Notable Names in News From Coast to Continent
A mixed dossier covers George Wallace evangelist Bully Gratin plans in Montgomery and a publicized Shriver campaign stop in Cleveland. Nairobi reports an American diplomat’s daughter fending off a crocodile with a single shot, while Crosby reflects on Africa assignments and retirement plans.
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Spain
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Weld County Bond Sales Rise in Sevent Month Total
Weld County residents posted a seven month total of 491,562 dollars in Savings Bonds as of Friday per county bond chairman Leonard N. Burch. The report notes continued gains in U S Series 6 4 Savings Bonds year over year reflecting growing local investment.
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Weld
Leonard N. Burch
Vote Will Determine Olympics
DENVER AP Gov. John Love said the November vote on a constitutional amendment to fund the 1976 Winter Olympics will determine whether Colorado hosts the Games. July sales rose to 3.9 million, July bond redemptions hit 363 million, and state totals show strong campaign progress toward the Take Stock in America goal as counties exceed targets.
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Denver
John Lave
Brothers Fined Imprisoned For Yellow Thunder Death
In Alliance Nebraska AMIAIANCE four men including Mare Hare and Melvin Mare were sentenced for manslaughter and false imprisonment in the death of Yellow Thunder. Mare and Hare received six and two year terms respectively with fines. The case drew Indian leaders and a later autopsy confirmed death by cerebral hemorrhage amid calls for further investigation.
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Leste
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Gordon
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Criday
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Lal
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Hollywood Walk To Get Cleaning After 12 Years
Hollywood Walk of Fame in Hollywood will receive its first thorough scrub in 12 years. The Board of Public Works approved a $35,000 contract for daily sweepings, weekly scrubbings, and a one time tree trimming along the tourist attraction. Property owners along the sidewalk will be assessed for the cleanup according to a spokesman.
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Hollywood
City Board of Public Works
Governor warns funding tied to state support for games
The governor said federal funds depend on continued state financing and that a ban on the games would embarrass both Colorado and the United States. Love, after IOC meetings in Munich, said private contributions likely cannot finance the Colorado games. He declined to discuss polls suggesting voter opposition and urged pursuing work to avoid backing out.
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United States
Love
Colorado
International Olympic Committee
Munich
Germany
Judge Rules On Unborn Child DENVER Teen mother in prison stalls birth rights
In Denver District Court Judge Robert Kingsley ruled an unborn child of Hazel Mae Watson, jailed in Canon City, is not unlawfully imprisoned. The petition sought release fetal rights. Kingsley termed it premature and noted future petitions possible if rights after birth are claimed. Watson, mother of two, faced six and nine month sentences for theft and assault.
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Mather
Robert Kingsley
Hazel Mae Watson
Canon City
Kingsley
Ban of Indian Film Fails in Denver Courts
Trustees of the Golden Indian Bread Foundation sought to halt the premiere of the film Which Legends Die at the Esquire Theatre. Judge James Flinigan denied the request noting no clear immediate harm. The base dispute centered on whether the benefit screening implied the foundation endorses the movie’s views.
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Indiar Foundation
Jwemiere
Denver Pishried
Damey Flinigan
Golden Indian Bread Powndation
Esquire Theatre
Tney Dental
Pantgan Theld
Giore
Lae Foundation
James Jone
Golden Indian Bread Co
Oklahoma Woman Drowns in Willow Springs Lake
UHANT Okla AP A northwest woman drowned on a windy day when a boat capsized while fishing at Willow Springs area on Lake Exoma. Charlene Matthews 92 fell into the water and disappeared as Melina Tradewald 50 was rescued with a flotation device.
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Tradewald
Cadillac recalls nearly 4000 vehicles for faulty axle
General Motors Cadillac recalls about 4000 vehicles including limousines and hearses for inspection after reports of axle breaks. If an axle fails and rear wheel detaches, a corner of the vehicle could drop to the rear suspension.
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General Motors
Cadillac Tyishon
Cadillac
Snc
Cadillas
Carinceli
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