Reapportionment Bill To Be Introduced Soon in Colorado
Colorado House Affairs Committee plans to draft and introduce a final reapportionment bill Thursday after Supreme Court rejection. Debate focuses on geographic factors and district integrity, with concerns over county line splits and representation in Denver area. Senate map discussions and inputs from lawmakers and civic groups shape the evolving plan amid contested boundaries.
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Carl Hilliard
Colorado House
Comimittee
Clarence Quinlan
Antonito
T Hey
House
Senate
Colorado Supreme Court
Henderson
Denver
Michael Strang
Carbondale
Legislative Council
Colorado
Strang
I Quinlan
Senate State Affairs Committee
Man Under Probe in Percy Slaying
LAS VEGAS AP A Chicago man awaiting trial for the slaying of a cocktail waitress is being investigated as a possible suspect in the 1966 murder of Sun Sen Charles H Percy. The Clark County sheriff's office reports Capt Gene Clark said Stuart Goldstein, 26, has been the subject of an ongoing investigation. He is charged with the Oct 20 1971 shooting murder of Ayee Deelor, 31.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Chicago
Sun
Michels
Charles H. Percy
Clark County
Alyee Deelor
Astronauts Return Home From Moon Voyage
Apollo trio led by John W Young Charles M Duke Jr and Thomas K Mattingly return aboard USS Ticonderoga after splashdown in the Pacific ending a lunar mission. They collect about 245 pounds of rocks data while weathered reentry heat and navigational alarms were resolved.
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Associated Press
Ticondehoga
Apollo
Pacific Ocean
Jolin W. Young
Charles M. Duke Jr
Twas K. Mattingly
Casper
Christmas Island
Mawaii
Memorial services and graveside rites held for multiple locals
An obituary notice lists several individuals tied to Grenlay and Mooresville with memorial and graveside services scheduled. Names include Davi Alingo Unidelarea, Gertie Vere rin, Harry Cox, and Anna twias among others. Services set for 10:00 a.m. Saturday at Jean Adan Memorial Chapel with a 1:30 p.m. graveside at Grove Cemetery.
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Jon Charlos
St Dnther of Arc
Ture
Muncie
Gertie Vererin
Animana Waldron
Nera
Harry Cox
Grenlay
Jean Adannon
Lermon
Sunt Memorial Gariann
Memorial notices for Widlund family and friends in New Mexico
The item lists multiple memorial and funeral notices including Widlund family members such as Rov vert Wo Widlund and Doug Ise, with references to Saint Mary Catholic Church services, a burial at Grove Seminary, and a memorial garden. Mentions days and times in a dated ceremony context and several names and kinship relations.
School Board review outlines SPICE program at Maplewood
Kenneth Wimphrey of Maplewood Elementary presented SPICE program details noting similarities to IG E program but with more staff planning time. He stated Maplewood starts 15 minutes earlier and dismisses 15 minutes later to provide planning sessions, and reports from teachers show strong support for SPICE.
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Armip
IGE
Kenneth Wimphrey
Maplewood Elementary
Maplewoot
Mumphrey
Partie
British Soldier Dies As Irish Truck Veers Off Road
An army truck near Armagh veered off the road Wednesday night, killing one soldier and seriously injuring another during Northern Ireland's ongoing violence. The incident follows a surge of bombings and sectarian clashes as Britain seeks to restart peace, with scenes of stone throwing at Protestant rallies and attacks on police stations continuing in Belfast and surrounding towns. In England, a Winchester jury acquitted two porters in a smuggling case involving suitcases of arms bound for Ireland from New York.
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Armagh
Lavny
Northern Ireland
Andersontown
Belfast
Erriilan
Bessbrook
Demesne
Lundenderry
Creggann
IRA
Winchester
England
Ireland
James Lagan
Frank Patrickx
Henry
Cobl
Fish Republic
New York
Obituary of Mrs Gallic J Widlund 78 in Greeley
Mrs Widlund, 78, died Wednesday at Bonell Retirement Community after months of poor health. Born Aug 13, 1893 in Colhenburg, Netherlands, she moved to Colorado at age two with her homesteading family. Survived by son Robert editor of the Greeley Tribune and grandchildren Douglas and Kathy Widlund, with siblings and a bereaved extended family. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Friday at Macy-Allutt Drawing Team, interment at Lind Grove Cemetery.
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Gallic J. Widl
Bonell
Colhenburg
Net
Colorado
Alamosa
Creeley
Rand
University Lab
Nest Widlund
Tribune
Well County General Hospital
Widlure
Unter Avaliary 66
Worlerall
Waadmen
First
Unitedresbyterian Church
Robert W. Widlunt
The
Greeley Tribune
Douglas
Kathy Widlund
Greeley
Ernest Lofgren
Alma Westberg
Recitation of Rosary for David Candelaria in Atta memorial chapel
David Candelaria, killed in an auto accident Tuesday morning, will have a rosary at 7:30 Sunday in the Atta so Memorial Chapel, Mass of the Resurrection at 10 a.m. Monday in St. Mary’s Catholic Church. Interment in Lim Grove Cemetery. Survived by wife Huth Ortiz Ree and five children, parents, siblings, and several relatives.
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David Alonso Candelaria
Attaso
Wyo
Greeley
AGS
Huth Ortiz Ree
Lavell
Candelaria
TD and
D Bean Co
Monfart Packing Co
Queen Elizabeth Oil Slicks Significant Marine Depart Battles Slicks
Hong Kong reports oil slicks from the wreck Queen Elizabeth in Victoria Harbour are significant but not massive. Officials use emulsifiers after oil found by helicopter crews. up to 3,000 tons believed left after the ship burned during January refit.
