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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1963
Page
1
Interview series presents Ole G. Kirk seeking reelection on local issues. He cites growth as the main problem and discusses golf course expansion, a new city hall, bond needs for sewer and rates, city manager duties, and the Greely Loveland water project with plans continuing on page 4.
Seven of nine municipal candidates will attend a public forum at 8 p.m. Monday in Heath Junior High auditorium. Attending are Chester Hatch for mayor and councilmen Richard Brown Clair Somerville. challengers Richard Boettcher Ernest Scott Floyd Offs and George Fisk. Mayor Gordon Rissler and Councilman O G Kirk will not attend. Forum is sponsored by the Greeley Jaycees and the Greeley League of Women Voters, with Jack Redus moderating. Each candidate gets about 10 minutes to speak followed by floor questions. Spectators should write questions targeted to specific candidates.
Denver report details an open house at 706 22nd St from 2 30 to 5 30 for the Borell retirement community showing housekeeping apartments in new circular buildings and other Howell facilities Visitors may view private rooms a central dining hall and the nursing home Meanwhile a separate item notes state farm income likely falling by about 89 million and agriculture losses total farm income for 1962 and 1961 with droughts impacting wheat and sugar beets, alongside cattle prospects
About 75 persons registered to vote in the fly election on Thursday and a similar number on Friday. City Clerk Barton Buss reported Friday afternoon that Monday and Tuesday are the final registration days for the November 5 election with a 3 p.m. Tuesday deadline. All city registrations must be made at City Hall.
Chicago reports autumn arrives with springlike warmth. heat records fall daily as raspberries and strawberries fruit early, roses bloom, hydrangea return, and autumn coolness is absent. Widespread fires and water shortages intensify, while hunting wanes due to fire hazards and air pollution alerts cover Bedford to Binghamton, PA and DC areas.
A partial weather summary reports 1 pm Saturday temperature at 54 degrees. Colorado notes partly cloudy conditions with snow flurries in mountains and showers lower elevations, cooler tonight and Sunday with varying lows and highs. Wyoming forecasts generally fair and cooler tonight and Sunday, with lows in the 30s and 10 to 20 degree mountain ranges, and highs in the 30s to 50s across regions.
A jumble of football scores shows Navy 24 over Pitt 12, Princeton 51 over Cornell 14, Penn State 20 over Washington St. 42, Lehigh 21 over Columbia 0, Yale 31 over Colgate 0, and Michigan State 13 over Northwestern 7. Other results include North Carolina 21 over Duke 7, Purdue 15 over Iowa 0, Boston College 21 over Wyoming 7, Ohio State 6 and Wisconsin 6 in a tight tally, with several other games listed in incomplete form.
The FDA asked housewives to destroy smoked fish products from the Great Lakes area unless clearly proven heated to at least 160 degrees for 30 minutes or frozen since packaging. The warning follows seven botulism deaths linked to smoked whitefish and chubs. Larrick advised wholesalers and retailers on marking perishable items and confirming processing origins, noting a study and expert advisory committee support.
In Bruns wick village Germany authorities halted hope for 49 miners trapped since Thursday night while four others are expected to be saved. Rescue teams work through the waterlogged shafts as engineers bore a shaft to push a rescue tube to the gallery and assess survivors.
Hurricane Ginny, with winds near 95 mph, veered southeast off the North Carolina coast this morning. The Weather Bureau expects the storm to continue traveling out to sea, keeping its impact away from the mainland shores.
Dr Glendon Nimnicht, Colorado State College associate professor, argues small towns and rural areas suffer from mediocre schools while urban areas face rising unemployment due to automation. He urges new ideas and action to train youths and improve local education as editors and their spouses attend lectures and discussions at CSC Faculty Lounge.
The Weather Bureau warned of erratic movement of the hurricane with possible stalls and direction changes as Ginny skirted along 69 miles southeast of Wilmington. Gale warnings remained from Cape Fear to Manteo with the storm forecast to move northeast at about 6 mph, possibly accelerating later, while precautions were urged along the North Carolina coast. The storm’s eye became poorly defined after a near halt near 48.37N, 7.0W.
Millard Ewing, Weld County Commissioner chairman, dismissed an estimate that court system revision would cost the county only 10,000 more annually as ridiculous. He argued costs would be closer to 100,000 yearly, noting the plan would replace two county courts and require new district judges and staff under Amendment No. 1, with salaries partly state funded and district staff expanded after June 1, 1985.
Berkeley scientists report UC recording network captured the Project Shoal underground nuclear blast in Nevada at 54 seconds after 4:10 p.m. PDT Saturday. Seismologist Bruce Bolt said the full Northern California network detected the shock as the university works on photographic tracings to determine the blast’s strength.
The National Safety Council reports 32,970 traffic deaths in the first nine months, up 6 percent from a year earlier. September alone saw 2,970 highway fatalities, a new monthly record, continuing a 23 month streak of year over year increases.
Three more Greeley firms joined the United Fund list of 100 percent givers. The Hagan Agency Professional Finance and Miller's Super Market in Wilshire Shopping Center contributed on a 100 percent basis. United Fund officials recognized Cache National Bank employees who averaged 17.80 dollars each through payroll to the drive.
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