Solon seeks to shield reporters from disclosure orders
Colorado Senate Democrat Rogovsek proposes a bill to shield news reporters from court orders to reveal confidential sources. He cites doctor patient and lawyer client protections and warns of a trend toward jailing reporters who refuse disclosure. The measure would be filed for the January session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Cold
Senate
Ray Kopoysek
D-Preblo
Colorado
Rogovsek
Legislative Drafting Office
Dro Op
Aglar Ag Tam
Kogovsek
State
Dunbar Rites Set Monday for Colorado Attorney General
Funeral services are planned in Denver for former Colorado attorney general Duke W. Dunbar who died Friday at a Denver hospital after a stroke. Born 1894 in Mount Sterling Wisconsin, Dunbar served as state attorney general from 1950 and held prior posts as assistant state attorney general and Denver city attorney. A governor lauded him as a remarkable figure in Colorado government history. Services Monday at 10:30 a.m. in Fairmount Chapel with private entombment at Fairmount Mausoleum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Fairmount Chapel
Fairmount Mausoleum
Danbar
Statehouse
Colorado
John Jane Friday
Dunbar
Love
Mount Sterling
University of Michigan Law School
Devil and St Nick visit UNC campus for St Nicholas Day
UNC foreign language students portrayed a devil and St Nick on campus Tuesday to honor St Nicholas Day. Professor Frank Keppeler explained the German Austria tradition where St Nick rewards good children with candy while the devil punishes the bad, acting in Kepner Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Nick Studies
St. Nicholas Way
Germany
Austria
University of Northern Colorado Foreign Languages Department
Devil
St. Nick
UNC
the Devil
University of Northern Colorado
Frank Keppeler
UNC Foreign Language Department
Securities division probes pyramiding violation in Denver
The Colorado State Securities Division investigates Mas ter Industries for possible unregistered securities tied to motivational products. Formerly Success Associates International, the firm faced a cease and desist order, lifted after abandoning using sales contracts deemed securities. The probe echoes the Dare to be Great pyramid scheme led by Glenn Turner, banned in the state. World molasses imports rose 13 percent in 1971 to 3.7 million tons, the United States importing most and Mexico exporting most.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn W. Turner
Stanley B. Hays
Master Industries
Success Associates International Inc
Success
Hays
Turner
United Nations
United States
Mexico
Idaho man indicted for carrying dynamite aboard plane
A federal grand jury indicted Ronald Lee Iwingworth of American Falls Idaho on a charge of carrying a dangerous material aboard an airplane over an incident dated November 19. The case stems from the alleged possession of dynamite before flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Ronald Lee Iwingworth
American Falls
Idaho
Oklahoma man held in Wyoming jail over phone threat
An Oklahoma man, JaVerne Stevens, 42, of Salina, Oklahoma, was arrested in Rock Springs and is held in Sweetwater County jail pending a U.S. magistrate hearing in Green River on an investigation into a threatening telephone call to the Interior Department in Washington. The FBI notes the case involves no direct threat to Secretary Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Springs. Wyn
Oklahoma
Sweetwater County
Secretary of the Interior
Washington, D.C
FBE
JaVerne Stevens
Salina
Okla
Rock Springs
James 0. Newpher
Stevens
U.S
Green River
Newpher
Rogers Cla. Morton
FBI
Stapleton International
Illingworth
United Air Lines
United
Des Moines
Alingworth
Pucatella
Idaho
Denver
Federal Aviation Administration
Frontier
Western Airlines
Andlingworth
Pueblo Battles New Strain Flu Epidemic
Pueblo reports thousands affected as health officials warn a new influenza strain is reaching epidemic stages. Schools show sharp attendance declines with no closures planned. a junior high notes 279 students absent. Throat cultures were sent to the State Health Department for analysis. Over 2,700 cases this year in city and county, nine times last year’s first ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo
Colo
State Health Department
Denver
U S jobless rate falls sharply in November
Washington reports the unemployment rate dropped to 5.2 percent in November the lowest in 27 months with 4.2 million unemployed. Employed total held at about 82.7 million while average hourly earnings stood at 3.73 dollars and weekly earnings edged down due to fewer hours worked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tabor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Aim
Reper
Hamilion
Herbert Stein
Nixon
Courtesl of
Stein
Lone gunman robs bank in Pueblo
A lone gunman robbed the Minnequa Bank of Pueblo on a Friday afternoon, escaping with an estimated 10 000 to 12 000 dollars. Bank official Bob Bureh said the thief entered with a large tackle box, demanded money from one teller, and left the scene after forcing him to the floor. The incident was filmed and police, aided by the FBI, described the suspect as a white male about 25, 130 to 170 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pueblo, Colo
Minnequa Bank of Pueblo
Bob Bureh
Bureh
FBI
No 104 Work with stores and telcos to recycle old directories
The notice describes collaboration with department stores and telephone companies to collect old directories and catalogs for recycling. It also mentions wild African dogs reaching speeds over a mile per hour and maintaining about 30 miles per hour for several miles.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Solon
First Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
Leslie L. Bowers
Christian Education
Mirs
Roberta Martin
Roger A. DeWitt
Helen M. DeWitt
Colorado Springs
Nick
Bob Waters
Dee
Frienglewood
Wyoming
Doug Kawakami
4Th Ave
T6th Avenue
10Th Street
Marvin H. Adams
Deanna Bleyle
Leon Miller
Charles W. McLain
John 4
Berry Nursery
Hleitoala
Hesteds
UOT Tb
Ravi
Lou Loa
MUR Cmt
Lim
Feds
Western Wear
Canvas Products
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!