Paul Richard Named Outstanding Biology Teacher
UNC's Paul Richard named Outstanding Biology Teacher for efforts to improve biology education in the state through CBPA participation. He cites publications and classroom actions as his contribution to better teaching and student engagement.
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Greeley Teacher Named Colorado Biology Teacher of 1972
Paul Richard a biology teacher at University High School UNC was named Colorado Outstanding Biology Teacher for 1972. The award includes a certificate and a $600 microscope with Richard noting pride from colleagues and promising to work harder to help students and colleagues.
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Humane Society to buy high altitude euthanasia chamber
The shelter plans a humane, pain free euthanasia method using a high altitude chamber approved by the National Humane Society. With many dogs and cats in care, a partial funding fund is open for donations. Questions about leash laws and shelter operations can be sent to the Humane Society in Greeley, attention Jonnie Dover.
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Altars in Temple Enclosure in Mexico City Reported
Readable fragments describe altars found in a single enclosure at a temple site in Mexico City. Details are sparse but indicate ceremonial objects and a historic religious context within the urban area. Further verification would clarify the temple's identity and period.
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UNC Receives Extra Grant for Navajo Training Program
The University of Northern Colorado adds 4500 to a 195409 grant to train Navajo para professionals on the Navajo reservation. Dr Will Gearheart says the revision funds screening of audio visual and language difficulties. Original Interior grants included 10612 and 1500 with a June 1 1972 expiry.
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Birds of Paradise cies and tribal funding plan details
UNC and state leaders discuss programs for eye care and speech therapy funding, with a $25,679,000 allocation. The Confederated Salish and Kootenai Tribes plan to distribute about $4,545 per member to 5,500 people from an $82 million Court of Claims award, while 15 percent funds tribal projects. The Blackfeet and Gros Ventre tribes face splits and disputes over award distribution.
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Thai born heroin import suspect Price faces U.S. arraignment
Thais Deport Price to U S DENVER Anirgay Price a rare defendant charged with importing heroin into Denver has been deported from Thailand to face the charge in U S District Court He is held on a 1 million dollar bond He was arrested in Thailand in January and will be arraigned Friday Also named are William Jackson of Philadelphia Ca and Air Force Sgt Gerald Gainous of Seymour Johnson AFB Goldsboro NC indicted on conspiring to transport 17 3 pounds of heroin from Thailand to Lowry AFB last December.
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State Department Practices Feminist Diplomacy Leader Promotes Women
Ann Blackman reports the State Department, led by Gladys P. Rogers, aims to elevate women in the foreign service. The article details top-level support, anti discrimination efforts, and an accelerated promotion program to boost female representation from 5 percent in foreign service to higher senior ranks.
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September Freeze Damaged Area Trees in Northern Colorado
A September freeze last year caused extensive injury to trees and shrubs in North Central Colorado. Horticulture expert Berk T. Swanson notes many species suffered freeze damage while still growing, with Chinese elm, willow, Sunburst forest maple, and Radiant and Vanguard crabapples among the hardest hit. He warns regrowth may come from below the graft union, advising thorough watering and fertilizing in spring and summer, and withholding it late summer to encourage dormancy.
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Six GIs Die In S Korea Copter Crash
AP reports six American soldiers died and two were seriously injured when a U S Army CH A T helicopter crashed about 130 miles southeast of Seoul near Waegwan. The unit was based in Pyongtaek and the crash happened during a routine flight near Camp Carroll as investigators arrived.
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