Aims College votes unanimous on 2.8 million budget plan
The Aims College Committee approved a 2.8 million operating budget and 741,498 capital reserve by unanimous vote. The plan presumes 1,300 full-time students, a new faculty salary schedule, and no Larimer County programs due to Senate Bill 148. The budget funds education programs for disadvantaged students and includes Title Three revenue and capital outlay for equipment and building improvements.
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Aims College Committee
Ed Beaty
Aims
Larimer County
Larimer
Loveland
Fort Collins
Estes Park
Bealy
Municipal officials seek Weld Larimer COG alternatives
Larimer and Weld County representatives gathered in Loveland to discuss alternatives to the Regional COG. Two plans surfaced, one backed by Fort Collins and Greeley proposing an 18 member executive board, and Loveland backing a two tier model with a COG Council and a 14 member executive board drawn from both counties.
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Weld-Larimer Cog Alternatives
Larimer
Weld
Loveland
Weld Commissioners
Weld County
Fort Collins
Greeley
Tony
Fort Calling
Leveland
Estes Park
Berthoud
Karl Lupton
Windsor
Residency tuition ruling costs UNC sixty thousand in refunds
The U S Supreme Court refused to hear Colorado's appeal on residency for tuition, upholding a 1972 decision that allows students to change residency after 12 months domicile if proven. The ruling may affect about 1 percent of UNC students and could cost the state up to 350000 statewide.
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UNC
Rick Hays Teihpae Bitera
U.S. Supreme Court
Colorado
High Court
University of Northern Colorado
Don Paul Benjamin
Frank Abbott
Colorado Commission On Higher Education
Abbott
Bradford C. Cavell
University of Colorado
Colorado Supreme Court
Inside the Tribune 2-Hour Pages and 2-Section Layout
A brief note outlines the Tribune’s two hour span and two section format. It details page structure and editorial flow. The piece highlights presentation choices and reading rhythm for readers.
Weld County Grand Jury Reports First Session
The Weld County grand jury met for its initial secret session in District Court with Judge Donald C. Carpenter presiding. Special prosecutor Peter D. Willis, a former deputy district attorney, led the proceedings as the jury was impaneled to examine jail conditions, sheriff's department operations, and possible burglary and drug-ring activity in the county.
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Weld County
Grand Jury
Sheriff's Department
Algo
Donald C. Carpenter
Peter D. Willis
Deaver
Bush elected president of Aims College board
George Bush of Keenesburg was elected president of the Aims College Committee, serving a two year term. He succeeds Wayne Foster of Nunn, who led the panel for three years, and will work with officers Margaret Houtehens and Lynn Piteher as secretary and treasurer respectively. The group thanked Foster for his service and discussed campus priorities including growth in four year offerings and career education.
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George Bush
Keenesburg
Aims
Bush
Wayne Foster
Nunn
Margaret Houtehens
Greeley
Lynn Piteher
Halon
Fogler
Foster
Ed Beaty
Arms
Vic Nottingham
Agen
Chris Sheals
John Turner
Larry Gorgen
Artion the
Canwillor
Ary Mears
Mears
Probation officers dub sheriff dept slow and uncooperative
Probation officials describe delays and poor communication at the Weld County jail and sheriff's office. They cite difficulty booking and releasing inmates, absent staff, misnamed identities, and a lack of training and cleanliness in juvenile quarters. One teletype operator sole for duty hurts law enforcement messaging.
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KYOU
Weld County
Frank Colohan
Richard Martinez
Mildred Wiggins
District Court Probation Department
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Dale Spry
Pat Zimmerman
Spry
Walt
Mary Nichols
Court House
Dleele
Jerry Womack
Sheriff's Office
Girecley
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