Best Testifies Gov Thornton Authorized Whipping Convicts
Denver reports jurors heard Hey Best, warden of the Colorado penitentiary, testify Gov Dan Thornton authorized the whipping of prisoners after a July 16 escape attempt that left two guards shot. The court denied defense motions for acquittal as Best detailed the governor’s phone authorization and prison procedures while the defense challenged the authority and questioned the punishments as described by prison physician Dr Kor Wy. The case involves charges of civil rights violations against Best and eight others.
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Frank Pitman
Denver
Hey Best
Colorado Penitentiary
U. S
Nix
Prerment
Thornton
Rave
Denvos
Gymnan
Thet
Best
Ima
Dickerson
Proseqular
Bob Braniks
Dinkerson
Dicketana
Hich
Als Diseraltan
Ther Swarden
Molntaum
Bost
Warteo
Tio Eaid
Pestan
Cymnas
Cleverson
Hailstorm damages crops from Ault to Pierce
A severe hail event Wednesday hit about 11 thousand acres of crop land spanning Ault Stage Pieroa and Eaton. Sugar beets suffered the heaviest losses west of the Union Pacific tracks with 447 acres heavily damaged and total crop damage reaching around 10 acres. reports include rainfall totals from Pierce Stage and Eaton and widespread but varying impact on wheat and barley across the Olive Branch district.
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Ault
Stage
Pieroa
Great Western Sugar Company
Eaton
Union Parit
Ther Aton
Boauk As
Graver
Windsor
Pierce
Tneb
Greeley
Publie Service Company
Brigesdale
Grover
Nunn
Hall
Olive Branch
Nuon
Driggadsle
Second New Oil Test At Buckingham Area
Falcon Seaboard to drill Olin Castor No 1 in the Buckingham area eight miles north of Shell discovery. Location SWS 23-85% nearest to Huldah Hanson No 1, with U.S. government land nearby. Rig to move from USA well in section 4 to section 28 after completion. Tuley Carter and others report depths near 3300 feet. Oil shows and gas in the region draw activity to the Buckham area amid wildcat drilling by J McHuber Inc and others near the Muddy formation.
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Patron Seaboard Company
Baby
Buckingham
Olin Castor
Falcon Sestoard
Shell Oi Company
Huldah Hanson
Shell of Company
Falcon Seaboard
U. S
Shell
USA
Tuley & Carter
Stoneham
Cornish
Greeley
Breaeham
J. McHuber, Inc
Dakota Gand
Aich Fort
Weld County Lne
Webracka Sale
Wolk Rouinty
Smit Teas Development Co
Mortenson
Grahist
Radman
Bonham No
Warren
Ginther
Stengnamba High
Two Hospitalized After Collision Near Johnstown
Two people were hospitalized after a three-car collision two miles north of Johnstown at about 6 p.m. Wednesday. Drivers Doloter Swenson 18 of Johnstown and Janice Marie Winehel 15 of Johnstown reported not seeing the other car until impact. Swenson’s 1951 Ford overturned. passenger Clement Gonzales 19 suffered severe head lacerations and a fractured arm. Evelyn Winchel 59, Janice’s mother, was treated for a badly lacerated hand and bruises. Both were taken to nearby hospitals with non fatal injuries.
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Leanage
Gille
Johnstone
Roy Calhoun
State Patrol
Doloter Swenson
Johnstown
Janice Marie Winehel
Swenson
Mra
Evelyn Winchel
Jantee
Osteopathic Medrial Hospital
Greeley
Clement Gonzales
Greeley School Board approves budget with teachers salaries lead
The Greeley school board on Wednesday night approved a budget totaling 1,011,870 with a major 563,500 set for teachers salaries an increase over last year. The finance act aided the raise and the budget includes retirement and secretarial staff provisions. The 1952 63 plan projects state aid and county revenue with a bond levy and reserves for contingencies. Estimated expenditures total 916 350 with reserves and income projections guiding the district balance.
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He Greeley School Board
Tadger
Legiss Isture
Une Leathers
BSBA
Federal Reserve
Denver
Ellis E Brady Dies Wednesday
Ellis E Brady prominent in Grreley speedway racing dies early Wednesday morning at Weld County Public Hospital. He was 79 and a former barber co owner of Mickish Brady Barber Shop. Survived by wife Teresa West Brady daughter Mrs I Briggs two sisters and a brother and other relatives. Funeral services Friday at Secord Funeral Home with burial at Linn Grove.
