No push to force resignation of Colorado Lt. Governor
Senate Minority Leader Ray Kogovsek says there is no movement to oust Lt. Gov. George Brown amid criticism over Alabama remarks and travel expenses. Brown is hospitalized for severe chest pains. Governor Lamm would appoint a successor if a resignation occurred, needing Senate and House confirmation. Republicans maintain a hands-off stance.
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Century-old travels and health stay with no chair
A 103 year old man, Jones, recounts a long life of travel across the U S and Canada. He describes good health after a 77 year heart attack, notes changes in Greeley since 1909, criticizes modern politics and debt culture, and shares views on longevity, diet, worry, and references Cicero. He plans to visit Alaska after Tacoma.
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Ave
Janes
Greeley
Jane
Jones
Teddy Roosevelt
Teddy
U. S
Tacoma
Wash
Canada
Alaska
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Vinegar maker J C Kuner expands Denver works
During a Denver visit I met J C Kuner a major vinegar producer on Wyncoop Street. He has run in Denver for 214 years expanding facilities for Colorado pickles and added sweet cider pressing from eastern apples. He was recently connected with the Star Vinegar Works of St Louis to deepen expertise.
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J. C. Kuner
Wyncoop Street
Kuner
Denver
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St. Louis
Medical quackery advert and cryptic skeleton find in Colorado
A Colorado Territory notice touts a medicine that cures diarrhea in under five days for five dollars per bottle with office at 450 Larimer Street Denver. Nearby a report describes Dr. J M Case finding an old Kentucky rifle and skeletal remains near the N Fork of the Poudre, with bones and joints intact and no human skulls found. speculation on whether remains are of an early settler or miner.
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J. M. Case
Colorado Sun
N. Fork
Stafford
U.S
Miner
Wm. Nichols
Cole
Sun
Virginia
Speed Reading Course Promises Big Gains in Greeley
A four week program offers one 2 hour class weekly with a guarantee of tripling reading speed and improved comprehension. Free one hour orientation lectures explain details, scheduling, and a discounted introductory tuition. Sessions run for many dates at UNC University Center Council Room.
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Kersey Rancher Elected Chairman of Colorado Conservatives
Jack Ove 41 a Republican rancher with land in Kremmling and Kersey was elected permanent chairman of the Independent Conservatives of Colorado at a meeting attended by 90. The group, formed six months ago, is largely Republican, with independents and a few Democrats. It supports conservative candidates by working with both major parties and has eyed Ronald Reagan as a possible 1976 third party candidate.
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Kersey
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Ore
Alta
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California
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Two Die In Separate Colorado Auto Crashes
The Associated Press reports Friday fatalities in Colorado bring the highway toll to 419. John David Stevens, 55, of Bethany Oklahoma, died when his tractor-trailer left the road and overturned on Colorado 176 north of Holyoke after failing to negotiate a curve. Shawn I Ringnell, 28, of Denver, died when his car blew a tire on a city street causing the vehicle to spin and strike a utility pole.
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State Patrol
John David Steves
Bethany
Okla
Shawn I. Ringnell
Denver
Stevens
Holyoke
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