Fisk Critiques City Manager Authority and Local Policies
George Fisk, a candidate for the water department, voices disapproval of recent pay raises and the council's authority. He argues the city manager holds too much power and suggests converting the library into a police and building site if a new city hall is built. Fisk urges closer scrutiny of airport finances and notes the municipal golf course runs a deficit while advocating retaining the current form of government.
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Fisk
Cruce
George Fisk
Coumit
Terview
Tribune
Greeley
Fisk de
Gree
Chane
Progressive Party Charges Sanitation District Cover up
The Progressive Party alleges the North Greeley Sanitation District plan, including Montfort Packing, has not been publicized. Candidates Ches ter Hatch Rich ard Boettcher and George Fisk claim three financing options exist with a district spanning from Ly Ceme to the Cache la Poudre River. They cite May 17 engineering completion and a projected cost of 415,672 dollars, with plans tying Sewage to Monfort Packings plant and a north river site.
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Progressive Party
Greeley
Chester Hatch
Richard Boettcher
George Fisk
Ly Ceme
Cache la Poudrel
E¢ Way
Union Pacification
Mowlors Packing
Accord
Monfort
Monforts
Boettcher and Co
Stem Brothers & Co
Jim Hitch Ray Bailey
Floyd A. Bush Sharp
The
Tribune
North Greeley
Progressive
Nelson
Haley
Patterson
Bailey
Cruce
Lucerne
Monfort Packing Co
Concerts Association Stubs Must Be Turned In for Reserved Seats
Greeley Concerts Association members must turn in stubs for reserved seats. Exchange headquarters at the publisher's office in the Greeley Tribune opened Friday and exchanges may be made there through next week.
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Concerts Association
Greeley Concerts Association
Greeley Tribunel
Weather summary and five day forecast fragment
The report notes temperatures at 1 p m Friday and a 24 hour outlook ending Sunday. Central and south Colorado look mostly fair with cooler nights, highs in 70s, and mountain lows in the 40s to 50s. Wyoming forecasts partly cloudy to occasional snow in mountains, cooler Saturday, and low temperatures near zero to single digits at some elevations.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Divide
District Sanitation Plans Near Year's Start in Greeley
District planners push three sewage projects around Lucerne and Monfort with costs from 64 498 to 121 084 dollars. Proponents cite future growth and potential federal aid under Public Law 1660 while City officials and Mayor Rissler offer limited comment as study details unfold.
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Bailey
Lucerne
Greeley
Longmont School Board Tests Carpeting for Three Rooms
The St Vrain Valley School Board announced a ten year test program in Longmont to compare wearing quality and cost of wool carpeting priced at 12.99 per square yard for a library and one classroom and vinyl at 8 per yard for another classroom versus tile.
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Longmont
St Vrain Valley School Board
County Budget Approved Sent to Tax Commission
Weld County commissioners approved a 1964 county budget totaling 10,900,000 and sent it to the State Tax Commission for approval since two levies exceed statutory limits. The 6.85 mill county general levy and 4.55 mill welfare levy raise total levies to 15.35 mills, with detailed allocations for general, road, welfare, public works, hospital, and debt service.
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Tax Commission
Frank Colohan
Weld
Frial
State Tax Commission
Comminssinnits
County General Fund
Weld County General Hospital
Ginny Bears Down On Carolina Coast
Hurricane warnings and evacuations stretched up the Carolina coast as Ginny neared Charleston. Gale winds, 100 mph near the center, prompted closures and sheltering with 7,000 capacity. Schools inland ordered dismissal by noon to clear roads for 1 pm departures.
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Ginny
Carolina Coast
Charleston
N.C
South Carolina
Cape Fear
Hurri N.C
Cape Glnay
North Carolina Line
Weather Bureau
Carolina Line
Ocean
North Carolina
Brunswick
Charleston Air Force Base
Carolinas
Prophet Sees Hard Winter Ahead in Crab Orchard
In Crab Orchard Tennessee Mrs. Helen Lane, famed as a weather predictor, warns a harsh winter is likely. She bases forecasts on signs like August fogs, hornet nests, spider density, and tree bark thickness, noting last year’s below freezing and heavy snow, with 23 August fogs counted, eight heavy.
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Crab Orchard
Tenn
James Lane
Helen Lane
Tennessee
Dixle
Helen
Peri
Cumberland
James Boster Joins Greeley Bank Staff
James H. Boster ex Roswell branch manager of Associates Discount Corp joins Greeley National Bank as vice president of the installment loan department. He and his family recently moved to Greeley from Alamosa. The report notes potential state purchasing changes and civil defense staff adjustments amid broader budget actions.
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James H. Boster
Associ Jatex Discount Corp
Roswell
N. M
Greeley National Bank
State Civil Defense Agtety
Alamosa Tonamies
Fur- Curiiles Acceptance Corp
al al
Mabuquerque
Procedsociates Discount Corp. Boster
Ures
Inc
Bowell Open House Display At Retirement Community
Bowell Retirement Community at 708 g and St displays facilities during an open house from 2:30 to 5 pm Sunday. Tour guests can view housekeeping apartments, private rooms with central dining, and a nursing home across two city blocks housing 7 residents. Highlighted features include landscaping, rock gardens, running brooks, water displays, and various hobby shows with refreshments.
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Hime Og Dean and
Okeihnia
Ban-10
Seven Miners Trapped as Floodwaters Rescue Near Hannover
Seven miners were rescued from a flooded iron mine near Hannover Germany on Sunday after floodwaters trapped up to 50 workers underground. Seventeen hours earlier a dam broke spilling an estimated 550000 cubic yards of icy water into the 200 foot deep shaft. seven were found safe in a side gallery while others remained missing and unaccounted for amid ongoing rescue efforts.
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Thwdeshem
Germany
Sol
Loveland Firm Apparent Low Bidder on Elks Lodge
Loveland firm appears to have the lowest bid of 750000 for constructing the Elks Lodge at 28th Street and Salt Avenue. Final award pending building committee report, with project aiming for a Sept. completion and site landscaping already in progress at about 60000.
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Dark Hall Constitution Ca. Aly. Lavelaid
Elks Lodge
Swiminsins Qchdl
Linde Haak Hon
Peta
Neal Carpenter
Awh
Loveland
Elks
Wien
Conmites
Forse
28Th St. Jand Salt Ave
Governor Love seeks $7 million capital funds for next year
Governor Love says he will request $7 million in capital construction funds for the next fiscal year. He calls this a breathing spell as about $13 million is currently spent on state institutions. He notes $30 million previously appropriated but unspent and aims for a future annual building outlay around $10 million. He rules out a tax increase next year but won’t rule out future taxes.
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Denver
John Ove
Love
Milan
Ninth Hunter Dies From Heart Attack At Camp
James Sylvester Phillips 2 Greenville Texas died of a heart attack at a camping site near Pagosa Springs. He was the ninth hunter to die in Colorado's rough hunting season. others fell to gunshots and carbon monoxide. Coroner reports indicate Phillips had a prior heart illness and was stricken while on a hunting hike near his camp. Deer harvest for the first five days of the season totaled nearly 20,000, up from the previous year, with bear and elk figures also noted.
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Associated Press
James Sylvester Phillips
Greenville
Tex
Pagosa Springs
Colorado
Phillips
Bunster
Ben Lynch
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Mary
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