04 Aug 1972
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1972
Page
1
Automated cameras help beginners and save time yet lack true judgment. Some users rely on built in tools, while advanced photographers learn to override the system to achieve artistic effects. True progress in photography often means reducing dependence on automation and mastering manual control.
Weld County commissioners adopt a unanimous resolution mourning Rex C Eaton Jr noting his courage and honor and long service including as a trustee of Weld County Cranival Toaplte and expressing heartfelt sympathy to his family Maton 46, executive vice president of First National Bank, died unexpectedly at home on 1954 26th Ave.
The Associated Press reports the death of 31 year old pollen and George W. Good in a collision between a motor scooter and a car in Denver. The incident contributed to Colorado's highway fatality total reaching 9 415 for the year to the same date, up from 327 a year earlier. The scooter rider appears to have died from massive heart injuries after the crash.
In Thornton Colorado four people were found dead in a single dwelling in what police call a murder suicide cluster. Victims were Harvey Davis and his three sons Gary Greg and Gordon. A neighbor alerted officers after noticing an unlocked door and an active alarm clock. Coroner reports indicate gunfire with a small caliber revolver and a shotgun. The deaths occurred between 10 p.m. Wednesday and 6 a.m. Thursday. The fourth son is reportedly serving in Germany.
The Meklean community asks for food and cooks this Saturday August 5 to prepare meals. Volunteers are urged to call Bennie Garcia at 353 4727 for assistance.
Dearborn Michigan AD reports Nixon's new five hundred thousand dollar limousine is custom built and delivered to Washington in a secured van with Secret Service escort. The handcrafted Lincoln Continental features armor plate, bulletproof glass, two way radio, telephone and stereo, with a hydraültic bubble shield.
In Denver a 200 pound lioness named Ingrid attacked a 4 year old boy, prompting the owner James Hoehl to defy a city order to remove wild animals. He says a lawyer advised him to test the ordinance by returning Ingrid to his residence after briefly moving her outside the city. Ingrid remains in a dog pound for rabies incubation, while Hoehl faces harboring a wild animal charges. A separate report notes a 620 pound Leatherback turtle will be shown in Boston Aquarium before release, highlighting large animals in captivity debates.
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