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a regular holiday The ’ vrty offices will re-open Mon- ad^uate Procedures to assurethat costly oil drums were re-nftso, general dty offices and! . ,es of the Department of 741 AmPNrafK lie Utilities will be closed in * ' MIIICI IvOllOrvance of Independencea local night club in theblock of West Colorado Avenue after a police officer smelledwhat Ik thought was marihuana burning.ueai or personallyFossil Acreage(Continued From Page One)nune•e telephone switchboard at^ swiicnooara ai i*i i t \kiutilities building will remain Vf 66K Ol WclFi to handle service calls.iday mil also be a parking?r holiday in the city in Col* to Springsmever* the civil defense is will be tested at noon(Continued From Page One)headquarters said, and l,331 are listed as missing, captured orinterned. *'The U.S. , Command saiday, with the siren sound eWfny rep0rtme wficer then arrested the legislature several times priorsuspect, searched him, and|to ^’ls and ^as ^)een defeated found what is thought to be each time. We are not preparedr° wai* and 866 happensThe second suspect, a 20-year- MBit life heold local man, was initially ar- the IJIi yyrested in connection with a bur-[WpW^IWMll^iglary charge. After the arrest, terprise Realtors from A. W.police searched him at police ’headquarters and; found a I fit'll*'1 quantity of suspected mari-g a three-minute steady * by l!ied forCeS sinCCr ' Jan l, lMl.addition, all state offices,L Byiding the Colorado Employ Amencans have been killed in t Service will be closed for acUon since Prelmunafy Vlet‘juana.The man Is now being heluj for investigation of burglary' and possession of marijuana.Charles R. Tinda-Rites on Saturdayholidayve Carrowls Probednam peace talks began in Paris May 13, 1968. Of that total, 6,809died in the period since South Vietnam agreed to join the talkslast Die. 7.South Vietnamese casualties during those periods are run-ve cases of burglary andlning abead * American l0SS€S t from motor vehicles were “,16'9M Kwernment troopsg investigated by city police kll,ed * act,on ***** May i3’ v ^ 1968. with 8.759 of those deathsIva James Raymond. 1026 occurrln« since ^ 7 ! Drive, reported that a tape A ^ ictnamese governmentt and eight tapes, valued at|cornrnuniclLie usued w,th its , were taken from his carca.ua tv :e it was parked in an apart- enemy activity Usl wefk de't parking lot. creased 41 per cent from thetilhp Dejesus Mondragon re-'Prcvious we*h mth 224 *ctionsed the theft of several items' reported. Most of these werel two cars that were parked slK^ngs, it said.* rear yard at hu home 1116 communique said action iken from one was a tape *as ^ at 8 “normal level,” l and seven tapes while a whlle US spokesmen are call-r pack camera was re- *n8 *n 8 ‘ ed from the other The loss; number of Americanestimated at $211. dead last week was the lowesttree thefts occurred in ve- smee weck endin8 May 10-ts parked in the same park when I*4 U S personnel were lot killed in action. In the nexiadney Lee Plotzke, 3622 K *wk ending May 1. the deathalle St . reported the loss of toll jumped to 430 as the Viet-pe deck and 16 tapes valued nam war hit another of its per* 226 iodic activity peaksilliam George Pfalmer, 3810 I S headquarters also report-Grateful DeadAppear TonightGraveside services for a for-jmer Colorado Springs resident. Charles R. Tindall, will be held at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at Mountain View cemetery in Puebloment up to $50,0C venture fail. He is loan in 10 years at nual interest.“True, he’s maklary now, but obvtchad time to build iwhile he owns aheavily mortgagetcrfd a reporter “fl job at the mome happens to him if bad or Ik twists a The automobile fer said, “could be ture for Brock anthat—we're conewhat image it ere, St. Louis.with the Rev. Charles Whitmer The Grateful Dead, San 1* ran- officiating. Chapel servicescisco Rock Group, will give a were ^d jn California Wednes-Reeding at 8 30 p m todaydayC. J. Rogers, pr Union National Ba Ixxiis, which lt;$135,000 loan, ex prise that the lot under the minor “To me it was aJuneJFa lib rookLeach and rhythm guitarist Bob ^tinWeir, are exponents of A real estate salesman, Mr,“Sound Francisco sound !Tinda„ was ^ Jan M 18%A-' liW m I’uebh and was 73 He andDead will be he rock grou^ihls ^ Uved at Caihan andand Deven Micnaets. to California ^ l959He was affiliated with theReed Ranch is on Wilson Road, north of the Garden ofthe Gods Road.I Christian ChurchRadio StolenftFrom YMCA RoomSurvivors include his widow, Mrs. Gladys M. Tindall, and a brother, Ralph W. Tindall, LaJara.transaction. It wci ny special categr Asked if his bai extended Brock th an SBA guarante pliedPossibly webased on his lt;Bro background .., could have been p But, Rogers could have had tiaily secured.Hiss McConnServices are under the direc* A man staying in the local U°n °* Mortuary, Inc. YMCA, 206 E. Bijou St., Wed-Held in Florenesday reported to police that a radio was stolen from his loom Victim of the theft was John Arnold Maxwell who said thatAppliances StolenSprings HomeA Colorado Springs woman,LaSalle St., reported the ed another increase in the num-the short wave radio which was Harbara Ann Arnold, 715Mi E. stolen from the room and was iosUh3 St., reported the theft ofvalued at aN t $250 ov(,r worth of appliances_ from her home WednesdayBILL The victim told police that aFuneral servic recently in Flore Katherine McCoi died June 22 in nursing home The rites were tre Rev Carl Florence Mortua burial was in I cemeteryMiss McConnt
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Colorado Springs Gazette
Colorado Springs, Colorado, US
Thu, Jul 03, 1969
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