Salary Increases and Hospital Budget At State Capitol
In Denver AP reports a near 1 million request for civil service pay raises and a 15.3 percent hospital budget increase. Budget Director Don Shea questioned the hospital’s $17,723,899 request, noting high cost per patient and staff ratios. Civil service raises of 8 percent affecting about 7,625 of 12,500 employees were proposed, with payroll up 3.6 percent. The hospital’s rise aims to fund data processing and better clinical services, especially for mentally ill children, amid a shift to intensive care.
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John Love
GOP
Fall Quarter Opens At CSC With Enrollment Rising
Upperclassmen returned to Colorado State College as fall quarter classes begin Monday. Enrollment may exceed last year’s 4,371. freshmen and transfer orientations started Wednesday. About 11.5 percent ahead of last year’s figure was reported for the term. Residence halls opened, including McCawen Hall, and the campus newspaper Mirror began weekly publication.
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GOP Charges Tax Cut Unprecedented Gamble Next Year
Byrnes warned the plan would allow 4 billion in spending this year and tied future cuts to economic growth. He pressed Congress to make the tax cut contingent on governing promises and cautioned that mere assurances won’t suffice.
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Snow Touches Colorado High Country Previewing Winter
The Associated Press reports snow in Colorado and surrounding states as a cold front moves through the region. Temperatures ranged from the 30s to 70s with mixed rain and snow from Cortez to Denver, and several towns log varying precipitation totals. Forecasters expect diminishing cloudiness and scattered showers as the system weakens, while frost occurs in parts of the north.
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Drive-In Voter Registration Booth Opens Downtown Louisville
In Louisville a drive-in registration booth held by city and county workers operates in the downtown area from 1 a.m. to 9 p.m. Officials can process two cars every five minutes, allowing voters to register without leaving their vehicles.
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Football Scores Resume First Quarter Details
Summary lists scattered college football scores by quarter and team, noting California and Southern California near scoreless starts, Nebraska leads 37 to 0, Clemson and Oklahoma trailing, Northwestern up over Missouri, Kansas State and BYU in progress.
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Weather summary for parts of Colorado and Wyoming
Readable fragments describe a weather update with temperatures around 1 p.m. on Saturday and a 24 hour period ending 8 a.m. Saturday. Forecasts include partly cloudy nights, Sunday showers and thunderstorms in mountains and east regions, warmer Sunday afternoon, highs 70 to 80 in lower elevations and 55 in higher elevations, plus cooler north Sunday. Rain or drizzle and light showers noted for Wyoming with cooler north Sunday.
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Hay Fire After Truck Hits Power Pole
A truck loaded with hay struck a power pole on 35th Ave near Sunset Memorial Gate, igniting the hay. Don Kelly of Greeley owned the truck, driven by Darve Roller. Firefighters removed burning hay bales and no injuries were reported. Radio KEKA could not broadcast due to telephone line damage near the scene.
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Police Pistol Meet Opens Amid Rain Threats
The Greeley Police Department hosts a national pistol meet despite wet weather. About sixty officers from across the country compete as four matches begin at 8 a.m. with center fire and .22 caliber events scheduled over the weekend and into Monday. A dinner follows at the American Legion, with range officers from Navy, Air Force, Marine and Army recruiting offices assisting.
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JFK Sends McNamara Taylor for Look at Viet
News brief on municipal election procedures and candidate petitions in Greeley. City clerk reports no petitions yet. petitions available two weeks, due Oct 4. Election set for Nov 5 with mayor and four-year council seats. Eligibility includes U.S. citizenship, 25+ years, five years in city, no felony. Incumbents unnamed. current mayor Gordon K. Rissler and councilors Somerville Kirk Brown mentioned. Polling places number 15, last year’s pattern used. Voter registration ongoing through Buss’s office.
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Five Deaths Raise Colorado Toll to 364
A sequence of fatal traffic crashes and a political note dominated the day's discharge of duties. A Ground Justin man was killed after returning from Denver by train, while multiple other accidents claimed lives, including Irma Olson and Laura Alires, as investigators assessed missing wagon deaths and collateral damage across state roads. The report also covers Kennedy administration deliberations on Vietnam with McNamara and Taylor visiting Saigon and touts a White House statement on the mission’s purpose.
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State Municipal League Backs Sales Tax Increase Plan
The Colorado Municipal League endorses raising the state sales tax from 2 percent to a higher rate. The executive committee backed the plan during a two day meeting in Colorado Springs. The extra funds, about 28 million dollars over two years, would be allocated to the intended programs and revenues.
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Dr Boyd Elected President of Cancer Society Division
Dr Boyd elected president of the Colorado Division of the American Cancer Society at a Children’s Hospital event. The division announced April Crusade campaign totals of 45,000 contributions in Colorado, a new alltime high, surpassing the previous year’s 422,273.03. Dr Walter Saye, a Greeley surgeon, succeeds Mr Ale Libchenna as president, praised for long service and medical education work.
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London Aims for Global Jet Passenger Route Plan
A two year effort envisions detailing world flight routes for ET passengers using exclusively jet aircraft. Officials say daily operations would require sustained, high frequency service and coordinated schedules across major hubs.
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Rainfall in Greeley Reaches 14.10 Inches This Year
Public Service records show 14.10 inches of moisture in Greeley by Friday 1 am, 25 percent above normal for the year. The Friday downpour added 1.94 inches, with another 1.68 inches later, pushing September totals to 2.99 inches and the month’s rainfall to 2.20 inches. The year’s first seven months were dry, but August brought frequent showers, contributing to 4.83 inches for that month, about 71 percent of the prior seven months’ rainfall.
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