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Blip Bawerd Brady
Grreley
Weld County
Fir
Brady
Sixteenth
Avene
Teresra West
Haisler
Neblle
Greeley i Wee
Califormin
M Hearth
Mickish Brady
Hardy
Englewand
Scottsblatt
Christian Church
The
Elks
Ror I. Briggs
Greeley
Geneva Drady
Morgan
Slater
Mra
Lulu Kimber
Wray
Secord
Slow Wiewer
Ive Brookman
Wx County
Ella A., Mead
Mya
Clyde Cummings
Ned Cross
Witwer
Noo Pating
Nyal Adams
Mason Wiles
Mira
Sylvmeter Toussaint
Second View
Virgil Meadllen
Ray
Jmond Jackson
Third View
Haul King
Graydon Adrian
Mead
Clark Page
Read
John Read
Mane Rest
Means
Cumminngs
Red Cross
Lodwick
Arum
Paul Lodwick
Jlowaed Boullié
Leater Arbuthnot
Donald Carpenter
Yarlows
Richard Blake
McNiffen
Red Crom
Myre
John Hanecock
Arbuthnot
Frank Bergir
W. Neilson
Esther Lotz
Jaeph Donaldson
E. B. Mote
A. B. Ritchin
Toyd Merrill
Hobby Group
Raymond Attler
John Welling
Ralph Smith
A. Buehle
John Weaver
Isa
Dave Hill
Mabel Mead Marsh
Ate
Waliiam Southard
Lowell Flack
M's. King
Merrill
Prasevit
Fitzsimons Hosepital
Denver
Adams
Donaldson
Whoc
Lune
Aly Pitzer
Pete Widows
Borchardt
Hill
Missouri
Lowny Kinney
National Fund
Don Kinney
Kinney
Jead
Cleo Alcot
Mtatt
Servier
Hessid
Dems Gather for Denver Double Session in 1982 Rally Year
Colorado Democrats move into Denver for three days of meetings to set the tone for 1982 campaign. Notables include four presidential hopefuls Kefauver Kerr Mallon and Averell Harriman. Delegates to the national convention will be chosen as sessions unfold at Denver Coliseum and Mines Field.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Colorado
Sens
Lates Kefauver
Richard Ryepel
Robert Kerr
Ad Mutual Securiy
Averell Harelman
Democratic Club
Joseph F. Little Gald
Senatore
Kerr
Russell
Assembly
Harriman
Sen
Ketanver
Tittle
John 4. Carroll
Mike Pompoulo
Coutain
House Would Put Curbs on Most Consumer Goods
Washington June 25 The House reversed a prior decision to end wage and price controls by July 31 and voted 244 to 450 to strike the Barden amendment ending controls on nonrationed items after June 30. The measure would largely end price ceilings on consumer goods not subject to allocations.
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Washington
House
Barden
DNC
Dell
Han
Ren. Tain
Ehwan
Stolen Blue Security Stnlan ACYR4G Pontiac Report
Evans resident C H Hoff reported a blue security sticker or plate stolen Wednesday from a Pontiac parked at Gateway Ink on Seventh Avenue and Tenth Street. Police were notified shortly after the incident.
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Bateway Inkah
Seventh Avenue
Tenth Street
Anner
C.H. Hoff
Evans
P. My
Mosley Named Temporary Chairman of State Democratic Assembly
James H. Mosiny of Craig will serve as temporary chairman of the Bi grate state assembly at Golden on Friday. A late Democratic chairman Joseph Bi is Little announced. Fen terday, GALUo. ilmsodt will act in the same capacity for the state Democratic convention Saturday. Mosley, a World War II veteran, is a Democratic candidate for attorney general in northwest Colorado.
