Labor official Montgomery dies at 63 after polio battle
WASHINGTON AP Kerr ihe Montgomery 63 a former Labor Department regional attorney for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands died today at the Washington Medical Center after a long illness. He advised during legislation establishing Puerto Rico minimum wage and served in federal government since mid 1960s. Survivors include his widow Jane W Montgomery of Cotaiio PRL, a son Peter Wy of Sir. Paul Ming MI, two daughters Ann Lilly of Lexington KY and Jean L a nurse at the University of Puerto Rico, and seven grandchildren. A memorial service will be held in Washington with burial in Colorado. Contributions may be made to the American Legion or other memorial funds.
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Washington
Kerrihe
Montgomery
Labor Department i Or Y
Puerto
Jatinvstigs
I Luis Mayo
Puerto Rico
Labor Department
Jane W. Montgomery
Cotaiio
Ple
Sinai Hospital
Bilimate
Peter Wy
Sir. Paul, Ming
Ann M
Lilly
Lexington
Jean L
Aurse
University of Puerto Rico
Eramids
Haton
Colo
Memorial service notices for many relatives and local figures
Fragmented obituary notice listing multiple relatives including Charles Graywin of Greeley, Hilda Witkinson, Lonwis A. Gray, and others with varied locations in Colorado and California. Mentions Memorial Chapel and interment at Lion Grove Cemetery, with memorial gifts to United Hospice or local hospitals. States service Monday at Our Lady of Peace and references to arrangements under Believe Memorial Chapel.
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Ayum Charles CC
Chucks Graywin
Bortirh Ave
Greeluy
Retty Gray
Lion Grove
BOM
Marla G. Saner
Vioneo Lusdera
Evans
den Gowiles
Piacergilla
Calif
Our Lady Ne Peace
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries Notices of Obituaries and Arrangements
Obituary notices list numerous survivors including Martin Anderson and Ralph Anderson of Tempe Arizona, Raymond Anderson, Mrs. Herman Goblander, Mrs. John Chant Newcomb, Paul Sawderbot of Denver, and Lorenz of Independence Kansas among others. Services noted at Paton Chapel and Linn Grove Cemetery with interment at Win. Varying last names and relations reflect a multi-family memorial annonce with dates and locations in Colorado and nearby states.
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Anderson
Martin Anerson
Verh Street
Washand
Hilmie Anderson
Pather
Ralph Anderson
Tempe
Arizona
Raymond Anderson Ng
Rossel Anderson
Ene Fs
Wickwar Rites Set for Gloria Christi Lutheran Church
Alice Wickwar age 30 died Wednesday at Ward County General Hospital born January 13 1922 in Bird City Kansas married William Wickwar September 17 1942 in St Francis Kansas moved to Colorado in 1948 Survivors include husband son Kenneth D Wickwar daughters Cavendolyn Wickwar and Caroly J Sumnerton grandson Noel Todd Wickwar four sisters and one brother Funeral at Gloria Christi Lutheran Church with interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Memorial gifts may go to Gloria Christi Lutheran Church Friends may call at the mortuary Thursday evening or at the church after noon Friday.
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Alice Latelle Wickwar
Jatt
Ward County General Hospital
Bird Ily
Kan
William Wickwar
St. Francis
Colorado
Iehide
Kenneth D. Wickwar
Greeley
Cavendolyn Wickwar
Caroly J. Sumnerton
Bath
Sunset Mermorial Gardens
Gloria Christi
Martin Anderson dies after long life of service in Greeley
Martin Anderson born June 9 1884 in Eskeburg Sweden died early Thursday at Weld County General Hospital. He immigrated to Greeley in 1901 and worked banking electrician and hospital orderly before farming. He married Hilma Lagerstrom in 1918 and helped build and serve Swedish Baptist Church then First Covenant Church. He helped found Covenant Heights Bible Camp in 1943. Survivors include his wife and four sons among others.
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Jorn Martin Anderson
St. St
Weld County General Hospital
Anderson
Rislund
Eskeburg
Ostergatland
Sweden
Ant
Anders Johann Svensiin
Greatey
St. Luke's Hospital
Denver
Greeley
Hilma Rosella
Lagerstrom
Swedish Baptist Church
Fini
Covenant Heights Bible Camp
Destes Park
Ralph
Deaths and Funerals for Windsor Area Resident
Mortuary notice for Mickinan Thibert of Windsor with surviving wife Tiny and extended family including Margaret Templeton of Werle Pennsylvania and Lory Ferguson. Service Saturday at 2 00 pm at First United Methodist Church Windsor with interment at Tarkevian Cemetery Whitwire. Memorial gifts to the church memorial fund.
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Mickinan
Kor
Tiny
Angther
Rath
Margaret) Templeton
Werle
Mrante Sylvania
Alxtera
Mra
Lory Ferguson
Loys and
Mire
Arthur Carlson
FL Morgan
Ona Uurntier
Sickman
Te Collins
Nalph Woman
Greeley
Paturdey
First
United Methodist Chirai
Windsor
Whitwire
Giesick Mea dies in Weld County nursing home
Marie Giesick Mea born March 72 1892 in Ivatrk Russia immigrated to the United States about 1910 settling near Greeley Colorado. She married Josco Giesick Sept 2 in Greeley. He died Aug 23 14. The couple farmed in the Greeley area. Survivors include four daughters and many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Services 10 am Saturday at Mary Aliant Drawing Room. Interment Linn Grove.
