Nixon suspends meat quotas for 1973 to curb price rise
President Nixon suspended meat import quotas for 1973 to halt rising supermarket prices. Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz said prices may not fall immediately but the move aims to stabilize costs, with foreign share rising to about 8 percent and total meat supply seen up by three percent, mostly from domestic production. He cautioned that no other steps were decided and noted the action targets a short term shortage.
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Agrculture
Obituary notices for Vinnie Attebery and Ruben Marple
Obituary notices report the deaths of Vinnie Attebery of Greeley at 85 after a week in Weld County General Hospital and Ruben Marple of Carnas Washington state area with service details in Camas, Oregon. Surviving relatives, burial plans, and church or union affiliations are listed for both.
Deaths and Funerals Obituaries
Vionie Attebury of 1404 7th St Greeley died with arrangements to be announced. Jacob Konig of 1309 6th St is survived by numerous children including Helen Schliske Ben Konig Gus Konig Dorothy Brewster Emily Brillbart Freda Wellman Elsie Hignett Jatin Basin Mary Kent and Dollie Qolsan with 24 grandchildren 61 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren. Services will be held at 1 30 p m Wednesday at Sunset Memorial Gardens burial following Interment.
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Robert
Helen) Schliske
Cheyenne
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Graver
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Dorothy) Brewster
Pocatello
Idaho
Floyd
Emily) Brillbart
Chula Vista
Calif
Charles
Freda) Wellman
Jatin
Elsie) Hignett
Beaumont
Tex
Bryan
Martha) Ison
Basin
Wyo
Raymond
Mary) Kent
Peetz
Dollie Qolsan
Adamson Memorial Chapel
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Denver Allows Hare Krishna Solicitations at Airport
Denver city officials reached an agreement with Hare Krishna members to permit solicitation in portions of Stapleton International Airport while a court case on the right to solicit proceeds. The arrangement bars requiring airport permits under new ordinances until the U.S. District Court ruling, aligning with First Amendment religious rights claimed by the group.
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Stapleton International Airport
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American Civil Liberties Union
Ralph Rhodes
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Paul Hentzell
Kelp Grows Fastest Plant In San Diego Study
In San Diego California scientists report kelp once 20 feet long grows more than two feet daily outpacing other plants. The finding highlights kelp’s rapid growth rate and potential ecological impact along coastlines.
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Thieu Prepares to Concede if Hanoi Recognizes Separate State
Saigon based Tin Song reports President Thieu would drop demands for North Vietnamese withdrawal if Hanoi recognizes South Vietnam as a separate state. Giap counters, affirming resolve to fight for liberation and reunification. US backs South Vietnam stance on two Vietnams.
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Mass shoplifting reported in local store
Night clerk Carol A Kistler of Seven Day Food Store 1102 9th St reported about 25 to 30 teenagers from a school bus staged a mass shoplifting at 9 30 p m Thursday They loaded wristwatches shotgun shells smoked meat and more totaling about 30 17 in value before boarding the bus and leaving.
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Kodak Windsor plant to start guided tours
Kodak Windsor plant announces a public tour program at its Eastman Kodak Colorado Division facility southeast of Windsor. Tours run every Tuesday and Thursday at 10 am starting January 4, lasting about two hours, with bus rides through the 400 acre site. Visitors may observe manufacturing processes and receive souvenir leaflets. Groups over 15 require advance arrangements. Minimum age is 12.
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Ex-husband objects to Bonfils will in probate court
Edward M. Davis, divorced a year earlier by Helen G. Bonfils, petitions Denver Probate Court claiming the divorce was void and he remains her lawful husband and sole heir, as 12 others filed objections after her death. He alleges Post employees sought to destroy the marriage and dissipate her estate.
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Greeley woman injured in two car accident
Dorothy L. Brandt a 43 year old Greeley resident was injured when her car was rear ended by a pickup driven by Jae Lee Burbach of Kersey on the U S 85 by pass. Brandt received contusions and was treated and released from Weld County General Hospital. Damage to the two vehicles totaled 2300 dollars.
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Dorothy L. Brandt
Grand Teton Rd
Jae Lee Bur
Eight County Patrol Accidents Include Livestock Collision
Weld County patrol logs eight accidents on Thursday with no human injuries. A sheep and a cow were struck. the sheep died, cow may be destroyed. Notable crashes include autos driven by Gregory Thomas Zack of Ault, Ray Carl Wake of Greeley, Phillip Macs of Brighton, Virginia Lee Packer of Fort Lupton, John Henry Delventhal Jr. of Brighton, Wilbert LeRoy Wiedman of Fort Collins, and Alexander Roth of Eaton. Estimated damages totaled about $4,000 across incidents along Colorado 14 and County Line Road near Greeley and Ault.
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Colorado
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Greeley
William McGinley
Ray Carl Wake
Wake
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Harold Payne
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Fort Colling
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Eaton
J. L. Swonckl
Burglars Hit Two Greeley Homes This Week
Police report two Greeley homes were burglarized during the Christmas season. Henrietta Litz at 2115 4th Ave. lost $100 cash and car keys after a broken door lock. Kay Harnden at 1412 16th Ave. had $85 worth of Christmas gifts stolen from under the tree, with no forced entry noted. A clock radio, three sweaters, three shirts, a cigarette lighter, and a watch were also taken.
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Henrietta Litz
4Th Ave
Kay Harnden
16Th Ave
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