05 Jan 1976
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1976
Page
1
President Ford signed a proclamation Saturday ending the $2-a-barrel tariff on imported crude oil, arguing the energy conservation bill already enacted makes it unnecessary. The measure aims to curb consumption by letting prices rise gradually, though Ford had sought a broader national energy program.
The Colorado Supreme Court declared the state obscenity law unconstitutional and criticized a U S Supreme Court decision for applying a new standard to identify obscene material. It found the ruling provided no clear guidance on local community standards and whether boundaries align with state county or municipal lines.
Colorado Territory reports from 1876 mention Woodbury Willer and Wymen returning from the Black Hills after about a month with cold weather and riches hoped for. An ad promotes Dr Sage's Catarrh Remedy to curb odor and discharge. The scarlet fever affects school attendance. Erie builds a $500 jail in the county, Weld County boasts three jails, and the eclipse is reported as a success. The largest carillon cited is the Laura Spehman Rockefeller Memorial Carillon at Riverside Church, New York.
Five firearms and other items were taken from the garage of Johnny Cruz at 1745 90th St Rd as police said a would-be thief pried at the back door but forced entry. Items valued at 824 dollars included a .22 rifle a 270 rifle a pair of binoculars two pistols a caliper plate and a cassette tape player radio.
Weld County officers issued a summons Saturday for assault and menacing to Steve M. Pacifico, 21, of 1705 30th St., connected with a New Year’s Eve incident at After the Gold Rush in south Greeley. Brian Jontt of 1839 Wth Ave reported the employee of the bar threatened him.
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