Kodak plant plans defy boom and bust lore
Kodak officials dismiss Western boom talk as fantasy and insist on permanence. The Windsor facility near Rochester will produce paper products lithographic materials and chemicals with initial production beginning in fall and employment rising to about 1,000 by year end and 2,500 by 1973. Satellite industries are discouraged though research may attract others to northern Colorado sites.
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Jost Tignes Belle Tea
Mone
Kodak
Windsor
Rochester
Colorado
Bastian Kodak
Flag
Eastman
Cadak
George Eastman
Eastman Kodak
John Walsh
Kodak Park
Levome
Korisk
Welsh
Planned Parenthood chapter starts babysitting co op
Sacramento volunteers establish a babysitting cooperative to help worker mothers. Volunteer coordinator Terry Willis notes many volunteers in the clinic and interview section are young mothers unable to work regularly due to babysitting difficulties.
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Sacramento
Calif
Planned Parenthood
Terry Willis
Obituary for Lucille McDonald of Anaheim California
Lucille McDonald 43 of Anaheim California wife of Leland L. McDonald died Sunday in Aus twins. Born January 24 1920 in Greeley she married here June 6 1947. Survived by five sons two daughters two sisters and six grandchildren. Funeral Saturday Macy Alliot Drawing Room Linn Grove Cemetery with services pending.
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Lucila Dean i McDonald
S. Valley St
Anaheim
Calif
Leland L. McDonald
Austwins
Greeley
McDonalds
California
T the Congregational Church
Traiphters
Cherie Frazier
Ana- Ars
Rosalie Mullen
Jal Beach
James Melanald
Michael
Charles McDonald
Loth
Charles
Julia) Billings
Denver
Betty McConnell
Casper
Wyon
Duale Beck
Alas Verdes
Rere
Ww Am
Macy Alliott
Linn Grave
City Council Eyes South Plant Polishing and Costs
City officials discuss adding polishing treatment at the south sewage plant to replace or supplement rough treatment. Estimates place polishing at around 5,000 dollars, with Stearns Roger to calculate costs. City Manager Cruce to represent Ely at a Colorado Water Pollution Board meeting as the city pursues a 830,000 dollar federal grant for a regional lagoon plant east of town near Webster Feed Mills.
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Morfort
Keith Nherhardt
Stearns-Roger
Eberhardt
H. Crace
Cruce
Ely
Colorado Water Pollution Commission
Denver
Liaraceting
Jan
Hie
Nolies
Here
Webster
California Crash Liner Hit Marine Jet Says Surviving Officer
1st Lt. Christopher Schiess, sole survivor of a collision that killed 50, reports the commercial airliner struck the military F4 Phantom. The wreckage lies in a 2,000-foot gorge near the San Gabriel Mountains, 25 miles northeast of Los Angeles, with bodies recovered and a data recorder sent to Washington for analysis. Investigators from FAA NTSB Marine Corps Hughes Air West and others will remain up to two weeks at the site.
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Angeles
Christopher Schiess
Salem
Ore
Morley
Schiess
Hughes Air West
Air West
Duarle
San Gabris
Los Angeles
DCO
Los Angeles International
Fallon Navy Air Station
Nevada
el Toro Marine Corps Air Station
Calif
Federal Aviation Administration
Grand Junction Senator Pushes Mesa College State Takeover
Grand Junction Republican Sen. Chet Enstrom plans a 1972 drive to have Colorado take over Mesa College and turn it into a four year institution. A Baxter McDonald report backs feasibility and needed changes, with estimates of 1,000 to 2,000 potential four year students. Enstrom notes continued Higher Education Commission review as western Colorado braces for growth from shale coal and I 70 development.
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Denver
Sen
Chetenstrom
Grand Junction
Colorado
Mesa College
Enatrom
Cornell
Committee On Public Education
California
Con Tsulting
Baxter, McDonald & Co
Baxter
Grand Mesa’ State College
Commission On
t)Higher Education
Enstrom
Enstram
Colorado River Valley
Gunnison River Valley
Directions By Air In Dallas For Police Helicopters
Street names and numbers are painted on many Dallas building roofs to guide police helicopter pilots to specific spots for landing or staging. The markings improve rapid response during incidents and searches across the city.
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Dallas
Annual Police Bicycle Auction Set Saturday
The Greeley Police Department will hold its annual bicycle auction Saturday at 1 a.m. at the city yard in 1300 block A Street. Four dozen bicycles unclaimed for six months or more will be sold along with tires wheels and other parts. Funds from the auction go into the city's general fund.
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Greeley
Leo Malcom
Prague road death toll tops two thousand in 1969
Prague AP reports 70 977 road accidents occurred in Czechoslovakia last year. Two thousand people were killed and 9 332 seriously injured as CTK tallies show.
