LeCuyer and Dakan Win in Weld County Science Fair
J LeCuyer of Greeley high school won the senior high top prize for the project Probability with Moving Objects, earning $6. Dakan of Greeley high school took second in the senior high with The Effects of Dwarf Mistletoe on Western Trees, winning $20. Hawkins of Greeley High placed third with A Particle Accelerator for the Amateur and $30. Franklin of College high was fourth with 2 Pinhole Camera and received science equipment worth $15. Junior high winners included Sheryl Mofnat of College high school for Effects of Far Red and Red Light on Plant Growth with a $25 award, Harold Alles of Auburn for The Solar System with $15, Ken Stevens of Meeker for Can-struction and Uses of a Microscope with $10, and a two-way tie for fourth between Jerry Hetfinger of Meeker and Ronald Weaver of Heath with $5 each. Awards were funded by the Greeley Masons and Colorado State College provided equipment and books.
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Weld County Service Fair
Phil” LeCuyer
Greeley High School
LeCuyer
Dennis Dakan
Ronald Hawkins
Greeleyigh School
Ronald Franklin
Collage High School
Sheryl Mofnat
College High School
Jerry Hetfinger
Meeker Junior High School
Ronald Weaver
Heath Junior High
Grocley’ Rilks Modge
Colorado State College
Monfort disputes engineer report on packing plant load
Greeley officials debate sewage impact from the new Capital Packing plant as Monfort challenges Parker and Associates’ 36 million gallon per month estimate. He says actual use will be about 7 to 8 million with 25 percent waste to the river and notes design to reuse water lowers city sewer burden.
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Greeley
Kenneth Monfort
Monfort
Parkers and Associates
Gree- Joy
W.F. Parker
Parker and Associates
Reyort
City Water Department
Manly
Cache
Poudre
Parker
Denver Capitol
Denver
Questons
Capital Packing Company
Transfer Firm To Build In Greeley Industrial Area
Capitol Iti Transfer and Storage Co. wins chamber approval to build a new plant south of MacKenzie in Greeley’s industrial area. Architects Einhorn and Nash prepare plats, with complete building details expected in 10 days to two weeks and bids likely opened soon after. The firm has purchased two lots in the area and will move from 12th Street.
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Capito Iti Transfer and Storage Company
Denver
Greeley
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Board
Einhorn and Nash
MacKenzie Company
Capitol Hill
Hex Eaton Jr
Greater Greeley Improvement Company
Eston
Malcolm Atderson
John R. F
Wheeler
Warren Terry
John McManus
Clint Mayer
J. I. Egan
Chamber
GGIC
Ne Chamber
Work Starts on Weld County Library Site
Preliminary work began Friday for the Weld County library on 23rd Ave just north of the No 2 fire station. Western Construction Co moved dirt while John Brass and Sons, awarded an $83,888.88 contract, are to start actual construction next week. External Construction Co will finish grading the 200 foot square tract after completion.
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County Library
23Rd Ave
Western Construction Co
John Brass and Sons
1 Extern Construction Co
Freeze Follows Southern Storm
A hard freeze follows a March snow storm as rescue teams race to reach about 80 snowbound families in North Carolina and Georgia. The storm blanketed the region with drifting snow up to several feet, halting relief efforts yet again across Kentucky Tennessee Georgia the Carolinas and Virginia.
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Atlanta, Ga
North Carolina
Georgic
Southland
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Carolinas
Virginia
New York City Sees 14 Inch Snowfall Cost 34 Million
New York AP report notes digging out from last Thursday's 14 inch snowfall cost the city 34 million dollars, according to Sanitation Commissioner Paul KR. Serevane. Overtime, driver wages, and truck replacements contributed to the expense.
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New York
U S Says It May Cut Forces If Russia Follows
The five power Western disarmament plan gains backing at Geneva talks as the United States, Britain, France, Canada and Italy push for staged arms reductions. NATO notes suggest the U S could cut to 2,100,000 if the Soviet Union does likewise, amid proposals for an international disarmament agency and a halt to nuclear weapon production. Khrushchev counters with a rival plan demanding broader cuts and rapid demobilization. The U S Defense Department records about 250,317 American troops.
