City airport should remain under public control says committee chair
Robert Cummings reports that Greeley’s airport must stay city owned and operated to serve growth and avoid private control. He notes multiple operators, good field facilities, and potential for future commercial aviation, urging council to form an airport committee and adopt a growth plan with existing staff.
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State Prison Ringleader Earns GED in Colorado
CANON CITY AP James Sherbondy 38 a ringleader in the 1947 Colorado State Penitentiary break will receive a general education development certificate while in prison He is among 32 inmates who passed the test earning the credential equivalent to a high school diploma Sherbondy who has spent over 20 years in prison including seven in solitary confinement was the last recaptured after the 1947 raid and later made failed escape attempts before turning to self education The ceremony will be led by Dr Bilis Graham and attended by Herbert E Allen and Edward Grow
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James Sherbondy
Colorado State Penitentiary
Sherbondy
Ganon City
Bilis Graham
Star Education Dept
Herbert E. Allen
Edward Grow
State Parole Dept
Backlog Drives Colorado to Add Federal Judges
In Denver AP reports a heavy docket prompts extra judges in Colorado. U S District Judge A Sherman Christenson from Salt Lake City arrives to start a two week session while Judge Fred L Wham from Centralia opens a second session July 14. Colorado’s two district judges Lee Knous and Fred A Arcas will be aided as Donald H Kelley notes delays in civil trials for two years in some cases. Knous and Atraj have presided many days since last July 1, with over 79 days in jury criminal work since January 1.
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Denver
Xtra
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Walter Bowman
U. S
U. S. Atty
Donald H. Kelley
Knous
Atraj
Cowpoke Rides Hoss Through Salt Lake City Chase
A young cowpoke tied his horse to a lamppost outside Salt Lake Police Station and rode down State Street, pursued by motorcycle officers. Lawrence Butterfield, 26, was arrested for public intoxication after the chase and posted a $10 bond. Court records show a prior similar charge last year.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
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State Street
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Butterfield
Senate votes to repeal freight and passenger taxes
The Senate approved repealing the 3 percent freight tax and the 10 percent passenger fare tax by 59 to 25 and 50 to 35 respectively, in votes that challenged administration revenue plans. The action, amid broader tax rate extensions, would cost the treasury about 470 million and 218 million dollars respectively.
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Senate
Federal ‘Treasury
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
William F. Knowland
Sanfornia
Johnson
Wis
George A. Smathers
D-Fia
Smathers
Utilities Commission Continues Hearing on Trucks for 60 Days
In Denver the Colorado Public Utilities Commission extended a hearing for 60 days on Motor Truck Common Carriers, seeking authority to adopt a new rate and classification schedule for intrastate trucks. The association says revisions align Colorado intrastate rates with existing interstate schedules, while the PUC notes some intrastate rates may rise or fall depending on the commodity.
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Denver
Colorado Public Utilities Commission
PUC
Colorado
Missing Scientist Found Working as Horse Groom
Inglewood California AP a brilliant Callieroia Institute of Technology scientist who disappeared is found working as a horse groom. Albert Clark Reed 51, identified via fingerprints in Hollywood says he does not know why he left or his wife died and his son was adopted. He recalls details of the past six years but cannot explain the motive. He expresses affection for horses and his son.
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al Brillant Callieroia Institute of Technology
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Woodby
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Larchmond
Teed
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Calif
Frank Garr
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In The Courts Pallee Court Case Actions
Espinosa of Re. 2 sued for drudge and fines totaling 15.00, Richardson of 1521 Sth Ave faced right of way dispute with 8.50, Mace of 820 28rd St. penalized 8.54 for parking in alley, Scheid of Roggen had careless driving case dismissed.
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Re. 2
Drudge
Joan Louise Richardson
Sth Ave
Omar G. Mace
Court Rules Civil Service Clause Clear Despite Opponents
Supreme Court on Thursday held that a proposed civil service constitutional amendment clearly defines exemptions for jobs. Gov. McNichols sought clarification after an opponents charges that the clause would undermine merit. system coverage for many state employees. The court found no flaw and McNichols expressed satisfaction.
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Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
McNichols
Pigs Take Pledge After Whisky Mash Bust in Stanford
In Stanford Kentucky police seized 200 gallons of whisky mash fed to pigs. Verda Owsjey, 30, was charged with possessing untaxed whisky and operating a still after the raid.
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Stanford, Ky
Verda Owsjey
Rich Lumberman Greets 40 with Huge Birthday Party
In Seattle a wealthy lumberman, Harry McGuane, marked his 40th birthday with an eight hour party. A special eight car train carried guests around Lake Washington, serving vast quantities of liquor, food, and ice cream. Dress was optional and attendees dressed in everything from shorts to formal wear. The train returned at 2 am, and the cost was estimated well over 3,000 dollars.
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Seattle
Harry McGuane
At & P.m
Lake Washington
McGuane
Children Speak In Odd Images From First Graders
In Long Beach California AP reports supervisor Helen G Meyers collected two years of first graders descriptions of everyday things Their candid lines include Cats are for dogs to chase Dogs are made to the people A door is a answer and The world is something to come down to after you've been up in spate The items reveal uninhibited, cliche free views from the young students.
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Long Beach
Calif
Helen G. Meyers
Louisiana Man Admits Holdup of Pueblo Store
Harold Jones reported that Charles O. Brian of Louisiana confessed to an abortive holdup of a Pueblo liquor store. Carl Cascio, the proprietor, was shot in the arm during the exchange of fire. Brian said he was broke and unable to work due to a infected hand and that he has a wife and infant daughter in Denver.
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Harold Jones
Charles O. Brian
Pearavenect
Pueblo
Carl Cascio
Jones
Brian
Denver
Passenger Truck Crash Near Brighton Damages 1957 Chevrolet
Kenneth Stephens of Denver driving a 1957 Chevrolet station wagon was damaged by a passing International tractor driven by Ivan Miller on TS 85 one mile north of Brighton at 12:45 a.m. Thursday. Miller swerved to pass another vehicle, crowding Stephens into a borrow pit where the car scraped a guard post. Patrolman Delphin Petilla reported the incident. A Munich food exhibition accompanies Oktoberfest during the city’s ROOth birthday celebration.
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Kenneth Stephens
Denver
Brighton
Highway Patrol
Stephens
Ivan Miller
15Th St
Miller
Delphin Petilla
Attractive two bedroom frame home with FHA loan option
Real estate blurb lists 350 down for a two bedroom frame home in a good location with knotty pine, garage, drapes, washer, and features like awnings, carpeting, window drapes, refrigerator, and grill tile bath. Also promotes a Highlander at another address with 3 bedrooms, attached garage, immaculate condition, and a beautiful yard.
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