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Maria Kalliritte Giesick
Weld County
Giesick
Tom Marchi
Ivatrk
Russia
United States
Greeley
Naried
Lo Jsco Giesick
Tovauy
la Greeley
Tial Tine
Glesick
St. John's United Church of Christ
Anette
Rechel Berens
Wort Collins
Les Mary
Gra
Ine Cramer
Denver
Hergert
la Salle
iSamiel
Raymond
Harvey
Walter
August Geisick
Crewley
Aliant
Linn Grove
Steel Official Sees EPA Auto Industry Aligning
Memphis recalls remarks by a U.S. Steel official citing growing EPA industry cooperation to resolve differences. He predicts improved business in the second quarter and favorable year ahead, noting import quotas as a restraint while urging expanded job programs including 100 Explorer posts to broaden career opportunities for disadvantaged youths.
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Memphis
Vent
Iail
U.S. Steel Corp
Automobile Industry
Movivenmental Protection Agency
G. Gotl
U.S
Gott
Montana ABM shutdown halts 1,200 jobs at project
The Montana ABM program near Conrad and Shelby ends with workers laid off and a $404,000 weekly payroll cessation. The suspension follows government treaty delays and labor disputes, ending heavy equipment operations and maintenance only. Local officials seek future work for the displaced workers.
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John Morrison
Associated Press
Holena
Mont
Montana
Edward Reewaleks
Conradoy Peter Kiewit Sons Co
Omaha
Neb
Mantha
Govern
Conterelors
Veowileki
Reownicki
Nixon
Russia
U.S
North Dakota
Iegion
D.C
Kzewsicki
Ikaha
Conrad
Rawenicki
Ryewnicki
Shelby
Kiewit
McGovern Denies Exceeding Broadcasting Spending Limits
McGovern denies overspending radio and television ad limits in California primary. Chestnut alleges a $146,000 media spend vs. $453,090 cap, while McGovern cites about $260,000 spent and claims the limit remains $460,600 with transfers from other states. Humphrey campaign lags financially as events unfold in Atlantic City and California rallies draw sizable crowds.
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Associated Press
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Cuorge Mellovera
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Wumphrey
Couni
McGovern
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Lumphrey
Cain
California
Ernelal
Humphrey
Afl-Cio
New Jersey
Atlantic City
West German police capture Baader gang mastermind
West Germany police detained Andreas Baader and other suspected Baader Meinhof gang members in a dawn raid on a Frankfurt apartment building. Baader, wounded in the confrontation, is linked to a wave of bombings and bank robberies. Police pressed the hunt for remaining members as border controls and security measures were tightened nationwide.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Andreas Baudler
Palicn
Baader
West Germany
Mrankfurt
Chelstihobieksiy
Dor
Baader Meinhot
Pany
Palkee
Uieye
Hans-Dine Nh Genschar
Jis
Firther
Vietnam
Raader
West Berlin
Abriku Mriabeg
Wes Ducwaste
Mra. Melahat
Palien
Nee Aserman
Hannesind Clyde
West
Cieriinys
EPA Approves Colorado North Dakota Air Control Plans
The EPA approved pollution control plans for North Dakota and Colorado, with questions remaining about Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming and Utah. Green said Colorado received a two year extension to meet auto emission standards, while North Dakota’s plan was fully approved. The EPA would monitor sulfur dioxide and asked states to bolster enforcement and monitoring capabilities.
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Diamvem
North Dakota
Colorado
Monetina
South Dakota
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
Fountaio
Pelantlate Hi
WPA
Wuia
Soni Dakota
REA
Ahi
EPA
Green
Nest of
Denver
Montana— Islands
San Isabel
Park, Lake, Chaffee
Toller
el Paso
Fremont
Puebla
Custer
Hucefano
Las Animas
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Larimer
Weld
Logan
Morgan
Washington
Yume
Phillips
Sedgwick
Fork Collins
Greeley Police Log Outlines Night of Incidents
Police log entries detail a string of daytime and night incidents including arrests for driving under the influence near 1800 block, burglary complaints at UNC and Bob Markley Volkswagen, property thefts, a broken auto window, stolen dogs, traffic issues, a missing child found at Park School, and multiple noise and disturbance reports.
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Yeagers
Jol Evans
UNC
Canaly
Park School
Jefferson School
Fem Reich
Jat
German Dates Consumers Spend Big at West German Bars
A study reports 16 million weekend visitors to Bonn and West German drinking establishments, spending about 38 million dollars. The pattern suggests strong tourism and nightlife activity in the region.
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Bonn
Glue Makers Urge Slower Antisniffing Law Steps
The Adhesive and Sealant Council representing 1, com panies asks states to carefully pace antisniffing laws amid claims mustard oil is ineffective and dangerous. It cites 42 sniffing tests in eight months of 1971 with only four glue related, 26 aerosols, 12 other substances, noting deaths from suffocation and accidents from hallucinations. The group opposes rapid bans and urges review before mandates on oral mustard or broad restrictions, while noting enforcement gaps and potential industry impact.
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John Stowell
Associated Press
Washington
Superman
Counscil
Fli
Indiana
New Jersey
Massachusetts
New York
Robert M. Stantie Gauincil
Congress
Atangel
Federal rules push fire resistant sleepwear for children
Washington AP report outlines phased U S mandating flame resistant sleepwear for children. First phase covers sizes 0 to GX with July implementation and warnings for noncompliance. a year later all sizes 0 to 6X must meet the standard or be banned from sale.
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Associated Press
Washington
Pater G. Pelevzan
Peterson
Commerce Department
Altor
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