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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1969

Page

5

Foreign students arrive in Greeley for weekend program

A bus carrying 39 AFS foreign students from 24 countries arrives in Greeley for a three night stopover. They will stay in 37 host homes and visit Monfort’s, Greeley Central High, a picnic and a pool party with a talent show.

United States Greeley Monfort’s Greeley Central High School Greeley Country Club Greeley Central High Maria Kassarou Greece Iousta Vigolini Italy Denver New York City Darrell Huitt Ines A. Bertero Argentina Thomas Fry

Minnesota and AEC clash over state nuclear power rules

Minnesota and the Atomic Energy Commission face a showdown over state rights in nuclear power. Minnesota seeks to restrict radioactive waste in the Mississippi from the Monticello plant, while the AEC asserts federal standards pre empt state rules. Gov. LeVander champions stricter local safeguards, with industry players watching closely as Monticello, part of North Central States Power, braces for 300 million in two plants powering 1.3 million homes.

Washington Post Minneapolis Minnesota The Atomic Energy Commission Mississippi Monticello Minneapolis - St. Paul AEC Chet Holifield D-Calif Joint Confessional Atomic Energy Committee Harold LeVander Holifield ALC Ren John Swach R-Minn California Swach Tennessee Valley Authority Westinghouse Electric Corp General Electric North Term States’ Power Co

East Berlin Youth Flees To West Across Spree River

An 18 year old East Berlin boy swam the Spree in a thunderstorm Tuesday night and escaped into West Berlin police reported. Later East German patrols fired flares along the border in rainy conditions, seemingly seeking another refugee attempting the crossing.

Chicago Police Move Shotguns From Front Seats

Chicago Police will stop carrying shotguns in front seats after six were stolen since the change. Supt James B. Conlisk ordered the guns moved to trunk holders. Citizens feared the sight, but officials say safety and theft concerns drove the decision.

Chicago James B. Conlisk Conlish

CSC Briefs Professors Spank Four Colorado State College

Four Colorado State College professors led a workshop on Outdoor Education with Denver Public Schools from June 11 to 24, joined by fifteen Denver specialists. Participants included Dr. Vincent A. Cyphers, Dr. LeRoy Kerns, Dr. Bert Thomas, and Mrs. Germaine Johnson. Cyphers also presented at a Michigan institute on Outdoor Education for the Handicapped in Battle Creek on June 26.

Spank Colorado State College Denver CSC Vincent A. Cyphers LeRoy Kerns Bert Thomas Germaine Johnson Cyphers Michigan Institute On Outdoor Education Center Battle Creek Mich Colorado Michigan State Department of Education Jelden Dave Jelden Industrial Arts Department

Agreement Reached On Corner Property Improvement

City officials reached a deal with attorney and bank president Gilbert over improving the former Sterling Building corner at Ave and 10th St. Gilbert may temporarily cover the rubble with dirt. if future development occurs, rubble will be removed and replaced with proper fill per code. The agreement avoids undue cost to Gilbert until future use is decided.

Robert M. Gilbert 10Th St Sterling Gilbert James Robenstein First National Bank Robenstein Weld County

Flag of Laos Features Three Headed Elephant Emblem

A historical note describes Laos flag symbolism with a white three headed elephant on a red field standing on five steps beneath a white parasol. It states the three heads symbolize the three principalities and the parasol signals monarchy. Five steps denote Buddhism's five commandments. Includes a Want Ad prompt.

Vientiane Laos

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