Posts Tagged ‘Johnson’
by Craig Masters If the Bernie Madoff ponzi scheme was the greatest financial theft in history, the Obama stimulus money for green energy is a close second and closing. The latest losses to American taxpayers is the selling of ‘green energy’ battery leader, A123. Regardless of the outcome of the current round of intense lobbying [...]
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by Peter Grady – Broncos fans young and old were provided with a treat at yesterday’s Broncos caravan tour stop in Greeley. For younger Broncos fans, the event had football tosses with prizes for “completed passes” and they could participate in various physical sports such as a standing long jump and a 40 [...]
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By Craig Masters Marine Cpl Jason Hallett 2010 On October 23, 2010, Marine Lance Corporal Jason Hallett was only 19 years old. He was on a minesweeping mission in Sangin district, Afghanistan. According to a story by Cpl. Ned Johnson of the Regimental Combat Team 2 titled, “Afghan soldiers help save life of Marine,” published [...]
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by Peter Grady – In a blatant admission that the “establishment clause” only applies to Christian beliefs, a California court has ruled that a school district was within its rights to order classroom banners proclaiming God in quotes by American’s founding documents, while allowing references to Eastern religions to remain in other classrooms. The Ninth [...]
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الربيع العلاميةربي قيام انتفاضة إس by Craig Masters For those who don’t read Arabic, the headline reads: Arab Spring is an Islamic Uprising – as translated by the author. Could any liberal politician have demonstrated the art of deception and doublespeak to hide their real viewpoint better than Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg [...]
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by Peter Grady – A Muslim terrorist group in Nigeria responsible for multiple church bombings has launched another attack on a church following threats to kill all Christians in the area. Boko Haram, whose name means “Western education is a sin,” is an Islamist group that has targeted Christians and public institutions in Nigeria. The [...]
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by Jack Minor – A black researcher and best-selling author has filed a class-action lawsuit against the Democratic National Committee and President Barack Obama, alleging the party has engaged in a systematic policy of racism over the years. The lawsuit was filed in the United States District Court in Seattle by Reverend Wayne Perryman. Perryman [...]
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Returning to Reagan roots, candidates vow to dismantle Federal department by Jack Minor – Returning to a party position advocated by Ronald Reagan, the Republican candidates for president vowed to dismantle or greatly reduce the power of the Department of Education to control local schools. The position of the candidates has received scant media [...]
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Witnesses say postal carrier attempted to intervene when he saw a male beating on a woman, by Jack Minor – A September 22 domestic violence call involving teenagers ended up involving multiple police officers and a postal carrier. Two 17-year olds were taken into custody at 3116 13th St. after both individuals assaulted a police [...]
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Obama is lying, cheating and ….uh…. lying –or very, very ignorantby Craig Masters – Peter Stansberry, investment advisor and economy researcher, has weighed in on the impact of the latest Obama solution to the U.S. debt. His advice regarding the “Buffet Tax” is much the same as most major investors; get out of dollars [...]
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Inspector General says skewed information was leaked to support president’s pro-repeal agenda during lame duck Congress by Jack Minor A report by the inspector general for the Department of Defense, says a draft report leaked to the media claimed there was widespread support among service members for lifting a ban on homosexuals serving openly, prior [...]
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Florence Charlotte Johnson, 98, of Greeley, died November 16, 2010 at the NCMC Hospice Inpatient Unit. She was born April 14, 1912 in Peckham, CO to Oscar and Charlotte (Swanson) Johnson. Florence graduated from Gilcrest High School in 1931 and moved to Greeley in 1966. She worked at Better Hearing Service from 1966 to 1993. [...]
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September 17, 1915 ~ October 2, 2010 Thelma Culver age 95 of King City, Missouri, formerly of Greeley, died Saturday, October 2, 2010 at the King City Manor in King City, Missouri. She was born September 17, 1915 to Henry and Iva (Kier) Cook. Thelma was a 1933 graduate of King City High School and [...]
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Joseph Thomas Johnson, 13 months, died on September 20, 2010 at The Children’s Hospital. He was born August 14, 2009 in Greeley to Shannon Marie Johnson. He was the sweetest, loving little boy and had adorable eyes. He was obsessed with wheels and tires, loved sharing his food and then taking it back. The dog, [...]
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June 3, 1987 ~ September 13, 2010 Shaun Albert Wells of Keenesburg died Monday, September 13, 2010 at his home. He was born June 3, 1987 in Fort Morgan to Wendy Englehardt and Paul Wells. He was raised in the Ft. Morgan, Greeley and Keenesburg areas. He attended La Salle, Greeley and Ft. Morgan schools. [...]
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Donald Wayne Lindstrom entered his heavenly home on Tuesday, August 24, 2010 at Grace Pointe Continuing Care in Greeley. He was born on May 21, 1926 in Mead, CO to Carl W. and Rose I. (Hulstrom) Lindstrom. The family moved to Greeley when Don was seven. He attended all Greeley schools, graduating from Greeley High [...]
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By Jack Minor While embracing 21st century technology with a web site and email, Greeley Hat Works rejects the same when it comes to making its signature product, cowboy hats. Instead they make the hats the old-fashioned way. The folks at Greeley Hat Works, currently located at 2613 8th Ave, have been perfecting the art [...]
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Robert A. Johnson, 66, of Greeley, CO died June 20, 2010 at Hospice and Palliative Care of Northern Colorado. Robert was born July 8, 1943 in Greeley to Lee and Mae (Stout) Johnson. He grew up in the Greeley and Kersey, CO area and graduated from Platte Valley High School. Robert was a farmer and [...]
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President Calderon’s appearance before the Joint Session of the US Congress on May 20, 2010, demonstrates how powerful Mexico has become in the United States. The statements he made criticizing Arizona’s legislation concerning illegal immigrants reveal how successful the invasion of the United States by Mexico has been. The applause he received for his bold [...]
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DeVota Johnson Although the world is not yet free, that glad morning arrived on April 22, 2010 for DeVota and she flew away to glory. She was born June 30, 1911 to George H. and Amelia M. (Jackson) Martin in Kirwin, Kansas. She moved to Platteville, Co in 1928 to live with her sister and [...]
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Max C. Venn, 78 of Ault, CO died Wednesday, April 14, 2010 at Hospice and Palliative Care of Northern Colorado. Max was born on December 14, 1931 in Buffalo, OK to LeRoy and Mina (Johnson) Venn. The family moved to Lamar, CO when Max was a boy. He graduated from Lamar High School. On June [...]
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