Franklin Elementary summer program enters second session
Franklin Elementary School launches its second summer session with 329 students in two to eight week sessions. The program blends core courses with electives, field trips, swimming, and science workshops funded by the state, School District Six, and the Franklin PTA.
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Debsie
Frazier Tribune Star
Tatio
Franklin
Thamaa Effiott
The
Nations Science Foundation
Greeley
Greely
Surroanding
Denver
Rouseum and Mint
Cheyenne
Irsin
Ali Rh
Glenhavem Barracks
John
Supreme Court ends thick church and state divider
The Supreme Court limits the wall between church and state allowing some aid to religious institutions while blocking direct payments to teachers. It upholds transportation and library grants to church schools, while leaving unclear the fate of tuition aid and federal library programs. Justices debate entanglement and the reach of the First Amendment in shifting rulings.
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Supreme Court
Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Waseington
Warren EB. Burger
Charet
Ehure
High Court
Tiecourt
West Virginia
Minnesota
Uge
Ranke
Nortral
Burger
Rich
Pennsylvania
Rhode
Realleges
William ©. Douglas
Tiigo L. Black
Thurgood
Shall
William J. Brennen
LaSalle Water Crisis Remains To Be Solved
LaSalle faces ongoing water crisis as residents in a newer development suffer low pressure and outages. Officials consider a third well, watering hours, and a city study by Jack Renfrew while debates flare over permits outside city limits. Pumps and old mains hinder supply, and a major failure last week intensified fears of fire service impact.
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LA Salle
Greeley
Alvin Steinmark
Jack Renfrew
Nelson, Efley, Patterson and
Quirk
Cty
Windsor Board Completes Action on 2 Annexations
Windsor Town Board approved two annexations presented by John Wiegert and Daniel Fenton. Wiegert seeks 8 units per acre on 2 acres. Paton proposes 245 units on 27 acres with a density offset by a second project. Board took no zoning changes, limited to single family on the annexed land.
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Windsor
John Wiegert
Daniel Fenton
Wiegert
Stain
Walnut i
Penien
Paton
Sniper Fires At Fort Lupton Police Officer
Fort Lupton police officer Tom Thayer was shot at by a concealed sniper early Tuesday while he and Officer Jerry Wener checked a building at 2nd and Denver. Sheriff’s deputies and other officers joined the search, with investigators continuing as officers noted the incident may signal a broader threat.
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Fort Lufton
Port Lupton
Tom Thayer
Thayer
Jerry Wener
2Nd
Denver
Fort
Lupton
Jice
Don Nicholas
Enrolment Soars in Summer Aims Classes
Summer enrollment at Aims College reached 730, Dr Ed Bealy announced. The head count rose from 453 in summer 1970, with full time equivalence up to 134 this year from 46 last year. Not all 730 will be claimed for state support due to a contract to educate adult basic education and Wellara Department programs. Only 126 FTA students will be claimed. 10 are out of state residents.
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Aims College
Ed [Bealy
Beaty
Calega
Wellara
FTA
Nedla
CSU honors spring quarter graduates and deans list students
Colorado State University and nearby colleges announce spring quarter dean’s list and graduates. Notable names include Eaton, Arlen Anderson, Edward Croissant, James Musil, Linda Nix, John Sulter, Sharlyn Houtehens, Janet Kammerzell, Molly Jacobsen, Linda Herlik, James Sheats, Darryl Warvey, and others from Greeley, Milliken, Pierce, and surrounding areas.
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Eaton
Colorado State University
Arlen Anderson
Edward Croissant
James Musil
Linda Nix
John Sulter
CSU Wilh
Sanlorado State University
Izhree
James Cochran
Ault
Rodd Richardson
Greeley
College For Forestry
Janet Kammerzell
Milliken
Molly Jacobsen
Carr
Linda Hherlike
James Sheats
i|Greeley
Darryl Warvey
la Salle
Larry Baiamonte
Wayne Matsuda
Pierce
Michael Clack
Dan Clark
Kathleen Miele
Gresley Kemper Miliary School
College
Natural Service
Boonies
Wallace Sherertz Named CEA Full-Time President
Wallace Sherertz, Wheat Ridge High School mathematics fresher, will serve as the first full-time Colorado Education Association president starting July 1. He will leave teaching for a one-year term to work with local education associations and carry out executive duties for the CRA, promoting teacher involvement, curriculum development, and public education awareness. Sherertz is a graduate of Hardin-Simmons University and has studied at American University and the University of Denver Law School, with prior activity in Jefferson County Education Association and the Political Action Committee for Education.
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Wallace Sherertz
Wheat Ridge
Frescher
Colorado Education Association
CRA
Hardin Sim
Rons University
Abilene
Tex
Sherertz
American Powe Is
Washington, D
Universite of Denver Law School
Peer al Colorado College of Engineering
Sheretz
Jefferson County Education Association
The
Political Actions Committee For Education
Navasional Education Association
Two Injured in Weld County Vehicle Accidents Monday
Two people were injured in Weld County traffic incidents on Monday. A 27 year old rider and a 10 year old bicyclist suffered injuries when their vehicles collided near Longmont and Brighton. Police investigated multiple crashes, with one involving a motorcycle and a pickup causing injuries and property damage.
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Weld
William Wolfe
Colisado
Inter
Longmont
Platteville
Longmontias
Michael Sandoval
Courly
Ettacken
Ken Arnold
Deighton Community Hospital
T’ S Mercy Hospital
Denver
Carter
Robert H. Koti
Brighton
Kohn
Floyd Alan Reichert
Eaton
Charneye
Philip Perron
8Th Avenua
23Th Street
Teasedale
Perron
Long Haired Man Harassed By Motorists Near Fort Lupton
Fort Lupton sheriffs deputies report a hitchhiker William K. Bode 28 of Iowa City Iowa was harassed assaulted and robbed of a valuable manuscript early Tuesday morning at 1 25 and Cole He was approached by four men in a Jeep panel truck and in an older blue Mercury one man crossed the highway and used a choke hold cutting some of Bode's hair with a pocketknife The robbers fled with Bode's duffle bag containing clothing and the irreplaceable manuscript.
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Fort Lupton
William K. Bode
Iowa City
Iowa
Cole
Bode
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Dennis Scholl
Fort ‘Lupton
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Ted Funk
University of Wyoming
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DU Dean
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Edward Winograd
Thomas Reichert
Colorsita Springs
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