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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1973

Page

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Increase in some phone rates effective on Monday

Colorado users face limited rate changes as the Public Utilities Commission dismisses Mountain Bell's $22 million request. Sixteen small communities gain general increases while hearings may occur only if protests arise. The order emphasizes price adjustments to cover past revenue deficits without guaranteeing future returns.

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Actress Audrey Meadows Survives Montrose Plane Crash

Federal investigators arrived at Montrose Colorado to probe a jet crash that killed two California flight instructors of Continental Airlines. Audrey Meadows and others disembarked moments before the accident near the Montrose County Airport. The jet, en route to Denver, reportedly lost power and exploded.

Montrose Colo California Denver Montrose County Everett Sylvester Audrey Meadows Robert M. Walsh Huntington Beach James L. Ford Thousand Oaks Continental Airlines Continental Federal Aviation Administration Sylvester Miss Meadows Robert Six Six Ridsway

Auto insurance debate fills second Denver day

In Denver, Senate members endured a second day of debate on rival automobile insurance bills. The Gustafson modified no fault proposal and Plock’s full right to sue bill are under consideration with no final action expected until Tuesday or Wednesday. Both require every motorist to have bodily injury coverage and each insurer to pay its own policy.

Denver Senate Carl Gustafson Richard Plock House Gustafson Plock Colorado Ray Rogovsek Dueblo Gustafson iiI Joe Schieffelin Lakewood Roger Cisneros

Free Electrolux help for flood victims in Ker sey La Salle area

Roger Anderson of the Greeley Electrolux office offers free cleanup and servicing for Electrolux vacuums to residents returning home after the Latham Reservoir flood break. Bring machines to 805 20th Ave or arrange pickup by calling the office. In Toronto AP report, Jean Gascon, Stratford Festival artistic director, plans to retire next year after 25 years directing and four years of acting, seeking to direct and act in French again.

Latham Reservoir Roger Anderson Greeley Electrolux Bos 20Th Ave Kersey-La Salle 20Th Ave Toronto Jean Gascon Stratford Shakespearean Festival Gascon Europe

Haskell seeks anti trust study of Alaska pipeline

Senator Floyd Haskell proposed in the Senate Interior Committee that the Interior secretary be barred from final approval of the trans Alaska pipeline until the Justice Department finds no antitrust violation. He argued Alyeska Pipeline Service Co. may breach antitrust laws. The committee adjourned without a vote as Alaska figures opposed the move.

Associated Press Interior Secretary Senate Interior Committee Floyd Haskell Justice Department

State seeks extension to meet Denver clean air plan

DENVER AP Dr. Gerald Wood head of the Colorado Air Pollution Control Commission said Friday the state will ask the federal government for an extension to May 15 to meet a court deadline for a clean air plan. The EPA deadline is Sunday for presenting the plan. Wood said Gov. Love will sign a letter requesting the extension in the next few days. The revised plan would impose new pollution limits and strategies to cut Denver traffic by up to 50 percent, including gas rationing or higher taxes based on vehicle use. The plan aims to bring the Denver area into compliance by 1977.

Denver Gerald Wood Colorado Air Pollution Control Commission Federal Environmental Protection Agency Wood EPA John Love

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