Sprinkling ban discussed after record Greeley water use
Tribune state writer notes City Manager B H Cruce and water director Shaffer consider banning sprinkling for one 24 hour period weekly if hot dry weather returns. Friday's use reached 27.3 million gallons, 2 million above the previous record, stressing the 23rd Avenue reservoirs and transmission lines serving Windsor Timnath Fort Collins area.
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Frank Colohan
B. H. Grice
Olin. Shaffer
Qard Avera
Cruce
Shaffer
23Rd Avenue
Ely
Dard Avenue
Greeley
Windsor
Timnath
Crestyley
Fort Collins
la Parte
Fort
Country Club
Tr West Grealey Grd
Bruce
Nelson, Haley, Patterson & Quirk
Tenants Rights Bill Backed By Local Group In Greeley
A coalition of low income tenants met to discuss the proposed Tenants Rights Ordinance drawn by Kirk Wickersham of Colorado Rural Legal Services. The bill would cap rent increases at five percent per period or ten percent per year, aiming to balance landlord-tenant relations amid a tight housing market. About 40 attendees at the Varent Child Center elected officers Trinidad, Danian as president and Maria Ganotes as secretary. Call Weld County Opportunity Agency for more information.
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Kirk Wickersham
Colorado Rural Legal Services
Greeley
Eiror
Tha Jandons
Ite
New Bi
Varent Child Center
B St
Wickersham
Trinidad
Danian
Maria Ganotes
Ganotes
Weld’ County Opportunity Agency
Five Colorado district officers indicted by grand jury
Grand jury indicts five district officers over salaries paid without proper authorization from 1969 to 1970. Indicted are David Droegemueller, Fred Nerbst, Reuben Giesick, George Jurgens, Jess Bond, plus Alfred Peters as past member. Accused violated state statutes by accepting fees beyond allowed limits. bond set at $3,500 with court appearance scheduled.
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Sheriff’s of
Latte Valley
Kersey
Thej
Greelay
Sky Marshal chief outlines program to curb hijackings
Lt Gen Gens Jamins Davis Jr. spoke at UNC about the Sky Marshal program aimed at stopping airliner hijackings. He outlined arrests of more than 600 weapon bearers, a 1200-person force, and security measures at airports, including signs warning that hijacking is a federal offense.
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SKY Marshal
Benjamin C. Davis
U.S
Mary Butler
VNC
Joh Volpe
Secretary of Transportation
Nixon
UNC Center
Mildan Annered
University of Northern Colorado
University Center
Davis
Sky
Fastern Airlines
Air Force
West Point
Striar
Cleveland
Ohio
Aims College Plans Computer Program Course Initiation
Aims College moves to initiate a computer program by purchasing an IBM 960 base unit and peripherals. The plan, approved by the college committee, ties to a two-year vocational program funded partly by state funds and college budgets. Installation is to occur gradually, with completion expected in early 1972 and a designated climate controlled site.
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Aims College
Aims
Aims College Committee
Thejchase
Sol Beaty
Geaty
Althings
J. W. Williams
Bealy
Williams
New Fee Schedule Approved by Alms College Alms Committee
The Alms College Alms Committee approved eliminating separate tuition and fee schedules and adopting a single fee for students. The decision was finalized Monday night, streamlining charges across the college.
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Alms College
The
Alms
Aims College budgets approved for 1971 72
The committee approved the operating budget of 2.1 million dollars and a capital budget of 733 900 dollars for Aims College for 1971 72. Total revenue is projected at 2 446 764 with state and federal funds plus a 90 000 starting balance, plus plans for a new vocational building if matching funds are available.
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Aims College
WSS
Frank
Iscal
Bailey
Capital Reserve
Weld County Housing Blocked by Commissioners, Say Critics
Weld County commissioners faced charges of obstructing funding for low cost housing as FHA assistance was rescinded after delays and zoning disputes. Critics including Urban and Neighborhood Development and local groups blamed officials for blocking federal funds and delaying housing for Fort Lupton area residents.
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Jessica Frazier
Tribune
Weld County
Roger Laven
Fort Capton
FHA
Laven
Ares Home Administration
Fort Lupton
County Planning Commission
Colorado
FGA
Ione Road
Ann Heiman
Greeley
Weather outlook for Northeast Colorado through Wednesday
Partly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoons and evenings. Possible severe storms with hail tonight. Cooler on Wednesday. Lows tonight and highs Wednesday around 75. Rain probability about 30 percent tonight and Wednesday.
Stores Open One Hour Earlier For Independence Parade
Greeley retailers voted to open their doors at 6 a.m. on parade day instead of 9 a.m. most stores close during the parade to let staff enjoy the festivities. Merchants aim to aid parade watchers and rodeo visitors with the earlier opening.
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Greeley
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