Soviet Mars 2 landing fuels debate on instruments and flag
Pasadena reports from AP describe scientists debating whether Mars 2 carried instruments or a simple flag and if the capsule survived landing. Tass notes Mars 3 released a pennant and may attempt retrieval while Mars 2 spun into Martian orbit.
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Union
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United Way Drives 87 Percent of 1971 Goal in Weld County
United Way of Weld County reports 162 340 in contributions toward a 200 449 goal for 2H agencies with about seven percent still needed. Five areas have not reported yet while cleanup continues in Greeley business districts and donations by mail remain welcome at P O Box 444 Greeley Colorado 89631 or by calling United Way headquarters at 353 4300.
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Governor Love Eyes Federal Tailings Cleanup Plan
Colorado Governor Love plans to appeal to the Atomic Energy Commission chair to establish a federal program to remove radioactive tailings and contaminated piles near Gran Jamison and nearby public buildings. He outlined the request during a news conference and said he will present recommendations for federal action, citing responsibility for tailings from the Hayley Jinks site and land around Northern Colorado camps.
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Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
Dohiy Love
Ss. Atomicnergy Commiss Bion
Duane Falligs
Gran Jamelion
Joel
Sind News
Imedia
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Colprarty
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Rene Pant
Henatdée
Mali
Auvernar
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Sheldon Tetecter
Brooks
Yuna
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Nearing Fund Crisis Solution Faces Western Proposals
French Finance Minister Valery Giscard d Estaing and German and U S officials report progress toward a settlement of the international monetary crisis. Connally says discussions covered possible dollar devaluation and new exchange arrangements. Aides were kept from the talks. a communique was expected after the sessions.
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Associated Press
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Toma
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Germmany
Urall
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Meer Enuniaa
Connally
Karl Schiller
West Germa
Bob Talian Sarees
Lars
Tiritain
West Germany
Daygin
Canada
Maria Peccari Aggradi
Thescayhat Wales
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Nixon Prepares Push to Confirm Butz Amid Senate Battle
Amid a divided Senate confirmation fight for Agriculture Secretary nominee W. R. Butz, the Nixon White House advances personal lobbying from Vice President Spiro Agnew. Debates center on farm policy, small versus large producers, and the influence of the American Farm Bureau.
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Meir Seeks Pharaoh Jets and Talks With Nixon
Golda Meir arrives in the United States to press Israel’s case for Phantom jets and broader talks with President Nixon. She says Israel is ready to discuss interim Suez solutions and a final peace treaty while avoiding other military requests. Meir, in the U S on a private visit, plans meetings with Secretary of State Rogers and with Nixon.
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Middley East
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Maiz
Ther
Milwaukee
United States
United Jewish Appeal
New York
U.S
Andrews
Joseph J. Sisco
Middle East
William P. Dogera
Weld County eyes Atlas site for future park use
Weld County Commissioners move to pursue acquiring the Atlas missile site south of Windsor for a park or recreation area. They note the federal government has declared the missile site surplus and will invite applications from public agencies for acquisition. County officials discuss potential as a historic, educational space and possible storage for county records. The deadline for nonfederal approvals is December.
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Glann Billings
Aedghi
Nilsiila
Fort St
Harry Ashlay
MI Marshall Anderson
Coal Prices Trim Pass-Through From Wage Rise
Washington AP reports the Price Commission limited coal companies to passing along only 60 percent of recent wage increases. The Pay Board had approved 9.15 percent, while the Price Commission’s action kept increases at roughly 4.78 percent for miners, citing pension protections and separate figures from the Pay Board. Chairman Jackson Grayson emphasized the commission’s independent stance and warned it would apply guidelines uniformly to all coal firms.
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Warley Tie Price Commission
Gourral Motors
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Aula Minker
Northeast Colorado Weather Forecast With Snow Chance
Northeast Colorado shows a light snow chance or snow through Thursday with high temperatures in the mile ads. Tonight lows around 15 to 20, variable winds. Areas including Hart, Steeling, Mort Morgan, and Greeley forecast unsettled conditions with light snow likely onWednesday.
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State Institutions Seek 3 Million Dollar Budget Hike
The State Department of Institutions asks the Legislature for a 3 million dollar budget increase as part of hearings on the state’s fiscal plan. Officials led by Director Hubert Sehauer request a total around 272 million, with notable boosts for Fort Logan Mental Health Center and Colorado Springs School for the Blind. Budget lines cover mental health, retardation programs, and juvenile services across multiple facilities.
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State Department of Institutions
Joint Budget Committee
Wantslilulions
Hubert Sehauer
Cola Ada State Hospital
Pichia Reel
Fort Logan
Wheat Rigo
Canon City
Buena Vista
School For the Contanil Blind
Colorado Springa
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