Governor weighs dispersal of state offices from Denver
Governor John Love said he has no immediate plan to disperse state offices outside Denver after a Rural Development Commission recommendation. He urged studying facility moves like the Game Fish and Parks warehouse and some Agriculture Dept operations while emphasizing concentration in the metropolitan area. He favored regional capitals only if supported by water-driven population dispersal and warned against hasty creation of a Department of Transportation.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Associated Prats
Denver (Ap
Coy
John Love
Denver Metropoliay
Tuvssiéy
Ellergoon
Game, Fish and Parks
Department of Agriculture
Love
Ural
Lwise
Revenue Department
Denver
John. Vanderhaol
Colorado Castlenign's Association
Vanderhaol
Department of Transportation
White House Receives North Carolina Christmas Tree
Mrs. Richard Nixon welcomed a 20 foot Kraser fir from North Carolina arriving at the White House. She said the mansion’s decorations will look real pretty for the holiday. The tree came wrapped in burlap in a red Ford truck bearing a Merry Christmas sign and the First Lady wore a bright pink coat to view it from the front driveway.
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Washington (Ap
Richard M. Nixon
White House
North Carolie
Nixon
North Carolina
Assisance Requested After Hay Theft Near Seeley's Lake
A report at 9:10 describes theft of hay worth about $700 two miles west of Seeley’s Lake. A runaway incident and other area alarms are noted as unconfirmed disturbances in the vicinity.
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Seeley’s Lake
Obituary notices for Perez, Scheverman, Walle and Batyal
Obituaries detail multiple individuals with varied origins and family ties. Davin Perez of Tomasa Perez's line and Kyla Perez Ibullir of Laredo Texas are named with survivors noted. Katherine E Scheverman of Rosell Retirees and Talvinder K Walle of Eveax are listed with service times and locations. Cremation is noted for one or more of the deceased.
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Auta Talvinder K. Walle
Lakeside
Evane
Darshan S. Walla
Eveax
Capi
MPR
Divorce Action Corrected in Tribune Custody Note
Gerald R. Apple of Rt. 2 Platteville received custody of three minor children by a district court divorce decree. The Tribune had incorrectly reported that the mother Darlene M. Apple was granted custody.
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Gerald R. Apple
Rt. 2
Platteville
the Tribune
Darlene M. Apple
Nurul Amin Named Prime Minister of New Pakistani Government
President Agha Mohammed Yahya Khan announced Nurul Amin, 77, as prime minister of a new central government. Zulfikar Ali Bhutto would be deputy prime minister and foreign minister. Amin heads a small Democratic party and leads a coalition opposing Bhutto as East Pakistan's autonomy issue looms amidst war disruptions.
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Agha’ Mohammed Yahya Khan
Nurul ‘Amin
Pakistan
Amin
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
West Pakistan
Democratic
National Assembly
Sheik Mujibur Itahta
East Pakistan
Hem
Sheik Mujib
Yahya Khan
Miajib
Bhutto
People’s Party
Stlla
Binstia
Yahya Han
Dev
India
Dr Frank Covért Jean, UNC science chair, dies in California
Dr Frank Covért Jean former UNC division of science chairman died in California on December 1 from pneumonia and complications. Memorials directed to the Frank C Jean Memorial Scholarship for Science Majors at the University of Northern Colorado. He was born June 21 1881 in Plattsmouth Nebraska and educated at the University of Nebraska where he earned degrees in 1908 1917 1925. He taught in Nebraska and came to Greeley in 1921 retiring in 195? He helped shape science education and coauthored science textbooks with Harrah and Hetman. He is survived by his wife Mabel Hengock.
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Division ‘of Science
University of Northern Colorado
California
Cistion
Iowa
Mabel Hengock
Jean
Wesley Palms
San Diego
Plattsmouth
Neb
York
Mbege Preparatory Departit
University of Nebraska
Greeley
E. 0. Harrah
Fred J
Hetman
Dean
Frank C. Jean
Office of Financial Aids
Frasier 101
Funeral Mass for David Perez Requiema at Our Lady of Peace
Funeral services for David Perez Requiema are set for 11 am Friday at Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church. Interment follows at Evangels Cemetery. Adamson Mortuary handles arrangements. The 74 year old retired railroad laborer died Sunday at Weld County General Hospital. Survived by wife Tomasa Perez two brothers Lipa and Elisio Perez of Laredo Texas three grandchildren and two great grandchildren.
