Judge Carpenter Takes Under Advisement On Dismissal Motion
The Denver area case over the Platte-Blue waters conservancy district moved to trial readiness Friday as Judge Donald A. Carpenter took the dismissal motion under advisement. He gave attorneys until Monday to file supporting materials and will rule before next Tuesday’s proposed hearing. The matter centers on protests by Denver and other cities plus several landowners against formation of the Blue River South Platte district.
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Donald A. Carpenter
Blue River
South Platte Waters Conservancy
Carpenter
Allorweys
Aurora
Englewood
Gulden
Destiny Organization of
Omer Griffin
Denver
Deaver
Colorado
Griff
Ay - Miller
Millge
Bec
NM. O. Shivers Jr
Atillar
Miller
Adams
Arapahoe
Boulder
Pauglas
Weld
Morgan County
Jefferson County
Inspiration Point
David J. Miller
Melvin Dinner
Robert G. Smith
Greeley
Shivers Jr
William D. Johnson
Leslie A. Gilford
Joseph W. Esch
Senate confirms Kline to Federal Power Commission
The Senate confirmed District Judge Arthur Kline of Cheyenne to the Federal Power Commission for a five year term beginning after Claude LeDraner retires. Nominated June 5 by President Eisenhower, Kline appeared for brief questioning before the Commerce Committee and was reported in favor. Wyoming's congressional delegation supported Kline's nomination.
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Washington
Senate
Arthur
Kline
Cheyenne
Eisenhower
Claude le Draner
Senate Commerce Committee
Nomi
Inalian
Wyoming
Kilne
Aged Labor Leader Dies After Long Career
Shady Lewis, 80, longtime Iowa Federation of Labor president and international representative for the United Mine Workers, died after a long illness. He helped organize miners and led labor efforts across Iowa. Funeral arrangements were not immediately announced.
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St, Louis
Pensions up to 108 dollars, welfare head says
Colorado’s old age pension maximum was raised from 98 to 108 by the state board. Welfare director Guy R Juslis said the department hopes to keep the level most of the year. Revenues averaged 20 percent higher than last year, with 4,156,635 in pension funds before June allocations and about 2.5 million remaining for future use. Roy A. Davis, longtime welfare board member and chairman, announced he will resign the chair in July after 17 years as chairman and 18 years on the board.
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Denver
State Estate Board
Colorado
Guy R Juslis
Roy A. Davis
Colorado Springs
Welfare Board
Davis
Gov. Johnson
Public Welfare
United States
Senate group boosts foreign aid to 4.415 billion
Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Friday boosted the foreign aid bill to 4.415 billion, adding 715 million over the House figure. The panel restored discretionary funds for Asian economic development and increased European defense support funds.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
Congress
Senate
Administration
Sen. Bridges
Keowland
Call
Foreign Relations Committee
Youoslavic
Cattle Raisers Report No Federal Subsidy Demand
Denver Washington The president of the American National Livestock Auction Assn said at the first annual convention that no cattleman seeks federal price supports. Leo J. Murphy of Jamestown North Dakota reported optimism in the industry as feeders struggle with high costs. The convention gathers over 380 auction markets as the merger created the merged association.
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Denver
Amerlean National Livestock Auction Assa
Leo J. Murphy
Jamestown
N. D
American Livestock Auction Assa
National Livestock Auction Asso
Eisenhower Improves After Abdominal Surgery Says Medical Bulletin
White House doctors report normal intestinal activity restored a week after Major abdominal surgery. President Eisenhower's nourishment shifts to liquids by mouth and he walks and sits up, with vital signs normal. Hagerty notes no political discussions with staff and says music is piped into his hospital room.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Waller Reed Hospital
White House
James C. Hagerty
atter\-Hagerly
Wade
Isbeling
Sherman Adams
Hagerty
WGMS
Denver
Stewart Alsop
Agerty
Darley resigns to head medical college council
Dr Ward Darley, president of the University of Colorado, announced his resignation to become director of the Executive Council of the Association of American Medical Colleges in Evanston. He will leave once practical, aiming to reduce university duties quickly. He has served 23 years at CU and led the medical center in Denver before becoming president in 1959.
