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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1971
Page
3
RICHMOND VA AP Powell said he had talked to Mrs Powell and planned to join the Supreme Court after year’s start. He expressed respect for the process, noted no opposition in the Senate Judiciary Committee, and discussed his background and prior service, including ABA presidency and Civil Rights work.
Obituary notices list Normacy Adamson of Weld County Nursing Home sister Afra Anna Sebulte of Cawker City Kan and Alica Potts of Holton with a son and multiple family members. David Perez of 201 N 11th Ave husband of Tomaen appears with brothers Gino and Elisio Perez of Laredo Texas. Katherine Schnerman wife of Henry R Schnerman and services at Our Bavjar's Lutheran Chapel with interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Various other relatives named with scattered locations and arrangements referenced.
United Nations evac planes failed to land at Dacca amid a ceasefire effort. An advance plane was attacked near the airport as 45 U.N. personnel and 220 consular staff and families awaited rescue. State sources said India and Pakistan had agreed to a four hour cessation to permit evacuations.
In Warsaw Brezhnev accused Pakistan’s government of provoking the India Pakistan war and urged a peaceful settlement without outside interference. He told the Polish party congress the conflict stemmed from the crackdown on East Pakistanis and the resulting refugee tragedy.
The National Science Foundation awarded more than 278000 to Colorado colleges and universities to sustain science programs. Largest grants go to University of Colorado 42205 Colorado State University 7944 and University of Denver 49189, announced by Colorado's senator on Monday.
A group of British women and children were at Dacca Airport as Indian air raids hit the runway. No injuries reported though planes and the airfield were damaged. UN relief officials said the airlift faced disruption amid a ceasefire dispute. European reporters observed no casualties among civilians from several nations. Indian authorities guarded embassies and campuses amid protests.
Reports describe rockets and shelling hitting Phnom Penh and surrounding routes as North Vietnamese forces clash with Cambodian troops. A bridge near Highway 3 is damaged, civilians wounded, and garrisons attempt retreats while reinforcements push westward from Phnom Penh toward Phnom Baset. Saigon says paratroopers report enemy bodies and bunkers destroyed near Cam Be and Dam Be as fighting spreads.
National Transportation Safety Board blames poor loading for the sinking of the 55 Badger State in the North Pacific. The ship carried 5438 tons of bombs from Bangor to Da Nang and sank after a 2000-pound bomb exploded in heavy seas on Boxing Day 1960. Five hundred pound and 2000 pound bombs shifted and caused a hull breach, killing 26 crew members. Coast Guard loading oversight and legal responsibility are scrutinized, with calls for standardized explosives stowage criteria and shipboard roll measurements to prevent repeats.
A 1.8 000 ton U S merchant ship the Expeditor owned by Isbrandtsen Lines sailed from Madras for Rangoon after talks with the U S consul general. Indian officials said the ship was detained on a claim it carried military supplies for Pakistani forces.
Denver reports new towing rules issued by the Colorado Public Utilities Commission. Towing from private property requires a timely, specific order by the owner or agent, or a law enforcement officer. The order must name the vehicle, place, and time, and cannot be pre-signed. Towing firms must keep the authorization notice for six months and provide a charge list upon request. Operators must obtain a permit costing ten dollars and apply at the commission offices.
Talvinder Kaur Walia died Monday at her home on MQ Lakeside Drive. She was 29. Born January 19, 1951 in India, she migrated to the United States in October 1903 and studied at the University of Northern Colorado. Survivors include her parents Darshan and Walia of Evans, a brother Captain MP Walia of Poona, a sister Mrs Kuljinder Satyal of Mtupar, India, and her husband Mia Tomasa Perez. Memorial services are set for 2:41 p.m. Friday at West Greeley Baptist Church with Adamson Mortuary handling arrangements. Additional survivors include two brothers Lupe and Elisio Perez of Jaredo, Texas, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be announced by Adamson Mortuary.
Residents report nightly gunfire as slits trenches appear near the Intercontinental hotel garden. Ford flocks are sufficient for now, but may run short. Power is cut around 5 PM due to curfew, forcing all occupants to stay inside the hotel.
Mrs Scheuerman, 88, former Milliken resident, died Sunday at Weld County General Hospital Rae. Born July 26, 1893 in Russia she lived in Kaana and Laredo before immigrating to the United States in 1913. Survived by her husband Neary Scheuerman and several relatives. Funeral services set at 3 pm Thursday at Savior's Lutheran Church with burial in Sunset Memorial Gardens. Memorials to Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church. Arrangements by Adamson Funeral Home.
The University of Northern Colorado hosts a Christmas pottery sale featuring over 100 functional stoneware pieces created by eight advanced ceramics students. The show runs Wednesday and Thursday from 9 AM to 4 PM in the Guggenheim hallway, with works including pots, mugs, casseroles, teapots, bowls, and hanging planters by Shelly Cope, Stan Dablston, Barbara Hagill, Rick Stoner, Lee Shaw, and Dale Dal.
Houston AP report details the homicide of Ethel Foster, 80, grandmother of mayoral candidate Fred Tascheine Holheinz. Foster was found dead in her Houston home after a gunshot in the room, with her daughter and a man wounded in a related incident. No charges filed yet. investigation ongoing.
Pascadena AP William Pickering director of the JPL marine project says he was not surprised by the Soviet Mars 3 landing and eager to see data from the capsule. He notes Russians may not announce success and hopes for direct teletype data link from Moscow to Pasadena. Mars 2 also in orbit. Viking project planned for 1976 landing.
In Denver the Mountain Bell unit faces a federal report alleging race ethnic and sex discrimination. The Equal Opportunity Commission cites only five women earning above 18000 versus 400 white men in the same bracket, with no Black or Hispanic employees in that range. Officials deny discrimination and say practices are equal. The report notes sex segregation in the Bell System, with male jobs paying more and offering more promotion.
AEC chairman James Schlesinger rejected moving the Rocky Flats plutonium weapons plant away from the Denver area. He cited MIRV production as the reason. relocation was foreclosed years ago. Boulder scientist Edward Martell suggested contamination risks and a costly move, but the site remains tied to missile component manufacturing.
Jefferson County voters face a $22 million school construction bond to partly finance a $28 million vocational technical school with 60 programs. Colorado Springs residents decide on $10 million in bonds for a new civic center and arena. Lake County contemplates a proposed sales tax.
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