Aims College Approves Budget for the 2.9 Million Plan
Aims College trustees approve a 2,944,363 general fund budget and 1,051,815 capital reserve budget set to start July 1. The plan relies on a two mill operating levy and two mill capital levy, funded by assessed property values across Weld and neighboring counties. The budget projections include enrollment growth, federal funds, and state shifts away from independent junior college building programs.
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Jim Craig
Aims College Committee
Hik
Ed Beaty
Aims
Capital Reserve
Weld County
Logan
Morgan
Adams
Larimer
Th. Bealy
Weld Democrats Convene July 8 County Assembly in Weld
Weld County Democrats convene July 8 at 9 am in West High auditorium Greeley to designate Democratic candidates for Weld County offices and state assemblies. Delegates will choose candidates for U S Senate and University of Colorado Regents with nominations also for county commissions.
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West High
Sidhpal
Greeley
Gordon Ibbotson
Colorado State Assembly
Larimer
Morgan
Corrigan
Exhibition Hall
Denver
West County
Weld County
Mead ‘S
Erie
Boulder County
Hudson
Roggen and
Masters
Adams
Morgan Counties
Corrigan Hall
Wayne Aspinall
Alan Merson
Doug Phelps
Democratic —_State Assembly
Corrigan Exhibition Hall
State Assembly
U. S. Senate
Board of Regents
University of Colorado
Senate
Gordon Allott
Thbotson
iWloyd Oliver
Ibbotson
Accountability Report Lists Problems in Dist 6
The Board of Education presents the top 20 priority problems in School District Six from the Accountability Committee after input from parents pupils teachers principals and administrators. The report notes strengths and calls for actions beginning in fall with ongoing district and community cooperation and emphasizes listening to concerned groups while planning solutions for the coming year.
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Board of Education
Ste Karerally
Pee
Agar
Ani Otdacatta
USA Nion
Haa
Thejauts
Soluips
Nhot
Chamber Committee Finds District Six Education Needs Refinement
Greeley Area Chamber of Commerce Public Education Subcommittee final report on District Six Education and Administration notes strong local assets including a community college and a university training educators. The panel, chaired by George Swans, says refinements are needed to maintain peak educational quality and cites interviews with superintendent, administrators, principals, and teachers conducted since May 1971.
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Wreeley Area
Greeley Area
Board approves three year contract for Dr Ripple
District Six Board of Education grants Dr Kenneth Ripple a new three year contract with a $1,000 annual salary increase totaling 27 625.30 effective July. Directors praise Ripple for overcoming initial misgivings and emphasize his capability as superintendent while noting district difficulties and the need for team effort to address education problems.
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Dr. Ripple
Jim Craig
Board of Education
District Six
Kenneth Ripple
Lott Retker
Hill Ankeney
Kagehara
Tia ‘i
Don F. Regis
Board of Bennett
Administra
Ripplehive
Unc
Planning Commission
Dally
Ripple Isi
Allott seeks renomination for fourth Senate term
Colorado senator Gordon Allott announced at a Denver press conference his bid for re election to a fourth Senate term. He cited concerns over economy inflation welfare costs and taxes and pledged policies of restraint with strength. Allott highlighted his roles on the Interior and Appropriations committees and noted his long service dating to 1954. He recalled his Pueblo roots and education at the University of Colorado before practicing law in Lamar and serving in public office including county attorney and district attorney.
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Colorado
Colorado Republican Party
United States Senate
Allott
Denver
Senate
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Colorado 2
Iith
Anole
Interior Committee
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Allolé
Republican Policy Committee
Pueblo
Alal
University of Colorado
Puchto
Lamar
Prowers County
State Board of Law Examiners
Army Air Corps
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Weldam. Hall
Roger
Gordon Je
Northeast Colorado Weather Outlook This Week
Partly cloudy afternoons and evenings with fair conditions otherwise. warm through Friday with highs around 85 to 90 degrees and nightly lows 55 to 60. Variable winds up to 14 mph. Precipitation chances 10 percent tonight and 5 percent Friday.
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Mayor vows to save housing project in Greeley
Mayor Richard Perchlik protests HUD announced delay on the 40 low cost housing units for Greeley saying the plan and zoning work should not be undone by a technicality. HUD and developer issues cited with funding and guidelines. The project area lies near 1st Avenue and arist Street as city pushes to end tent encampments and boost affordable housing.
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FID
Greeley
Telly Tumiel
Housing and Urbanevelopment
HUD
Denver
Perchlik
Ely
Housing Authority
Innet
Tribune
Porchlik
1St Avenue
Aridist Street
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