Governor Love Likely to Veto Rio Blanco Gas Test
Colorado Governor John Love signaled a likely veto of the Rio Blanco project to detonate nuclear devices for stimulating natural gas in the Piceance Basin. He cited feasibility doubts and possible conflicts with oil shale development and asked Interior for guidance before deciding whether to cancel the contract, sparking reactions from CER Geonuclear Corp. and Equity Oil Corp. as partners insist on continuing discussions.
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Denver
Colorado
John Love
Atomic Energy
Piceance
Love
U.S. Department of Interior
Department
Herbert Grier
CER Geonuclear Corp
Grier
Bovernor
CER Geonuclear and
Equity Oil Corp
Sadat orders military prep for new year war plan
Beirut report cites A Nahar saying Egyptian President Anwar Sadat ordered the armed forces to prepare for a resumption of war with Israel within six months. The move aims to break the Middle East deadlock and pressure the Soviet Union to supply offensive weapons, restoring Cairo-Moscow ties.
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Lebanon
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
Israei
Middle East
A Nahar
Inday
Sadat
Cairo
New Zoo Review Delights Washington Children at Party
The annual Christmas party for children of Washington diplomats featured The New Zoo Review. For 20 minutes, Henrietta Hippo Freddie the Frog and Charlie the Owl led 519 invited youngsters in singing, clapping and jumping exercises in the Hast Ballroom. First Lady Pat Nixon praised the children and their parents for representing countries worldwide.
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The
New Zoo Review
Henrietta Hippo
Freddie the Frog
Charlie the Owl
Hast
Pat Nixon
Hospital initiates health education center study in Colorado
Weld County General Hospital launches a one year feasibility study to create a community based health education system. The project is funded by a $40,000 grant from the Colorado Wyoming Regional Medical Program and matching funds. The goal is to improve health care delivery through expanded education, services, and interhospital links.
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Weld County General Hospital
Colorado
Colorado-Wyoming Regional Medical Program
CWRMP
Richard H. Stenner
Stenner
University of Colorado Medical Center
Denver
Sheldon D. Brooks
Greeley
Brooks
Thomas A. Nicholas
Greeley Hospital
Grand Junction
Nicholas
St. Mary's Hospital
Utah
U.S. Department of Health and Welfare
CWAMP
Wyoming
Colorado Angus steers head to Japan feedlot test
187 Colorado Angus steers depart by air for Japan in an experimental effort to supply Far East feedlot cattle. The shipment from Premier Breeding Center near Rennett, Colorado, weighs 450 to 550 pounds and marks a notable cross ocean ranching trial involving Premier Beet Cattle Corp of Mowlerville, Michigan.
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Colorado
Japan
Denver
Eest
Premier Breeding Center
Rennett
Colo
Premier Beet Cattle Corp
Mowlerville
Mich
Colorado Department of Agriculture
Gerry Hurter
Michigan Parerl
Casperman leaves $1.3 million to CU
The University of Colorado receives a $1.3 million gift from the Casper, Wyoming estate of John C. Warkley. Half funds are aimed at a civil engineering lab and equipment for instruction. Warkley, a CU football tackle in 1909 10 11, died Nov. 12 at 85. his wife Mayzel Harrison died in 1970. The regents also named the Clare Small Building for the women’s gymnasium, honoring Miss Small who led women’s physical education from 1919 to 1957.
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University of Colorado
John C. Warkley
Casper
Wyo
Colorado
CU Board of Regents
Warkley
University
Civil Engineering Department
Arizona
Michigan
Cheyenne
Lou
Mayzel Harrison
Pueblo
Wallace Pranz Fiske
Santat Fe
N.M
T He Regents
Clare Small
Physical Education Department
Small
Newton Highlands
Mass
Australia approves 3340 tons uranium export deal
Canberra approves export of 3340 tons of uranium oxide to Europe and Japan valued at 52.3 million dollars for a one year period in 1975.
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Canberra
Europe
Japan
First Daughter Married in White House in 1820
Marie Monroe, daughter of President James Monroe, wed Samuel Gouveneur on November 5 1820 in the White House, marking the first White House marriage of a president's daughter.
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Marie Monroe
James Monroe
Samuel Gouveneur
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