Interviews With the Candidates: City Budget and Water Plans
City candidates discuss fiscal efficiency and service value per dollar, with Scott opposing the Ley Creek water project and favoring Poudre River water. Stoll emphasizes sewage and city hall funding, while concerns arise about Monfort Packing and potential federal aid. A broader civil rights bill debate is noted in Washington.
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Ernest Stoll
la New City Hall
Ancy
Ity
Becn
Ite
City Hall
Public Works Committee
Monfort
State Health Department
Scott
Frank Hummel
Washington (Ap
Thelear
Judiciary Committee
Kent
Nedy
Kennedy Wins Struggle For Lighter Rights Bill
Denver AP says about 120 industrial reps from northeastern counties favor lighter rights. The conference release cites public health service waste concerns in the South Platte basin and notes Great Western Sugar Co has cut charges and reduced pollution since 1949. Sugar beet waste is a major pollution source. the firm employs about 3,500 temporarily and 1,400 permanently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen M
Denver
U.S
Lloyd Jensen
Great Western Sugar Co
Jensen
Great West
Poser
South Platte Iside
Te -Jeu
Forms Forum Draws Small Crowd On City Water Issue
About 70 residents attended a voter forum at Heath Junior High hosted by the Great Jaycees and the League of Women Voters to discuss the city water project. Candidates Brown Somerville and Jesstovon spoke in favor of measures to fund improvements and water rate increases tied to the plan, while objections focused on costs and timing. The meeting follows a long debate over a bipartisan bill addressing financing, desegregation, and federal aid tied to civil rights and environmental provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Colohan
Chester Hatch
Brown
Somerville
City Water Board
Jey Jaycees
The
Greeleys
League of Women Voters
Jack
aAngrier
Snorry
Ketymemmers
Feds
Iri
Deficit Down as Budget Outlook Improves Says Dillon
Washington AP reports Dillon told solons that spending outstripped revenues. The budget outlook narrowed by about 2 billion dollars, with the national debt near 308 billion by mid November and possibly rising to 315 billion by June. If Congress does not lift the debt limit, deficits will trigger automatic cuts. Kennedy urged bipartisan action to advance a compromise bill through the House.
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Washington
Treasury
Congress
Douglas Dillon Teslion
Ginny Drops Rain On Parched East
A damaged AP wire report describes Ginny bringing 1.86 inches of rain to eastern New England over 24 hours, easing drought in the region while the hurricane center moved northward. Coastal warnings and gale conditions affected Maine and Nova Scotia as crews monitored the storm.
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Ginny
New England
Bay
Denver
England
Long Island
Ardh
Nova Scotia
A. Love
Love Orders Probe into Use of Cars and Water Project
A multi candidate forum features Parmar Fredgoes Changs Scott and others debating city vehicle use and sewer and water funding. They clash on reducing the mill levy and relying on federal aid for sewage facilities while differing on the Creeley Loveland water project and revenue sources. Community audience questions prompt sharp exchanges as contenders press for or against increased debt and local vehicle use.
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Parmar
Fredgoes Ciaangs
Scott
Colorado
Sig Thompson
Ilmen
Richard A. Boettcher
Ernest B. Scott
Brown
New Eli
Rich
George J. Fisk
Ard Brown
Canara
Ielease
Naniucket
Flall Angwer
Wirgs
Chet
Nantucket
GOP
Partia
Cape Cod
Somerville
Atlantic
New England
Dillon
Clair Somerville
Coust
Ginny
East
Long Island
New York
Weather Bureau
Sankey
Feder
Boettcher
Jolsen
Booth Creek
Eastport
Maine
School Costs Over Figures at Time of Bond Issue
The article reviews cost overruns on the Madison and four new elementary schools tied to a 1911 bond issue. It cites architect John Shaver and estimates that final costs exceed initial figures by hundreds of thousands, with per square foot costs near 16 dollars and added expenses for sewer, boilers, and construction. Local officials note unforeseen items and inflation affecting the project.
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Jim Hiteh
Madison
der Way
John Shaver
Salina
Kan
Gyo Other
Kansas
30Th Ave
Shaver
W. 24Th St
Greeley
Franklin
23Rd Ave
Leslie
Grimes
Astralian
Frankelfer
Lereor
Enhanle
Brent
Em Perceng
John Schools
Jess
Shawn
Hrentwand
Sram
Brentwood
Wet
Monu
Sahmi & Antlia
Accord
Fast Memorial School
X & Save
Costs and pollution policy for South Platte effort described
Conference opened by Murray Steinholt on pollution control and tax relief for waste treatment costs. Gov Love urged steps to clean the South Platte, noting municipal and industrial waste as major issues, with plans for a metropolitan sewage district and new building costs discussed.
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Densen
Indus+try
Madison
Love
Umriver
South Platte
William F. McGlone
Weather report for Tuesday and local temperatures
The 1 PM temperature Tuesday was 50 degrees. For the 24 hours ending 8 AM Tuesday Great Western reached a high of 55 and a low of 38 degrees Public Service reported a high of 50 and a low of 37 degrees.
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Great Western
High
Public Service
Head of GOP Women's Group To Visit Here
Mrs Dorothy Elston president of the National Federation of Republican Women and Mrs Clifford Darenn state president from Glenwood Springs will be honored guests at the Greeley Republican Women's Club Rincheon to te Weld at 1 p m Friday at the Greeley Country Club See story page 11.
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Dorothy Elston
National Federation of Thepublican Women
Clifford Darenn
Glenwood Springs
Greeley
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Associated Press
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Robert Sankey, Jr
Jon Us
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Wyoming
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John A. Love
Murray Steinehiot
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Keri Division of Water Supply
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Stein
Iman
Jove
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FIAT
Waysland Means Committee
Ontary
Anne
Sherwood
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