McKenna Open to Welfare Rights Group Talks
Weld County welfare director Eugene McKenna said he is very willing to meet welfare recipients and discuss welfare programs if invited. He was unaware of a Welfare Rights Organization hearing slated for Monday at 7:30 pm in the UNC student center ballroom.
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Qould
McKenna
the Tribune
Mckentias
UNC
Glen Billings
Come Missioner
Ite
Welfare Organizatio
Welfare Department
Cineely
Aly
Billings
Coast-to-Coast Dock Strike Shuts Ports Nationwide
Workers from Maine to Texas walk out in what is described as the first coast-to-coast dock strike. Ports report varying operations while negotiations with the New York Shippings Association continue under Taft-Hartley actions.
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Maine
Texas
al. Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
New York Shippings Association
Great Lakes
Sor
Federal
ILA
Ilas
J. Curtis Counts
Thomas W. Gleason
San Francisco
Nixon
Ex Hurricane Ginger Inland Sweep Hits North Carolina Coast
Tropical storm Ginger moved inland with 43 mph winds, flooding rivers and streets from Morehead City to Bath and Bellhaven. One death reported and damages near $1 million in the Morehead City-Beaufort area, with 1,931 people housed in Red Cross shelters as guards aided rescues and traffic stalled statewide.
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Melvin Lang
Associated Press
Morehead City
N.C
Ginger
North Carolina
Insurance Information Institute
Atlanta
Beauforts
Avanlic
Bellhaven
Bath
Beaufort
Atlantic Beach
Syvan
Red Cross
National Guard
Per
Senate Approves Lunch Funds Measure Amid Debate
The Senate passed a resolution directing the Nixon administration to use a special fund to provide free or reduced price meals for all needy children, sending the measure to a House that has a similar proposal. Key lawmakers warned against precedents, while advocates argued delays would hurt school feeding programs.
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House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Agricultural Committee
Appropriations
Allen
Jelfender
D-La. Butten
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D-Ge
Agriculture Committee
Talmadge
Nixon weighs Taft Hartley fate amid coast dock talks
President Nixon, discussing coast to coast dock walkouts and a West Coast settlement, shows no plan to invoke Taft Hartley provisions yet. White House aide Ziegler says Nixon may study wage price actions and potential Supreme Court nominations while awaiting developments.
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Florida
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Nixon
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Fort. J. Hodgson
Collins
Greeley
Fort Morgan
Ation
Sterling
Ziegler
White House
Portland
Ore
Supreme Court
Love Won't Run for Senator in 1972 Colorado Gov
Colorado Governor John A. Love denied rumors he would challenge Sen Gordon L. Allott for the GOP Senate nomination next year. He said he has no intention to run and outlined issues he may propose, including no fault auto insurance and allowing 18-year-olds to serve as party precinct committeemen and committeewomen.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
Carli
Gustafson
National Governors Conference
Love
United States
District Six and Greeley Valuations Rise on New Additions
County Assessor Herbert Hassén Friday reported District Six and Greeley saw valuation gains aided by new constructions and annexations. District Six rose to 79,185,040 while Greeley reached 59,853,480, with merchandise assessments phasing out at five percent annually.
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Greeley
Herbert EH. Hassén
Hansen
Evans
la Salle
Windsor
Haskman Kodak Poperty
DA Will Ask High Court To Vacate Emeson Dismissal
Weld County district attorney plans to petition the Colorado Supreme Court to vacate and set aside the acquittal judgment in the Emeson case. Judge Greene earlier granted the acquittal motion, then reversed himself, prompting criticism over jurisdiction and procedure and delaying reconsideration timing without notice to the defense. The DA says he was astonished by the judge’s Thursday actions and will pursue the high court request next week.
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Weld County’ District
Robert N. Miller
Sidney
Colorado Supreme Ts Pimeson Im
District Court
Miller
Supreme Court
High Court
Greene
Richard Greene
Littleton
Emeson
Lown
Tye
Aims Enrollment Nears Four Thousand Mark
Registrar Jerry Rayton said enrollment from outside the Aims College District is rising while adult evening classes dip as many seek the courses they want. Total fall quarter enrollment is expected near 4,000 with 2,053 counted Monday, including 1,782 Weld County residents and 127 high school vocational students.
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Jerry Rayton
Indica.t Lons
Weld County
Loveland
Fort Collins
Greeley
Raymond
Arms College
College
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