Weld County 4-H Invitational Dog Trial results
Forty two competitors from Wig Wags and other clubs in Colorado vied at Island Grove Park Weld County for sub novice novice graduate novice open and showmanship divisions. Top placers included Marcia Johnson Park County Dog Club Bailey Anne Hassad Wig Wags Stacy Roach Kathy Stephenson and others with judges listed.
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Thou Hardin
Englewood
Robet
Tom Roach
Greeley
Wig Wags Dog Club
var-Chuck Hemstrut
Arvada
Poudre Valley
Subnavier
Noevice
Gilcrest Dog Club
Cipated
Weld County
Island Grove Park
Marcia Johnson
Park County Dog Club
Bailey Anne Hassad
Wig Wags Dog
Stacy Roach
Wig Wags
Kathy Stephenson
Clover Valley Dog Club
Fort Collins
Debbie Herold
Canine Capers Club
Denver
Clyde Johnson
Park
Gail Gillespie
Susan Hassed
Richard Culbertson
Anne Hassed
Ial
Army blamed for unsafe nerve gas storage at Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Washington AP report says the Army stores nerve gas bombs in sunlit areas at Colorado's Rocky Mountain Arsenal near Denver. Brotzman demanded immediate action after noting the Army ignored June 25 NAS recommendations to cover the bombs. He warned July and August pose greatest danger and criticized repeated briefing sessions and delays in disposal plans.
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Washington
Colorado
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Denver
Brotzman
National Academy of Sciences
Academy
Army
New Jersey
Set
Brolaman
Wouldn't Miss Lunar Show Nixon Says Wouldn't Miss Lunar Show
Washington AP reports that President and Mrs. Nixon will stay up to watch Neil Armstrong step onto the moon. Mrs. Nixon said she would not miss the event and praised the Apollo 11 launch as beautiful and prayerful.
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Washington
Neil A. Armstrong
Nixon
Today in History highlights and global notes
Today July 18 1969 marks the date of historical events from Rome’s great fire to revolts in Syria. It notes Castro’s attempts, naval deaths, racial violence in 1914, Eisenhower backing Nixon, and a Japan gold find at Chitose mine near Sapporo.
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Associated Press
Histor
Rome
Nero
Syria
Fidel Castro
Manuel Urrutia Lie
I Ope
Caren
Pepeyer
Navals
Jhero
John Paul Jones
Jari
Paris
New York
U.S. Army
Signal Corps
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Sapporo
Japan
Chitose
Hokiaido
Treaty and transnational plan aimed at St Lawrence Seaway
A fragmented historical note covers a 1932 treaty between the United States and Canada to develop the St Lawrence River into a seaway and power project amid later references to transatlantic flights, the 1944 Democratic convention nominating Franklin D Roosevelt for a third term, and a 1963 governmental action. The text is garbled with several misreadings and missing segments.
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United States
Canada
St. Lawrence River
Tier Douglas Corrigan
Cor
Crane Co gains control of CFGI stock in exchange offer
New York AP reports Crane Co now holds a controlling stake of CFGI stock after an exchange offer expired at 6 pm Tuesday. Crane, a diversified firm with about 168 million gross sales near 410 million, announced no major management or operational changes at CFGI, which centers plans in Pueblo, Colorado.
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NEW York
Grid Wedoosdiger
Denver Oil Gre Steel Corp
Crane
Cr&t
D.C. Fabiani
Cf&t
Heart Fund Receives Over 37 Million from New York Americans
The Heart Fund reported contributions from New York Americans totaling more than 37.7 million dollars in 1968. The sizable donation underscores strong local support for cardiovascular research and patient care during the year.
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New York
The
Heart Fund
Marriage Licenses Issued for Several Couples
Thomas Dale Olson of Rocky Ford and Chalene Marie McLain of Eaton. Manuel Hinojos of Greeley and Maria Lopez of Fort Morgan. Beecher Sten Jr. and Patricia Ann Finn, both of Greeley. John Hodson Martindale and Shirley Bell Yipping, both of Windsor.
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Thomas Dale Olson
Rocky Ford
Chalene Marie McLain
Eaton Manuel Hinojos
Greeley
Maria Lopez
Fort Morgan
Dah Beecher Sten Jr
Patricia Ann Finn
John Hodson Martindale
Shirley Bell
Windsor
Britain Opens Ten New Universities in Ten Years
In the past decade Britain has opened ten new universities, expanding higher education access. The developments reflect policy aims to boost regional growth and broaden student opportunities across the country.
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Britain
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Russell Stover
Gilbert
Westview
Hillside
11Th Ave
Crane Co
CFGI
Jenn
Greeley and
LeSalla
Lasalle
Soa
Caprice
Impala
Chevelle
Chevy II
Chevrolet Trucks
Dean Bachenberg
Joe Ruibal
Xerhinaay
Bruge Tarrant
Joe Shirey
Ghris Ehlers
Bill Powers
Morton
8Th Ave
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