Interviews With the 7 Candidate Council Race For Greeley
The Tribune previews seven mayor and council candidates with interviews, starting with Chester S. Hatch and Gordon Kanter for mayor and council hopefuls, including Richard Boettcher, voicing taxes as the city’s main problem. Boettcher, proprietor of Professional Finance Co, urges cutting costs and seeking non real estate revenue to lower the mill levy and curb tax burden. He cites Aurora’s 14.5 mill levy and advocates sewage and revenue strategies to fund a new plant and system for growth.
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Election Forum Set For Monday Night
The Greeley Jaycees and the Weld County voters group sponsor a Monday night election forum at 8 p.m. Candidates for mayor and city council will discuss issues with no speaking time limits during the event. Voter registration remains open through 5 p.m. and eligibility requires age 21 and resident status in Colorado, Weld County, and Greeley precinct. Incumbent mayor Gordon Rissler faces Chester Hatch. council contenders include Richard Brown, Clair Somerville, C. G. Kirk, Richard Boettcher, George Fisk, Floyd Otis, and Ernest Scott.
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Lord Home May Meet With JFK
London AP reports Prime Minister Home may meet President Kennedy before year end as sources note the prime minister recently met Kennedy and says no formal arrangements exist yet. Diplomats say Home plans several personal contacts with West Germany’s Chancellor Erhard and with France’s De Gaulle in the near future.
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Progressive Party Forms in Greeley City Race
Three candidates for the November 5 city election join forces to form a Progressive Party. Chester Hatch seeks mayor, Richard Boettcher and George Fisk run for council. Robert Hil elected party chairman says the slate will issue a platform later this week. Council members Derrington and Gregory were elected under the party last year.
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Texas Youth Returns 5800 After Finding Missing Purse
Adrian Texas youth Thompson, 16, who had quit school to work on a ranch to help his mother pay bills, found 5800 and turned it in at the San Jon New Mexico port of entry. Elmer Hughes and wife Mrs Hughes, moving from Hot Springs Arkansas to Haywood California, reported the missing purse.
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Waning Ginny Aims at Florida Coastline
Miami AP reports hurricane Ginny weakened to minimal status but shifts southwest toward Florida. A watch spans Cape Canaveral to Fort Lauderdale as forecasters warn of rising winds and potential coastal tides. Center lies about 155 miles east of Cape Canaveral with speeds slowing and uncertainty about looped paths.
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Weather summary with warm days and scattered snow
The 1 pm temperature is 73 with 24 hour outlook showing highs near 73 and lows around 36. Colorado forecast calls for generally fair conditions with rain and snow in the mountains Thursday, cooler for most areas, and mixed precipitation across the state. Wyoming remains mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with scattered showers and mountain snow, cooler highs around 45 to 65.
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Greeley Loveland contract prep for city facilities use
City Manager B H Cruce reported a new contract with Greeley Loveland Irrigation Co to govern use of its facilities for the planned Greeley Loveland water project. A stockholders meeting is set for Oct 30 at City Hall to approve the agreement drafted by Carlson Rothe and others with city and company counsel.
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Fog Fails To Deter Operation Big Lift. United States airlift to West Germany continues with 9,588 troops landed by 3 pm as weather improves. McNamara reassures Von Hassel Big Lift is not a plan to reduce forces. By noon 2,577 troops and 100 tons discharged. over 15,000 will cross Atlantic when air bridge completes.
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Big Game Toll Rises to Eight in Colorado Season
The Colorado big game season reaches its fifth day as eight hunters are reported dead. Gail A. Thorson, 49, of El Paso Texas, died today from a gunshot wound to the stomach. Authorities said the shot was fired by companion John C. Sanchez, 36, also of El Paso, who believed deer were moving in dense brush. The toll includes five gunshot wounds.
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Higher school levies set in most districts for next year
AP reports Voloradans face higher district levies due to schedule salary hikes and more teachers amid rising enrollments. Denver area figures unavailable. Greeley District Six shows the largest rise at 7.86 mills to 40.88. Other increases include Meeker and Fork Collins with smaller gains. drought limited data.
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Sugar Base Compound Aids Detergent Pollution Cleanup
The Interior Department reports a sugarbase compound can decompose suds in surface water and groundwater, offering a method to combat detergent pollution. Trials involve U S 2nd Armored Division units ferrying the compound to European routes and domestic sites, with hydrolo gists led by H Wayman noting its groundwater effectiveness.
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U.S. opens probe after Cuba coast strafing incident
U.S. officials announce an investigation into the strafing of an American owned ship off Cuba as Havana claims the vessel carried saboteurs and arms. The J Louis, a bulk carrier laden with 31,500 tons of bauxite, was en route from Ocho Rios Jamaica to Corpus Christi Texas when attacked during a clash between Cuban coast defenses and raiders. The incident's motives remain unclear, with New York Times informants suggesting confusion during the firefight may explain the strike.
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U S Plans to Cut Surplus Food Aid to Viet Nam
Washington reports plan to reduce surplus food shipments to South Vietnam as part of a tougher policy to press President Ngo Dinh Diem toward a non authoritarian stance and speed up defeat of Viet Cong. Withheld aid targets units under Ngo Dinh Nhu while troops are reassigned to combat duties amid raids on Buddhist pagodas.
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Corn Trade Deal With Reds Near
Soviet wheat buyers met U S officials as reports circulate that the United States may approve a sale of 40 000 tons of corn to the Soviet Union This would be the first closed deal with an Iron Curtain country since Kennedy approved subsidized farm exports to the bloc two weeks ago Wheat sales have been held up by shipping cost disputes aboard American vessels.
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