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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1972
Page
16
The National Weather Service offered a playful radar note on Wednesday about Santa Claus, with a brief two line bulletin noting ducks reported over Fort Wayne and a distant southbound path four miles northeast of the city, creating a light weather wire moment.
Washington reports farm production costs climbed from 26.1 billion dollars in 1959 to 44 billion dollars, a nearly 70 percent increase, reflecting growing expenses across the sector.
The FBI report shows firearms used in 65 percent of murders in 1971 and 25 percent of aggravated assaults. Handguns accounted for 51 percent of murders that year. Since 1966 firearm murder use rose 75 percent and firearm assaults 109 percent.
The venomous lyre snake can kill a bat or a lizard in a few minutes, but is not dangerous to man.
Bing Crosby and family host a sixth annual Bell System Family Theater special at 7 pm on NBC channel 4. Sally Struthers Edward Villela and David Hartman join for caroling and a staged visit to a school and Crosby home, with classic carols and a humorous nod to Scrooge.
The British liner Queen Elizabeth carries 2,239 passengers and is described as the largest passenger boat.
Top Kennedy Space Center in Florida attracts over a million visitors in 1971 and projects about 1.25 million in 1972, signaling the site as a leading tourist draw and spaceflight landmark.
A.B.A. President Robert W. Meserve urges innovative legal aid models to help those who cannot afford lawyers. Bar associations test prepaid plans similar to insurance, with monthly dues or premiums, aiming to spread legal costs. Over 2,000 plans are being trialed nationwide, including a pilot by the Bar Association of Shreveport.
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