Colorado Delegates Lead Shifts in 1968 Primary
The piece notes McGovern expanding his delegate lead with Humphrey second and Wallace far behind. Muskie has 228 and uncommitted delegates remain. Nixon has secured enough delegates to clinch the Republican nomination at the Miami Beach convention, needing 674 votes and holding 1,024 so far.
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State Lottery Petitions Set For Filing
Denver AP petitions to place a constitutional amendment for a statewide lottery will be filed Wednesday. Secretary Byron A. Anderson said U S Sweepstakes Corp representatives will present the petitions. The filing deadline is July 7 and petitions must contain 50 140 verified voters. The piece ends with an odd unrelated sentence about a nemadila curling into a ball.
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College set on Dean's List with multiple local honorees
The report lists numerous Greeley area students and others earning Dean's List honors and spring term recognition. Names include Sandra Voriilek, Karen Reichardt, and Maureen Larson among many from Mesa College, CSU Derby, and other institutions. Additional graduates include Steven Snyder from Greeley receiving a masters from Stanford and Beverly Pettibone at the University of Wyoming.
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Student run high school grows from teen choice
A group of New York teens and Parents open Elizabeth Cleaners Street School a storefront project with volunteer teachers and student led studies. They publish a book Starting Your Own High School and run courses chosen by students. Lisa Mamis 17 helped organize varying classes from world affairs to fascism to sexuality.
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McGovern Aims at 200 New York Delegates in Primary
Sen. George McGovern seeks at least 200 of New York's 28 Democratic delegates in the upcoming primary, aiming to reach about half of the remaining needed votes for the nomination. With 41 unopposed delegates and various races in urban districts, his campaign stresses momentum after California victory as Humphrey and Muskie lag in delegate counts.
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He Ran Straight Into an Exploding Rocket in Vietnam
Lt Col Burr M Willey of Ayer Massachusetts led front line advisers with the South Vietnam 21st Infantry Division at An Loc. He died in action after urging Vietnamese forces to push forward. Willey’s dog Moose rode with him and survived the battle.
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District Court sentences Cruz for burglary. multiple cases heard
In district court Judge Donald A Carpenter sentenced Ray Cruz to 10 to 20 years for burglary after the 29 year old was found guilty by a May 12 jury. Other defendants faced pleas, continuances, or trials on charges including theft and bad checks, with several cases set for July 17 or July 24 jury trials.
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Farmers' Union Meeting Thursday in Greeley
Weld County Farmers Union will host a Thursday meeting in the United Bank of Greeley Directors Room with Loren Swenson from the state office addressing life and health insurance needs for farmers and the impact on farm operations. Local 213 will sponsor the event. the notice invites the public.
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Aurora Talks Stall Over Pay and Benefits Dispute
Aurora Education Association and the Aurora Board of Education negotiations hit an impasse over salaries fringe benefits and teacher involvement in professional matters. They had been negotiating a new master agreement as the current contract expires June 30.
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Doc Lamb Won't Run for Re-Election in Colorado
State Rep Cecil Lamb, a 20 year Colorado House veteran and Brush veterinarian, told Morgan County Republicans Monday night he will not seek another term. He said twenty years is long enough and will finish his current chairmanship of the Legislative Council through January.
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