Denver hosts 38 lieutenant governors meeting at Evergreen
Denver APreport describes 38 state lieutenant governors gathering in Denver area. Highlights include noon remarks by Edmunds and Muskie, a black tie banquet, and a Saturday speech by Robert Finch. Weather and safety notes touch a fatal parachute incident near Boulder with witnesses naming Tom Brady and Joe Solheim.
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County officials debate who should handle county accounting duties amid law changes. County clerk Mrs Spomer favors staying on the books, cites aging machines and costs for a new accounting system. Telep and commissioners discuss potential appointment while noting statewide consolidation trends and mixed partisan leadership. County politics remain unsettled as legislators reference future leadership shifts.
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Three Escape From Jail One Is Recaptured
Three Morgan County Jail inmates overpowered a jailer and fled. One, William A. Johns, 21, was recaptured near Fort Morgan housing area after authorities pursued him following the escape. Herrera, 19, of Rush, and Tommy Gallegos, 24, of Brush, remain at large. a 1963 Chevrolet was reported stolen during the escape.
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Rush
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Judy Garland Body Viewing Draws 3000 In New York
New Yorkers gathered in heavy drizzle outside Frank Campbell chapel to view Judy Garland's body. More than 3,000 people queued along East 58th Street and Madison Avenue as pallbearers prepared the silver and pearl accented casket, with Garland's silver slippers and rainbow motif tribute on display.
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Judy Lapland
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Brady
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George Flot Dies Wednesday At Home Here
George Flot aged 85 died at his home 308 11th St Wednesday. Born June 1 1884 in Frank Russia he married Mary Katherine Lesser in 1900 and came to the United States in 1913. Surviving are seven daughters two wives and numerous grandchildren. funeral Monday at St Pauls Congregational Church with burial in Linn Grove Cemetery.
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Whiltier Calif
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Las Vegas
Nev
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Richland
Wash
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Carl Thoutt
Charelle Owens
Millie Felt
Lysiy Repp
Esther Geisick
Irene Weigel
Reinhold Thowtl
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Parachute Mishap Kills CU Student in Colorado
Thomas Willian Uafer Jr. 24 of Andover Massachusetts died at the University of Colorado campus when a parachute he clung to was struck by wind gusts, lifting him into the air. Deputy Coroner William Howe said two companions were holding onto the parachute.
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Andover
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University of Colorado
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German Fish Kill Agent In Colo Use Thiodan Insecticide
In Denver AP report, Colorado State Agriculture official Robert Sullivan says Endosylvan marketed as Thiodan is a generally safe pesticide. He notes low human toxicity but warns Thiodan is highly toxic to fish and should be kept away from water sources and children.
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Europe
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California bill targets cigarette ads across media
A California Senate proposal would ban cigarette advertising across newspapers magazines television radio and billboards with regional editions and local substitutions allowed for network ads. Supporters led by Sen Beilensen say the measure aims to curb youth exposure while opponents warn of industry impact and constitutional issues.
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Sweden
Switzerland
Mary
Prance
Witveney
Reffenson
School Board Panel Debates Site for New Elementary School
The board discussed site selection for a proposed new elementary school and held an executive session on personnel matters. Resignations from Pam Brumley, Bruce Crook, Violeta Anderson, and Jane Brown were accepted, and contracts offered to Hackett, Rasor, Kempema, Osler, Reid, Wagner, and McCann as rental center manager.
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Mobile Home Rezoning Debate Near Greeley
Five residents oppose rezoning citing the area is a nine residential district and fear commercial development. proponent argues park meets an economic need with an estimated two percent vacancy in nearby Illinois mobile home parks. Opponents named Kenneth Hungenberg Earl C. Steele and W. Earl Wolf.
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16Th St
Wall Street Stocks Trim Losses After Selective Buying
Wall Street of New York eased from early sharp losses as selective buying provided some support but the market still posted another down session. The AP report notes ongoing selling pressure and reduced investor appetite affecting major indexes.
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Rockefeller Stores Fired In Argentina Riot Ties to Nixon Aide Visit
In Buenos Aires amid Argentina unrest, Rockefeller family supermarkets suffered arson attacks and closures linked to Nelson Rockefeller's Latin America tour for President Nixon. Stocks fell as markets faced investor disappointment and violence rose with student riots and labor protests.
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Cash Grain Prices and Market Update
Chicago wheat is down to 1.53 per bushel for No 2 soft red, soybeans around 2.67 for nearby and 7.8 for another grade, with mixed white and yellow corn notes. Denver delivery listed with edge candling headlines. New York Stock Exchange closes with modest gains, sectors show small shifts in utilities and transportation.
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Chicago Grain Market Trends and Wheat Decline
Chicago wheat futures fell about 2.4 cents per bushel as liquidation spread through grains and soybeans. Kansas City hedge activity weighed on winter wheat ahead of the new crop, while corn and oats followed lower with July contracts down about a cent or more.
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Stock Market Closing Prices and Farm Market Notes
New York and Chicago reports show closing prices with mixed gains and losses across stocks bonds and commodities. Agricultural futures include hogs cattle and grains with bids and bids and varying gains at Kansas City and Chicago markets.
Local market prices and commodity updates reported
AP market roundup lists wheat soybeans corn and barley as mixed with prices and futures notes. Wheat around 31.07, corn and soybeans showing varied figures. barley futures noted, with several commodities unchanged or gradually moving. Market commentary highlights steady to slower trends and price shifts across grains, meats, and dairy segments as reported by the AP.
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