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Hong Kong
Fortier Duxury
Mong Kong
Marine Department
Denver Auto Leaves Road At Ft. Lupton
A Denver compact car driven by Nober Mangel Lavalo left U.S. 85 and rolled into a field after veering from the road at the Colorado 62 intersection near Fort Lupton around 2 15 p m Thursday. The 1965 car was damaged about 250 dollars and highway department property 25 dollars. Patrolman Charles Heisler said the southbound car crossed the right shoulder, struck delineator posts, plunged down a bank and through a fence. The patrol also noted several non injury accidents from the snow storm earlier Wednesday with minor property damage.
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Nober Mangel Lavalo
Denver
Colorado
Fort Jaiplon
Highway Patrol
Javalo
U.S. 85
Charles Heisler
Highway Department
Nixon Plans More Troop Cuts and Bombing Raids
President Nixon announced a further withdrawal of 20 000 U S troops from South Vietnam by July 1 while continuing air and naval strikes against North Vietnam to deter Hanoi's invasion. He urged national support for his plan to end U S involvement without abandoning South Vietnam to Communist aggression.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Hano
South
Saigon
U.S
Hanoi
Denver group seeks housing funds while opposing Olympic site
Citizens Urban Affairs Committee Colorado's Future and Rep Wright Patman urge Congress to reject Olympia facilities funding but press for 31.3 million for Olympic housing even if Games are moved from Colorado. In letters by three state representatives they argue housing needs of Denver's low and middle income residents justify the appropriation.
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Denver
Citlensam Urban Affairs Committee
Colorado
Wright Patntan
Ayyrine Oer Oma Sey
Uial
Casver
Joh Sgarkman
Senate Banking, Housing
Tuusay
Paul L. Hamilton
Richardt DiLaram
Robert A. Jackson
Puerto
John M. Zaplen
Interior
Appropriations
House
Senate
Lamm
Doin D. Parr
Bazaar Planned Friday Saturday by Ladies Lamplighters
The annual spring bazaar of the Ladies Lamplighters Home League will be held Friday and Saturday at 821 8th St in Greeley. The event features crafts linens embroidered pillows centerpieces and more and runs 6:10 a.m. to 4:0 p.m. Proceeds support Salvation Army Missions at home and abroad.
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Ladies Lamplighters Home League
8Th St
Greeley
Ladies’ Lamplighters Home League
Salvation Army
Yen Secrecy Guards Okinawa Money Flight
Japanese ships ferry $175 million in yen to Okinawa with patrol boats and planes guarding the convoy. Frogmen found no explosive signs on hijacker reports as vessels slip from Yokohama harbor under cover of night toward Naha.
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Tokyo
Yokyo Harbor
Okinawa
Finance Ministry
Naha
Transit Strike in Japan Ends After Overnight Talks
A nationwide transport strike affecting all Japan’s railways concluded with mediators guiding private lines to a settlement after 12 hours. About 200,000 workers returned to work as an agreement granted a $31 monthly salary raise, with yen to be exchanged for dollars on the U S administered island as Okinawa returns to Japan on May 15.
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Tokyo
Japan
Ines
U.s.-Administered
Okinawa
U.S. press focuses on Vietnam invasion demand clash
The United States demanded North Vietnam end its invasion of South Vietnam at peace talks in Paris. North Vietnam's Xuan Thuy called the charge absurd and urged Nixon to honor a prior bombing halt and stop all war actions. Porter warned that progress on troop withdrawal could lessen U S retaliatory actions, while Thuy dismissed any North Vietnamese understanding. In 1971, the SS Lawrence Seaway saw 6,006 ships moving in and out.
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U.S
South Vietnam
Nixon
Congress
United States
South Viettnam
Paris
Wixon
South
Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
North Vietnam
Be Dec Tho
Manoi
Soviet Union
George McGovern
House
Teader
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Nizon
David Mason
Associated Press
United States Today
Xuan Thuy
William J. Porter
Porter
Whay
Thuy
Intel
SS Lawrence Seaway
Vollack Plans Senate Bid In Democratic Primary
Denver AP reports 42 year old State Senator Vollack announced a bid for the Democratic nomination for United States Senate. He seeks a two candidate race to face incumbent Republican Gordon L. Allott in the general election, vows Vietnam withdrawal and a people to people campaign focused on middle income voters.
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Denver
United States
fWeane
North Viet Ly
Yallack
Posal
Vollack
North Vietnam
Capitol
Hall
Floyd K. Maskell
Arapahoe
Ife
Brandt Survives No Confidence Vote In West Germany
West Germany Chancellor Willy Brandt won a no confidence showdown as the Bundestag failed to reach the 249 votes needed to topple his Social Democratic government. The Christian Democrats fell two votes short with 247 in support, 260 ballots cast, while Brandt warned defectors against betraying party duties.
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Roon Lewald
Associated Press
Willy Brandt
Christian
Democrats
West Germany
Christian Democratic
Bundestag
Amyl Brandt
Rainer Barzel
Tal
von Hassel
Brandt
Harzel
Helmut Schmidt
Social Democratic Party
Sovie Union
Poland
Schmidt
Gov
Ernment
Kurt Gieorge Kiesinger
Brarklt
Germany
Christian Democrats
Soviet Bloc
Kiesinger
Social Democrats
Free Democrats
Eader
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Earth
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Mission Centre
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Anna Twias
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Que Lady At Peace Catholic Church
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Macy-Allautt
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Lign Grove Cemetery
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Joseph
Zits
Boulder &J. Evans
Dose Candelaria
Billings
Mont
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Cheyenne, Wya
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Cheyenne
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Laredo
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Denver Auto
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