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Davin Perez
Zave, Mutaned
Tomasa Sperez
Drother
Lupe Peres
Kyla Perez Ibullir
Laredo
Tex
Jehshiren
Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church
David Perez
Hth Ave
Evang’ S
Adamson Mortuary
Perez
Lrborer
Weld County General Hospital
Tomasa Perez
Lipa
Elisio Perez
Texas
Danish-born Idaho Springs man dies at 73
John Jensen of 1528 Wall Street Idaho Springs died Tuesday at Weld County General Hospital after a 3 1 2 week stay. He was born Copenhagen April 23 187? served in the British Navy in World War I and came to the United States in 1925 working as a building piperintercent for Pure Oil in Mirada and Texas. He lived in Idaho Springs since 1910 and was in contracting before retirement. Surviving: his wife, four children and four grandchildren.
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Wall St
Idaho Springs
Weld County General Hospital
Copenhagen
Denmark
United States
Mirada
Texas
Mee
Olsdys Matthews
Lolerinsat
Costedery
Fay Leaner
Bayh Upset As Proxmire Comes Out for Rehnquist
Senate debate over the Rehnquist confirmation continues as Sen. Willa Proxmire declares support, bolstering Sen. Bayh's opposition. Proxmire criticizes court politics while Bayh vows to block, citing obstruction and record questions amid filibuster talks.
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Rehnquist
John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington
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D-Wig
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Supreme Court
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Senate
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Carswell
Pennsylvania
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Blue Shield
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Blue Cross
Négota
Lagat
Jerry Pe
Ilivegan
Peters
Colorado
Blue Cross-Blue Shirk
Health Insurance’ Board
Colorado Gov Opposes State Nuclear Agency Plan
Governor John Love resisted a Colorado proposal to form a state Atomic Energy Commission. He said Rocky Flats should stay in the state but prefers the plant outside Colorado if possible, while endorsing safety measures. He doubts need for a state agency and relies on federal oversight and his scientific advisers.
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Denver
Colorado ‘Commission
John Love
Rocky Plats
Boulter
Colorado
Atomic Control Agency
Hubert Safran
Richard Lamm
Ite
Rio Blanco
Federal Atomic Energy Commission
State Health Department
Rocky Flats
Paper of Wealth
Love
Love Expects Budget Support From State Heads
Governor John Love said he expects department heads to back his executive budget before the Legislature Budget Committee. He noted departments were asked to submit two budgets outlining programs and new activities for assessment, with disputes referred to him.
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Denver
John Love
Love
VVAW seeks dismissal of parade charges in Denver
The Viet Nam Veterans Against the War ask a Denver court to drop charges against 43 protesters arrested during the Veterans Day parade on October 23. They contend the parade ordinances curtail free speech and assembly and that the permit denial was improper and arbitrary.
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Denver
Vietnam Veterans Against the War
Cmt
Police Department
Yvaye Maretiers
Smaldane Defense Begins Wed in Denver Trial
In Denver U S District Court the defense for Eugene Smaldane Sr begins after the prosecution rested. Smaldane, 69, faces gun possession by a felon tied to a April 1970 ice cream parlor shooting. Co-defendant Joseph Salardino, Wheat Ridge, awaits trial with delayed proceedings.
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Denver
U.S. District Court
Eugene Smaldane
Smaldane
Smaldone
Joseph Salardino
Wheat Ridge
Fred M. Winner
Salarding
Choir Picture Misidentified at First Congregational Church
The Lynn Bell Choir from the First Congregational Church was listed for a 16 a.m. Thursday event and an incorrect caption appeared in Tuesday’s Tribuna. The Women’s Society of Christian Service of the First Methodist Church will host a program, with choir members named and arranged for identification.
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Lynn Bell
Congregational Church
Women's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Tribuna
Evalyn
Meenla
Mary Elizabeth Oillesme
Lena
Winter
Mer
Sue Platz
CPUC Regulates Towing Firms With New Rules
The Colorado Public Utilities Commission issued rules requiring towing firms to obtain a PUC permit by January 1 and to display a filed rate schedule. The regulations cover safety, operations, and insurance while allowing vehicle leasing. Written tow orders for private property removals must be kept for months for owner inspection.
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Denver
Colorado Public Utilities Commision
PUC
Trout Death Hearing Ends
A day long Colorado hearing into a trout kill on the Rio Grande near Creede wrapped without a finding of responsibility. Officials cited evidence zinc from a drainage site as a可能 source though earlier testimony suggested boiler-origin contamination. About 1,000 rainbow and brown trout, some four pounds, were found dead downstream from Willow Creek after the spill. Willow Creek has long been barren due to mining activity nearby.
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Denver
Rio Grande
Willow Creek
Créede
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