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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1969
Page
10
Florida visitors spent about 5.6 billion in the state with roughly 263 million of that paid in taxes, according to a state agency. The report notes tourism contributes significantly to Florida's tax base while acknowledging some policy concerns and interjections from critics.
Registration continues for summer golf at the Municipal Golf Course run by Hal Ottaway, with lessons on Tuesdays and Thursdays for three weeks starting June 24. Fees are $4 per student, with separate times for ages 11-17 and 6-10, plus a concluding student tournament and trophies.
A joint security committee in Tokyo says four U.S. facilities will be returned to Japan, including a Kobe port site and three rifle ranges, raising total to 19 of 40 proposed by Washington last December. Separate notes announce weekly band rehearsals at the Recreation Center and a needlework class for seniors, with participants supplying their own instruments and materials.
Central City hosts Opera Day events from 10 am including games and contests by the Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary, with a Mountain States Telephone Company choir performance at 11:30 and a noon dynamite blast to launch soprano Jean Parks for the Star Spangled Banner, ending with the opening night opera in the Opera House.
Colorado Springs based troupe opens the CSC Summer Assembly Series featuring Les Sylphides and Chopiniana with guest artists from the American Ballet Theater. Julian Bond, Drew Pearson, and Dr. Hibbs are noted speakers guiding a varied program at Frasier Theater and Grace Episcopal Church.
Washington Post report on Blount warning Congress that first class postage may rise to 8 10 or 11 cents to finance a July pay raise for 740,000 postal workers. He noted a potential 4 to 5 cent increase if a 2 16.5 percent wage boost is approved, while denying current rate packaging. AFL-CIO warned the plan could drive wage-rate pressure and prompt union lobbying to avoid a veto.
Prince Charles spoke about the modern role of the Prince of Wales in his first television interview. The BBC and ITV aired the program on June 30, the night before his investiture.
The program features Monda Ketcheraid and Marcos Par in a modern dance pairing with Wes Williamson. Linda Sewell stands out as soloist while Gahatt returns after acclaim for Concerto in F. Gershwin and Holst pieces precede Stravinsky Firebird, rooted in Russian fairy tales about a Prince and an enchanted bird.
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