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Beaver
James H. Mosiny
Craig
Biograte State Assembly
Golden Friday
Joseph Bi
Fenterday
Galuo
Ilmsodt
Mosley
Northwest
Colorado
Nine Teachers Hired by Local School District
The local school district hired nine new teachers for the 1982-53 term. Three assignments go to Meeker Junior High with the rest to elementary schools. Meeker staff include Reynard A. Herilaisen titled with a master’s from USCB, plus Barbara Obermeyer and Orville Obermeyer in part-time roles. Elementary appointees include Helen Archer, Davis Davidson, Helen Lucille Mell, Huth Sullivan, Karlfred G. Jones, Bradley G. Bradbury, and Kelter Woown as Jake Bradhiy, with various prior teaching stints and degrees listed.
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Me Greeley
Snstructiva
Meeker
Reynard A. Herilaisen
USCB
Csom Air Force School
Dln
Barbara Obermeyer
Aga
Uniersity of
Iowa
Caneriiece
Minnesota
Lowe
Orville Obermeyer
Barbara
Neaker
Obermeyer
CSCD
Wartling Cal Jere
Manley
Ley
Lo Yrars
Helen Archer
Raven
Gakley
Dodge City
Ottawa
Young
Kansas State Teachers College
Hanawiia
Davis Davidson
Denver
Crawford
Ordway
Denver University
Helen Lucille Mell
Rudd, Belwenl
Buffalo Center
CSCE
Argual
Huth J. Sullivan
Manitou Springs
Southwestern College
What Held
G. Jones
Spokene
Wash
Turson
Ariz
Eastern Washington College of Education
Bradley G. Bradbury
CHC
Bradbury
Navy
Cameron
Arlington
Kelter
Horsemen Open Go West Season at Sterling Theater
Go West season opener at Sterling Theater draws about 500 spectators along Ninth Avenue. Riders from Greeley Saddle Club and Grenlay committee attend, with five boys riding in and presenting free tickets. Western music, dancing, and prize contests highlight a festive parade and community celebration.
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Cranford
Seventh Streets
Twelfth
Thirteenth Avenues
Go West
Sterling Theatre
W. Schafluetzel
Sterling Theater
Schafluetzel
Schailvetzel
Teddy Somerville
Clair Somerville
Eleventh Street
Kirk Johnston
Talph E. Johnston
Crawford
Schaflvetzel
Jackie Capp
J. Hy Gapp
Thirteenth Avenue
Raybert Sow
Roy Bowl
Seventh Street
Donald Shupe
Ann
Everett Shupe
Tevellin Avenue
Gresley Sadgle
Conmittes Mambera
Youth Center Square
Roteo
Pholu
Wayne Williams
Horsemen
Lee
Ninth Avenue
Greeley
Mewibern
Greeley Saddle Club
Grenlay
Estes Hiattfon Rommilire
Boresback
Jol Schaflietael
Conemile Eds
Teddy Somervilla
Jeckie Capp
Raybert Lowl II
Donald Shine
Ray Torch
BL Tandy
C. D. Whisen
Harry Schmidt
Frank Mendeigh
Lou Alien
Rent Control End in Noncritical Areas Approved by House
The House approved ending rent control in noncritical areas while maintaining controls in critical defense zones and cities upon request. The final action came after a roll call on the administration’s reduced controls bill extender, with continuation only where governing bodies requested safeguards through March 1, 190%.
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Wathington
House Group Cuts Defense AEC and Aid
Washington measures cull new funds for armed forces foreign al and atomic energy programs. Appropriations panel led by Rep. Gannon cuts total to 4.4 billion, reducing defense and foreign aid requests while targeting energy and related agencies for substantial reductions. Senate action pending.
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House Group
William F. Arbogast
Washington
Fousn
Atomic Energy
Groun
Senate
Gannon
Truten
Bes Ce
Reds Driven from Hilltop by Stan Garter
Reds driven from hilltop as Chinese and North Korean troops retreat from western hill. Western Allied air support reports two aiming vehicles seen. Red forces abandon northwest Youehon. Allied briefing notes no casualty estimates and describe possible tanks or self-propelled guns.
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Stan Garter
Korver
Gine 2
Toi Hatele
Romyie
Eighth Army
WHRA
Salt
Red
Youehon
Allied
Cierk
Unclear OCR Fragment Describes Military Actions Aimed at Korea
Fragmentary report mentions fighter units engaging in airstrikes over Central Korea and targets including airstrips and supply facilities in the eastern region. It notes bombers and anti aircraft measures and a shelled ammunition dump. details are incomplete.
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Korea
Rares
Air Force
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