Tentative County Budget Sees Levy Rise 1.8 Mills
Weld County officials approve a tentative 1964 county budget increasing the levy by 1.8 mills to about 16 mills total, with county general fund up 1.3 mills and road and bridge funding cut to 2.5 mills. Greeley’s total levy would rise to roughly 67.28 mills, while the hospital and welfare funds see shifts including a new Special Hospital Fund levy of 1.0 mill expected to raise about $162,000 for Weld County General Hospital. Public inspection of the budget opens as the county commissioners prepare a final decision by October 4.
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District 6 School Board Approves 64 Tax Levies
The board approved a 50.6 mill operating levy to raise about 1.66 million dollars for the district budget. The 1960 assessed valuation stood at 57.5 million, with the county tax commission finalizing levies including 0.25 mill for hospital aid and 15.35 mills county levy. Public works levy increased to 1.0 mill to fund building remodeling and office moves, with bond and interest totals and county school levy around 9.74 mills for the year.
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Weather and Levy Figures Across Regions and Districts
The report details temperature highs and lows for Colorado and Wyoming, forecasted conditions, and public levy data across districts. It notes winds and storms, plus bond and interest fund levies and district shifts, including district six totals and changes. It also mentions a cruiser voyage and a Greek island route, with tied dates and locations throughout the text.
Package liquor license denied in county vote
County Commissioners denied the package liquor state license for J. G. Howard at 14 North Cale Street Windsor area after a public hearing held September 18 and after the application had been under advisement. The decision ends the permit pursuit for the Windsor location.
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CSC Homecoming Festivities At Colorful CSU
The Colorado State College homecoming schedule features parades and pep rallies, with 33 marching units and 13 bands expected in the Victory Tower parade route. Alumni will be honored at the President's Luncheon, with a crown likely on one of five candidates from area schools and staff.
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Kennedy Okays Sale Of Wheat To Beds
President Kennedy announced approval of selling surplus U.S. wheat to Communist nations in Eastern Europe and others, potentially totaling 20 to 200 million bushels over months. The sales would be through private dealers for cash, under normal commercial terms, with the Commerce Department handling access and delivery.
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3000 Die in Italy as Dam Breach Triggers Wave
In Belluno a massive Alpine landslide toppled a 1-foot high concrete dam, unleashing a tidal wave along the Piave River Valley. About 3,000 residents perished or disappeared as four towns and two hamlets were crushed, with hundreds feared dead by dawn while rescue teams scoured the wreckage.
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Greeley school carpet plan tied to grants and bids
The Greeley school board weighed a proposal to carpet areas of new Madison and Sherwood schools. The plan, funded by grants totaling about 18 thousand dollars, aims to cover 14 391 square feet with top quality carpet to handle heavy traffic. The board approved the motion after noting lower-than-expected bid costs and potential grant support, with final approval pending further details.
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Macmillan Abdicates As Leader of Tories
In Blackpool England Prime Minister Macmillan announces he cannot lead the Conservative Party into the next general elections due to medical recovery needs after prostate surgery in London. deputy Lord Home and rivals Lord Hailsham and Reginald Maudling vie for succession as party delegates react to the hospital admission and pending leadership crisis.
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Chairmen of Events Committee Plan Continuation
The article notes the event committee chairmen outlining a continued plan for upcoming activities. Key figures and institutions are referenced, with focus on organizing future programs and coordinating schedules. Further details appear on page 327.
N Test Ban Takes Effect Across Major Powers
The nuclear test ban treaty took effect today for most signatories, with Washington London and Paris formally bound and over 100 countries joining. President Kennedy issued a proclamation stating the United States will observe the agreement faithfully and within its jurisdiction, signaling a milestone in postwar arms control.
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Governor Lovs doubts congressmans gambling claim
Denver Governor John A Love, a Republican, dismissed New York Representative Paul A Fino's assertion that illegal gambling in Colorado nears 1 billion dollars yearly. He sought the source, urged investigations if justified, and noted that state figures show horse racing wagers total around 35 million in 1982 with other wagering far lower. The secretary of state's estimate places bingo and related bets at just over half a million, indicating no near billion scale.
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