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Demeh
Ward Darley
University of Colorado
Assn. of American Medical Colleges
Evanston
University Board of Regents
Darley
University
Denver
Robert L. Stearns
Doelicher Fondation
Ie Repeats
Cavles
Assa. of-American Medical Cothezes
Association
Develon
Tie
Ans
Budge
Rep
Boulder
Catacado General Hospital
Colorado
Sheriff Enlow To Appear for Tax Trial on Monday
Sheriff Carl E. Enlow of Jefferson County is ordered to appear for a federal tax trial Monday. He faces evading taxes on 1919 income of 1246 dollars and 1930 income of 59 dollars. Judge Jean Breitenstein set 9 30 a.m. start and ordered disclosure of evidence. U S Attorney Donald E. Kelsey to lead prosecution. Enlow, 48, pleaded innocent and is free on 2500 dollar bond.
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Denver
Jefferson Country
Carl EB. Endo
Jean S. Breitenstein
U. 5
Donald E. Kelsey
Enlaw
Colorado Federal Grand Jury
Coffee Prices Raised 3 Cents By Major Roasters
New York wholesale price rise of three cents was announced by General Foods Corp and other large roasters. The 2 pound vacuum packed coffee cost increase stems from higher costs for high quality green coffee used in vacuum packed brands.
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New York
General Foods Corp
ASC Committeemen Meet Here To Study Soil Bank Plan
Weld Latimer and Adams county ASC committeemen met to review the soil bank program in Wheat Belt area. The ASC office will handle payment procedures and enforcing rules as deadlines approach. Farmers must designate acres and destroy wheat by June to receive payments. yield estimates begin to set 199 and 1957 soil bank payments and marketing quotas. The sessions were held in the Weld County ASC office in Greeley with three speakers noted.
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ASC
Weld
Latimer
Adams
Agcictdlgral Stabilizaton, and Conservation
Weld County
Greeley
Three Auto Crashes Raise Colorado Death Toll to 151
The Associated Press reports three deaths from separate auto accidents in Colorado, boosting the 1986 highway toll to 151 as of Thursday. Victims include Norman Fenn of Nunn who died at St Luke's Hospital after a collision near Pierce, with other fatalities in Denver and Colorado Springs.
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Nunn Man
Associated Press
Colorado
Robert W. Belyeal
Colorado Springs
Ife
U. S. Isit
el Paso
Tra Stukey
Golden
W. 6Th Avenue
McIntyre Street
Denver
Jefferson County
Norman Fenn
Nuno
St. Luke's Hospital
Anothree Auto
Pierce
Weld County
Alay
Jerry Ball
Norman Foon
Jim Denver
Adamson Mortuary
Greeley
Fann
Retman
Iowa
Nunn
Alea
Agnes Fenn
Denver Hospital
Friday Cootie Day at State VFW Convention
At the 1st annual state convention of the Veterans of Foreign Wars the Cootie Day featured a ritualistic contest among six posts at Moose hall. The Cooke memorial service opened Friday morning, followed by grand scratch with Cootie officer elections. A Cootie parade capped Friday night downtown.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
VFW
Moose Hall
Cooke
Coptinsea
Worst Blow in Years Hits Greeley Dist
A severe wind storm swept through Greeley and surrounding areas Thursday night with gusts over 80 miles an hour. The storm uprooted trees, damaged buildings, disrupted power and telephone service, and damaged a dairy with a cow killed in the wreck. The Cloverleaf track program and the Greeley drive-in theater were affected as winds felled limbs and scattered debris. Anemometer at the municipal airport failed under the wind, halting readings at 80 mph.
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Greeley
Goldsmith Dairy
Loveland
Briggsdale
Nunn Ant Grover
Anamomater
Enoch Kirkpatrick
Ed Becgles
Staresne Severs Hondred Phon Harelé
D. Stephens
Mountain States Y Telephone and Telegraph Company
Graver
Five-Day Weather Forecast for Colorado and Adjacent States
A fragmented forecast lists temperatures and conditions for Colorado Wyoming New Mexico Boulder Longmont and Southwestern Colorado. It notes partly cloudy days with scattered showers and thunderstorms, warmer easterlies, cooler western borders, and highs mainly in the 80s to mid 90s with lows in the 40s to 60s, and a pattern of above seasonal temperatures with a cooler Saturday and a warming trend midweek.
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Colorado
Portiow
Bordor
Wyoming
Divide
New Mexico
Boulder
Longmont
Durango
Eastern Plains
Water Report Poudte River Project Update
In the report the Poudte River shows 1614 units under the 4. Biz Thompson project with 98 dollars attributed. Lille Thompson lists 2 provisions for the river and 29 related to St. Vrain. Boulder Creek shows 410 units for a project with 0, and 13 for pear fect with 44.
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Poudte
Biz Thompson
Lille Thompson
St. Vrain
Boulder Creek
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