Welton credits farm youth and Ratón people for support as students work hard and ambitious.
Hazel Johnson presented a slide and talk show on Longhorns and Short Grass before the Weld County Veterinary Association. The monthly meeting was held at the American Legion hall, as announced in the Tribune Want Ads.
Dick Welton, Eaton High School vocational agriculture instructor and FFA advisor for six years, resigns to pursue a PhD at Ohio State University. He will take a two-year assistantship in agricultural education in Columbus, with his family moving there early next year. His tenure saw numerous honors for the FFA chapter, including national and state awards, and Welton highlights leading the 1967 Colorado FFA goodwill tour and organizing regional farming groups.
Eddie Fisher and Connie Stevens are divorced as creditors pursue about 10 million dollars in mining oil and ranch assets. Charles A Steen, once a uranium magnate, says his liabilities reduced to 4 million after liquidations. The sale of land to Waldren Motors awaits federal bankruptcy court approval. Local notes reference Reno and San Diego as contexts for the proceedings.
In Portland the divorce of Eddie Fisher and Connie Stevens surfaced details of their two year marriage from Santa Monica and San Juan dates. Stevens wins custody of their child and alimony was waived. a $1000 monthly child support arrangement was noted for their daughter. Their prior marriages and the Rose Festival context appear in the report.
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