Moscow aloof to Nixon China trip sparks mixed reaction
The Soviet Union and its European allies react with hostility or guarded restraint to President Nixon and China. Polish, Czechoslovak, and Bulgarian papers view the meeting as anti-communist or a political stunt, while Yugoslav and Belgrade outlets caution about shifts in East West relations. Some press warn of Machiavellian moves by Beijing as Moscow seeks to normalize ties with Washington and Asia.
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Colorado Open Records Law Sparks Debate Over Superintendent
Colorado lawmakers face a heated dispute as a five-person state panel backed keeping Dr. Charles Meredith as superintendent of Colorado State Hospital despite a grand jury call for his dismissal. Gov. Love announced acceptance of the report and closed the case while arguing open records rules are complex and sometimes secret. The Rocky Mountain News pushed for full disclosure, prompting questions about public access to personnel files and penalties for refusals.
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4 H Club Meeting Plans and Banquet Reports
The Ashton Home Economics 4 H Club held its last regular meeting at Mrs Art Briggs home where junior leaders selected names for the 1972 demonstration teams and discussed secret pals. The group planned a Hidden Valley trip and reviewed clothing unit requirements. In Island Grove Park the Severance 4 H Club held an achievement banquet with speeches on 4 H impact and the Washington D C citizen trip. Awards were presented by local leaders and guests included families and community members. The Greeley Junior Homemakers met at Pam and Stephanie Kopitz home to discuss project plans and demonstrations with Gwen Huilt and Miss Sweetzig presenting procedures. Refreshments were provided by the hostesses. Paul McCartney released Give Ireland Back to the Irish in Ireland as a response to Northern Ireland tensions, banned in Britain and to be aired in Ireland amid restrictions on some rebellions.
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Failing Winter Wheat Crops Concerning Top Soviet Leaders
Washington AP dispatch notes the Farmers Home Administration approved loans and a grant for Yampa and Arriba Colorado to build sewage facilities, amid winter crop losses tied to frosts and snow absence. Soviet leaders held a high level meeting with agriculture experts to plan spring sowing and livestock development as winter wheat faltered and imports may rise.
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