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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1963

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Weld Budget Proposes Hike of 392718 in General Fund

The county budget outlines a general fund increase totaling 392 718 with a proposed tax levy of 6.85 mills to raise about 1 102 42 in property tax revenue. It details departments like Elections Drivers Licensing Recording and the County Treasurer, comparing current year requests to actual 1962 expenditures and projecting totals for 1964 while noting presidential election implications and adjustments across divisions.

Swudhtor Gresley Buddget, Scheel Chamber of Commerce Services Denver Proctors John Proctor Cruce Greeley Cl Ass General Fund Etarion

City Levy Likely To Be Held By Growley City Council

Growley city council is expected to adopt a 17.15 mill levy at its regular meeting Tuesday night. The levy matches the past three years and will balance the budget at 17.75 mills after deductions. A $55,000 street budget cut delays reconstruction on ith Ave segments and postpones curb and gutter work, with $1,000 cut from the city legal account and a 10 percent rent vehicle rate reduction retroactive to Jan. 1, 1984.

Growley Ams Thomas Richard Ith Ave 28Th St

Unattended Truck Crashes Into Ray's Motel

A diesel truck left unattended rolled across a busy street and crashed into Ray's Motel at 615 26th Street, damaging the cab and eaves. The vehicle, belonging to Lou Karich, caused about 4700 in damage, with motel owner Tred Hornbaum estimating repairs between 1500 and 1 0. No witnesses reported seeing the driver or engine running.

Paul Boscorn Cole Acci Ray 26Th &T Brlay Hornbaum H. A W. ‘Tabor Lou Karich 23Rd St Harold Payne Savaral

Cruce Pushes Property Tax Cut Plan for City Budget

City Manager Cruce told Kiwanis Club that a property tax reduction is needed and proposed replacing revenue with military millage of three to four mills yearly until the general fund covers 25 percent of costs. He stressed every nickel is essential, with drainage and storm sewers not funded by the general fund and drainage projects costing about 120000 with 20000 needed this year.

Jim Hitch Crace Kiwanis Club Reber Berrington Cruce Houston Stephenn West Greeley Kiwanis

Committee Works On Eliminating Feed Lot Odors

Colorado cattle feeders, the Greely Chamber of Commerce and city of Greeley collaborate to cut odor from feedlots. They back proposed housekeeping rules, pilot testing, and sprinkling systems while recognizing other odor sources near the project area.

Jim Hitch Iroclatino Rusk U. S Robert McNamara Kennedy Merce Colorado Mence Greetey Llewellyn Thompson Greeleys Actin Anatoly i. Dobrynin U.S Moslly Dlay Kent Salinger State Department Nedy Ciass Greeley Weld Eschf Pierre Salinger Whites West Washington Wale Kennédy Joe Haeleli Jpelves Haefeli Marion Harmon Colorado Cattle Feeders Ase Fi

Italy Landslide Toll Grows As Bodies Sought

Rescue efforts continue in the Belluno region after a massive landslide and dam collapse. Police and volunteers search debris for victims from villages scattered along the Piave River Valley. Premier Leone tours the stricken area as officials dread more deaths.

William Mair Belluno Italy APY Morelli Everish Chvelric Company Vaient Dam Dseape Talian Giovanni Leone Rome Piave River Dis Leone Son Jovely Venice Jolo Terenzio Arduin Longerone

CSC Homecoming Activities Kick Off With Parade And Dance

Colorado State College begins homecoming with events tonight at Garden Theatre and Jackson Field. The queen selection, decorated-house judging, and a 2 p.m parade precede a 9 p.m dance and 0 p.m pep rally in the Hall. Victory Tower and Student Union host activities as teams, bands, and students participate in a weekend program.

Colorado State College Gunter Nall Colorado Colwill Lece Jackson Field Solway Gunter Billy May Victory Tower Area

Kennedy Gromyko Talks Show Cautious Progress at White House

The leaders met in a relaxed, exploratory session with high level aides. Kennedy pressed demands for Soviet troop withdrawal from Cuba while Gromyko denied missile sites there. No major East West agreement emerged, marking a warmer tone than a year ago.

Nobrynin Rusk Potsdam East Geremany West Berlin United States Britain France Kona Berlin Tgent Washington Endre White House Airelas Kennedy Sovle Ooy Andrei A. Gro Iyko Cuba Thelbe Nycon Gromyko

Decorated for CSC Homecoming Houses Listed

A list shows houses decorated for CSC Homecoming viewing at Alpha Gamma Delta 1709 uth Ave Alpha Sigma Tau 1718 10th Ave Delle Zeta VAT 1th Ave Sika Kappa 1724 10th Ave Alpha Sigma Mpha at 1h Ave Newman Wotter 1893 10th Ave Canterbury House 1065 1ath Ave Boulard Will Hecker and The Colwrady Chilesiale. Age Malt Toby Kendrick etc. The document also mentions investigations and possible committees under the governor to review the situation with local colleges and universities.

CSC Ing Alpha Gamma Delta Sigma Tau Sika Kappa Newman Wotter Canterbury House Will, Hecker BNP

Weather summary with scattered precipitation and temps

The forecast covers Colorado and Wyoming with partly cloudy to night and Saturday conditions. temps around 73 at 1 p.m. Friday, highs 82 to 75 in Colorado and up to 65-75 in the northwest mountains, lows 24-42, and scattered showers or snow flurries mainly in northern mountains. West to east, warmer early next week with limited precipitation.

Colorado Wyoming Aoe

First of New Greeley Schools Now Expected To Open Nov

A monthly construction progress report for Greeley schools shows the Madison, Brentwood, and East Memorial elementary projects shifting completion to November 1 with other sites like Sherwood and Brentwood following, due to prior labor strikes and data revisions. Mechanical, electrical, and site work continue as foundations and layout near completion, with digs resuming soon at Madison and nearby junior high facilities.

Gupta Greeley Greeley Scho Madison Kim Miller Ir Greeley Mali Fou Brentwood East Memorial Noe Mechsanivadt Aba Amecanial Ney High School West Aly Ave Miller Crestview

Nebraska Firm Submits Low Silo Bid for Minuteman

Jordan Co. of Bellevue, Nebraska, submits an apparent low bid of 12,544,000 for construction of communication silos at 200 Minuteman missile sites in southeastern Wyoming, western Nebraska, and northeastern Colorado. The bid is 26,000 less than the government estimate and covers one transmitter and one receiver silo at each site plus two launch control sites.

Cheyenne Wyo Jordan Co Bellevue Neb Wyoming Nebraska Colorado Minuteman Posse

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