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North Allan- Fle
Soviet Bloc
Geneva
NATO
United States
Britain
France
Canada
Italy
NATO Council
J. M. Bures
Soviet Union
West
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
U.S. Defense Department
New Ventilation Project Fails in West Virginia Mine Rescue
Logan, WV AP Rescue crews race to reach 18 miners entombed since Tuesday as a new ventilation system fails to clear fumes. Island Creek Coal Co officials and state mines chief Crawford L. Wilson say 10 to 24 hours more work are needed to complete underground construction and attempt to reach those trapped behind the fire. Smoke and gases plus intense heat have hampered rescuers for four days, with fate of the men unknown but officials holding hope they remain able to barricade themselves half a mile from the blaze.
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Logan
W. Va
Island Creek Coal Co
Crawford L. Wilson
Wilson
Pioneer V Ready To Join Planets In Orbiting Sun
A space probe Pioneer V speeds through silent space toward a five month sun orbit between Earth and Venus. It records hourly signals as it heads to a 514.5 million mile circle, approaching within 74.7 million miles of the Sun with an eventual far point near 92.36 million miles.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Earth
Venus
Geoffrey Gould Washington
Pioneer V
South Pacific
Ocean
Moon
Sunt
Yeous
Army Pamphlet Offers Marriage Advice in New Series
The Army releases a pamphlet warning youths against quest for a fairy tale spouse. It stresses love of the right kind over infatuation and urges consideration of sex, finances, religion, and background in marriage. It argues no marriage is perfect and even long couples recall at least one dispute.
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Army
Utalo
Americans reject baby for adoption over publicity
In Luton England Tre and Yvonse Moore seek new parents for their unborn child after an American couple withdrew from the plan because of the publicity. The Moores, due to travel and visa complications, faced uncertainty as the U S Embassy initially granted a visa later deemed incompatible with the adoption.
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Luton
England
Tre
Yvonse Moore
Poudre to Boulder Creek water outlook shows improvement
The March 1 snow survey forecasts better water supply between the Cache la Poudre river and Boulder creek though still below normal. Snowpack ranges from 75 percent to 42 percent of normal with reservoirs in good to normal storage. upper South Platte runs near normal for summer.
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Cache la Poudre River
Boulder Creek
Colorado
New Mexico
St. Vrain
Poudre
Colorado-High Thompson Transmountain
South Platte
Upper
Platte
Upper Platte
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Usabioy
Windsor
Cache la Poudre
Fossil Creek
Terry Lake
Halli
Chamberslake
Cobh Jake
Black Hollow
Carter
Big Thompson
Horsetooth
Luke Loveland
Boyd Lake
Lone Tree
Mariana
Union Empire
Sow Lake
Cameron Pass
Willow Creek
Deadman Hill
Cale
Chambers Lake
Big South
Hour Glass Lake
Red Feather
Hidden Valley
Deer Ridges
Longs Peak
Wild Basin
Portland Lake
University Camp
ITI
Pioneer V May Measure Space With Accuracy
A beachball sized space probe launched from Cape Canaveral may refine the astronomical unit the mean Earth Sun distance about 93 million miles. The probe will use radio transmission to help redefine distances within the solar system, aiding precise gravity calculations for future missions. Aimed methods include radar bouncing and stellar radio emissions studies to improve measurement accuracy.
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Frank Carey
Washington
America
Space
Cape Canaveral
Obage
Solar System
Soviet Sailors Rescued in Pacific Thanks US Navy
A Soviet newspaper reports the five day rescue of five Russian sailors stranded afloat in the Pacific. The U S Navy saved them and the Soviet government expresses gratitude to the American sailors for swift aid.
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Moscow
L U. S. Navy
Pacific
Nowspaper Ttvestin
Mrs Roosevelt Threatened by Anonymous Caller in Florida
Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt faced a life threat from an anonymous telephone caller Friday night as she prepared to speak at a Democratic rally at the Holiday Yacht Club in Bradenton. The call promised harm, delaying her arrival due to weather before she addressed Russia's challenge to the United States.
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Bradenton
Fla
Franklin
Roosevelt
Ed Price
Tampa
Russia
United States
Anerlifia Depuliex
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