Three Traffic Accidents Reported in County With No Injuries
The Highway Patrol logged three noninjury crashes this Wednesday. A 1962 station wagon was struck during a passing maneuver near Greeley, causing about 300 dollars in damage to the wagon and 100 dollars to a pickup. A Denver woman’s car sustained around 250 dollars in damage on US 6 as Horst's car moved lanes, prompting her to leave the road. A La Salle pickup hit a barricade after leaving a dead end, vouching 50 dollars in damage.
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Highway Patrol
Wo Eaton
Miles Norts
Greeley
Arden Arthur Braken
William McGinley
Virginia Marie McMahon
Denver
Peekhant
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Ave
Alexander Horst
Tacoma
Wesh
Horst
McGinkey
la Salle
Bobby Jee Abbe
Young Abel
Harel Payne
Tiny Sika Deer Herd Flourishes on James Island Maryland
AP reports on two small desalaté islands in Chesapeake Bay near Maryland where a herd of Sika deer thrives. Introduced 30 years ago by Clement Weary, the miniature elk adapts to wet bayberry and sea grass, with island events like Hurricane Hazel having little effect. Some deer moved to Assateague Island, now a national seashore herd over 100, with limited hunting to prevent overgrazing. Others reached Dorchester County mainland, becoming legal game in season. Maryland Game and Fish Commission recently trapped some and traded them to Florida for southern wild turkeys.
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Clement Weary
Dames Island
Assateague Island
Dorchester County
Maryland Game and Fish Commission
Florida
Head Start Grants for Weld County Centers
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare awards Head Start funds totaling 63,590 dollars to the Weld County Opportunity Agency. The grant supports 14 county centers, plus a 32,900 dollar reprogrammed amount for the year's second half, enabling continued funding through December 30 and transitioning to a yearlong budget. The program serves preschool children from low income families on a part day basis.
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Department of Hestth, Fuucation and Welfare
Weld County Opportunity Agency
Gene Mack
WCOA
Heavenly Toast Sesame Toast Simple Snack Recipe
Recipe instructions for a buttered gluten bread sesame toast style snack. Includes bread prep details 8 slices 17 cuts 4% cup butter and method to bake on two sheets with lightly browned edges. Notes unsalted butter version and lists various names and addresses from an Associated Press Food Editor feature.
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Sy Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Weld County
General Hospital
Richard Tix
Ave
Hayne Petersen
Antoinette Sosa
Johns
Lucia Florez
Reale
Cellent
Inez Johnson
Scott Schreiber
Frank Lopez
Russell Niles
Arthur Batman
Pierre
Erma Fisher
Evans
Ed Meeker
Roy Carter
Milliken
John Aragon
Leland Schneider
25Th Ave
Katherine Daire
Windsor
Howard Karre
Ross Krager
Richard ‘Simon
21St Ave
Robert Mercer
Claude Meeker
Ath St
Mabel Groves
24Th Ave
Jennifer Myers
Wath Ave
Salvation Army Brigadier Parker Called to Aid Rapid City
Brigadier Alfred C. Parker, commanding officer of the Salvation Army in Greeley, has been called to Rapid City South Dakota to assist in disaster relief. An officer in New York has set up a fund of 500001 to aid Rapid City relief efforts. Parker notes clothing is not needed now, but funds are required for other non donated costs. Community gifts may be sent to Post Office Box 87 in Greeley. Parker has served in the southern United States and the Gulf Coast areas hit by hurricanes.
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Alfred C. Parker
Salvation Army Ly Greeley
Rapid City
Silvation Away
Anon
New York
Ling
Parker
Ward
Salvation Army
Greeley
Texas
Louisiana Gulf Coast
Stork Express Births Reported at Weld County General
Mrs Car Hor ning of La Salle welcomed a son Wednesday June 14 at Weld County General Hospital. Mr and Mrs James Weedaman of Evans also welcomed a son on the same date.
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St Weld County General Hospital
Car) Horning
la Salle, & Son
James ‘Weedaman
Weather forecast and record highs for June
The weather report shows high Wednesday at 8, low this morning at 3, and year-to-date precipitation at 6.4 inches with normal 6.93 through June. It notes the all-time high 60 degrees and low 33 on record, sunrise and sunset times, and a Colorado forecast of partly cloudy with afternoon showers and warmer highs around 80s to 90s in the plains, with cooler mountain readings and a weekend cooling trend.
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TING
Colorado
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Clear
Eldy
New York
Okla City
Omaha
Philad'phea
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Pt'land Mle
Rapid City
Richmond
SL. Louis
Salt Lake
San Fran
Seattle
Spokane
Tampa
Washington
Akron
Ramasa
Canon City
Crook
Deaver
Fleming
Port Collins
la Junta
Mountains
Lamar
Leadvite
Puebla
Associated Press
Salida
Sedgwiex
Lal Hany
vAlbuque
Trinidad
Amarillo
Eles
Anchorage
Asheville
Atlanta
Birmingham
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Valafalo
Charleston
Charlotte
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Detroit
Duluth
Fairharst
Fort Worth
Green Bay
Helena
Istonoluiu
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Baseball Attendance Climbs After Strike Ends
The Associated Press reports major league attendance rose through the first nine weeks of the season, with 1.6 percent more fans in parallel periods than 1971. Despite gains, overall attendance remains hurt by the strike, potentially dropping about 1.2 million for the year.
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Associated Press
Moyers
Tate Prsce
Vitlendance
Marry Sin Inous
Jan
Yawie Ubusha
Camparas Playlig
Ecologists List World Top Environmental Problems
Ecologists from 16 nations gathered for the NAVF symposium and the U.N. Conference on the Environment to discuss the world’s major resource problems. They highlighted threats from pollution, energy, and waste management, aiming to spur action and policy changes globally.
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Wallington
Frost
Storkham
Swede
NAVF
U.N
Thomas L. Kundall
National Wildlife Pederariat
Vpassein
Utey
Namied
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Guide To Books
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Louis XII
France
Brig. Parker
Uspa
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Nevada
Constitulior Triagles
Stork Express
Seclinn
Sari
Yee
Bowness
Conan Pelstony Gorace
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