Right to Die Mercy Plea Heard in Montana
Joyce M Franks of Alberton urged the Montana constitutional convention to enshrine a right to die for the incurably ill. She described her 86-year-old father's merciful death wish amid his long suffering, urging a medicated death option. The proposal, backed by Delegate Robert L Kellter, seeks individual death rights beyond extraordinary measures. The committee took no action, to resume consideration later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles S$. Johnson
Associated Press
Helena
Mont
Joyce M. Franks
Alberton
Senate
Franks
Manana
Rainie
Robert L. Kelleter
D-Billings
Three Changes To Be Made In Food Stamp Transactions
The USDA announces three changes affecting Colorado grocers in the food stamp program. A lighter orange 50-cent coupon replaces the current version, new card form redemption certificates will be read by computers, and cash for change will be eliminated. Changes take effect March 1 with retailers receiving details soon.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Marlin Garber
Southwest
USDA
Garber
Dissolutions of Marriage Filed in District Court
District Court records list numerous dissolution of marriage filings. Names include Mrs. Carolina P White of Pierce versus Richard E Lite with three children, Mrs. Mary Allee Willman of 6 W 2th Sb Rd against Delbert James Willman with five children, HIven H Schwisow of Rt 4 Eley against Evelyn Serpisow with three children, Maria F Arehibeque of St against David Archi ve with no children, Candélaria Consuelo Mez o Milliken against Jimenez in Jolordo, Terrance Colgan Jr Piattéville against Ethel Colgan with three children, Phyllis Rose Lawrence Eaton against Eugene Lawrence of Gill with two children, and Mrs Carol Lyn Fox of Salle against Steven Tracy Fox married Jan 16 1971 with two children.
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Carolina P. White
sPierce
Richard Elite
Firs
Norma
Jean - Weiss
Danala Ze Ray Weiss
Greeley
Mary Allee
Willman
Delbert
James Willman
Hiven H. Schwisow
Eley
Evelyn Serpisow
Grealey
Maria F. Arehibeque
David Archive
Colorado
Candélaria Consuelo Mez
Milliken
Jose’ Jimenez
Jorgdo
Jeorge
Terrance Colgan Jr
Piattéville
Ethel ¢ Colgan
Ore
Phyllis
Rose Lawrence Eaton
Eugene Lawence
Gill
Ault
Carol Lyn Fox
Salle
Steven Tracy Fox
4Th St
Maton
Crepe Cookers Debate City Rules in Berkeley
In Berkeley two crepe vendors Margaret Netfies and Jan Link argue over a city ordinance restricting peddling crepes from a van for more than five minutes. Police favor enforcement, while the women plead for flexibility. The council convened late at night, tasted crepes, and split five to one against the crepe makers’ position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berkeley
Calif
Margaret Netfies
Jan Link
Greeley Police Log Highlights Burglaries and Incidents
Police log entries show multiple incidents around Greeley including burglaries at Cleaners and a pharmacy, numerous accidents on U.S. 85 and local streets, a reported indecent exposure, an alarm at Zales Jewelry, and a suspected home trespass. Officers assisted with vehicle impounds, barking dog complaints, and a fence of alarms near businesses and residences. The Weld County General Hospital reported two illegally parked autos and a missing dog was returned to its owner.
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Humane Society
U.S
Byandath St
Municipal “Library
Ava
Weld County General Pital
Weld County General Hospital
10Th St
Fort Lupton
Zale's
Peterson
Greeley Wig Center
Ronald Robinson
Yeager
King Soopers
Kaufmann Bros. Construction
State Patrol
Don Herdman Named Assn. Vice President
Donald B. Herdman, president of Herdman Electric Co., was named vice president of the Rocky Mountains chapter of the National Electrical Contractors Association for 1972. Other officers installed include Harris Steele as governor George G. Bernzen as president Donald E. Lunnon as president elect and Carl M. Peterson as secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. Herdman
Herdman Electric Co
Rocky Mountains
National Electical Contractors Association
Harris Steele
George G. Bernzen
Donald E. Lunnon
Carl M. Peterson
Bills Slow Action In Colorado Legislature Thursday
AP report notes several topics introduced in Colorado Legislature on Thursday including a Department of Transportation and a School Foundation Act increase. Senate recessed under 20 minutes. House debated weather modification and transportation bills with sponsor details.
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Carl Hilliard
Associated Press
Denver
Gay
John Love
Colorado
Department of Transportation
Senate
House
De‘bate
Department of ‘Transportation
Les Fowler
Boulder
Fowler
Highways and Transportation Department
Austin Moore
R-Englewood
School Foundation
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Montana
Jad
Sion
Consumers Oil Company
Wome
Hitt Graham Dodge
Frank‘s Lead & Hatchery
Don Herdman
Assn
TAGMA
Tyner
Hedson
Rep
Phil Stonebra
Ker
R-Longmont
el Paso County
Arapahoe
Boulder County
Russell Stover
Gilbert Rexall
SUN
Krayga Day
United States
Canada
Puert
Kmart
SHARP
Ideal
Tare
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