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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1971
Page
4
West Germany debates abortion law as Justice Minister Jahn seeks reform to permit legal abortions when a doctor and an independent expert find danger to mother or child. Chancellor Brandt's coalition faces pressure from activists and some partners to legalize all abortions in early pregnancy.
A Linzer Torte recipe from an Austrian context blends tradition with modern home cooking. The detailed instructions cover almond mix, lemon vanilla, dough division, jam filling, lattice crust, and baking steps, yielding a nutty berry-filled dessert suitable for festive or everyday occasions.
First National Bank announces a Student Marketing Advisory Group of five UNC students Craig Pulliam John Hull Cathy Clough Ron Martinez and Dave Warble plus three Alms students Dennis Schoger Nenee Berdadou and Jack Case. The bank hopes the group improves direction rapport with loyal students and marketing officers say the advisory approach is ideal. The concept was announced after a national Bank Marketing Association convention.
Williams explains a plan to assemble a group from the University of Northern Colorado and Paris-French exports to improve campus relations and understanding. Poultry meat exports rose to 28,089 tons in 1970 from 14,987 tons in 1969, with the Soviet Union receiving much of the increase, about 11,072 tons.
The Greeley Senior Citizens plan a one day Christmas bazaar Thursday from 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. in room 203 east wing of the Recreation Center. Items include decorations, needlework, baked goods, white elephant gifts and more. Lunch service from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the recreation center snack bar. Proceeds benefit senior activities. public admission.
A Denver couple files a civil suit in district court claiming two city patrolmen shot at their pickup camper on August 11, causing emotional and physical damages to the Applegran family, seeking 10 000 dollars each from the patrolmen or the city.
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