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Prague
C.T.K
Mitchell warns on securities theft harming public confidence
Atty Gen John N Mitchell testified before the Senate that spiraling thefts of securities by organized crime threaten the financial community and could erode public confidence in securities as investments and in market transactions. He noted his Wall Street background in making the point.
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Mark Brown
Associated Press
Washington {Ap
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Wall Street
Senate
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Philadelphia
Thefts Threaten Mitchell Declares Securities Crime Warning
Sen John L McClellan warns of rising securities thefts and counterfeiting in federal securities. He cites $2.8 million TBM stock certificates seized in Philadelphia and nearly $400 million in losses 1969 70. Mitchell urges tighter security and possible federal standards.
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Mitchell
Kennedy International Airport
Miami
Fle
Anchorage
Alaska
Securities and Exchange Commission
Postal Service
Insureance Company
Justice Department
Love Announces 18 Appointments on Colorado Boards
Governor John Love issued 18 appointments to state boards and commissions in Denver. Richard K. Love of Littleton was named to the Passenger Tramway Safety Board. Stephen D. Bradley of Boulder reappointed to the board representing the skiing industry. Also named were four to the Mining Industrial Development Board: Charles H. Carlton, Harold C. Ballard, Charles S. Butler, and Max E. Coats. John A. Reeves of Glenwood Springs and Joe Lake Jr. of Steamboat Springs filled unexpired terms. Ground Water Commission appointments went to Hay Ingle Jr. of Walsh and Donald Richardson of Wiggins. Leonard J. Litvak and Samuel Lombard were named to the Colorado Beal Board for terms through 1975. Franklin C. Eddy was named to the State Board of Examiners of Water Well and Pump Installers. Dr. Donald A. Ostwald was appointed to the State Board of Veterinary Medicine for five years. Four people joined the board of directors for Three Lakes Wales and Sanitation District, serving until 1974 or 1978.
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Denver
John Love
Richard K. Love
Littleton
Passenger
Stephen d. Bradley
Boulder
Richard Loves
Colorado Motor Vehicle Division
Mining Industrial Development Board
Charles H. Carlton
Colo
John A. Reeves
Glenwood Springs
Arthur C. Hrtanger
Onray
Joe Lake Jr
Steamboat Springs
Kaward B. Walker II
Englewood
Love
Reeves
Lake
Hay Ingle, Jr
Walsh
Donald
Richardson
Wiggins
Ground Water Commission
Ingle
Lyman Weight
Monte Vista
John Cuykelijdall
Roggen
Leonard J, Litvak
Packer
Colorado Beal Board
Joseph D. Pepper
Samuel Lombard
Purveyors
Robert L. Norton
Franklin C. Eddy
Moffat
Fort Morgan
Donald A. Ostwald
State Board of Veterinary Medicine
Wyral D. Stauffer
Arvada
Three Lakes Wales and Sanitation District
Granby-Grand Lake
Gordon Hoffman
Grand Lake
Samuel M. Haszelhart
Frank
W. Jones
Jakewood
Richard J. MacCornack
Reserved Seats For Fireworks At Independence Stampede
The Independence Stampede Rodeo Committee announces bigger Fourth of July fireworks. Reserved box seats in the main grandstand and first four rows of the north grandstand go on sale, with 500 seats available. Proceeds fund a longer, brighter display while general admission remains free. Tickets priced at 1.40 dollars for box seats and 1 dollar for north grandstand seats. purchase at Chamber of Commerce or by mail to Box Co, Greeley 8063.
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Rodeo Grounds
Chamber of Commerce
Box Co
Greeley
Miniature Sets Price Record At Christie's London
A tiny portrait sold for 156240 dollars at Christie's breaking a world price record for miniatures. Painted in 1605 by Isaac Peter Oliver, the work was bought by an unnamed British buyer, with the Earl of Derby selling it as part of a broader auction. Two other Oliver miniatures also sold, including a self portrait and a portrait of Sir Francis Drake, both heading to the National Portrait Gallery.
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London
Isaac Peter Oliver
Christie’s
Earl of Derby
13Th Earl of Derby
Horace Walpole
Call
Oliver
Ifeaneis Drake
Icholas Hilliard
Nicholas Hilliard i Bart
National Portrail Gallery
Sotheby’s
Hans Holbein the Younger
Navy Fliers Escape Crash Over Atlantic
Navy F4 Phantom crash near Virginia Beach ends with all occupants rescued after plunging into the Atlantic about 50 miles east of Kitty Hawk North Carolina. They were plucked from the water 25 minutes later by a Navy helicopter.
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Virginia Beach, Va
Killy 2
N.C
Hinhurt
Ranchers deny knowledge of poison bait in eagle deaths
Casper AP report says Wayne Sanford and William Mills of Mills Livestock Co. near Alcora Lake disavow any use of thallium bait after an antelope carcass tied to the case was found. Federal investigator Charles Lawrence cited the landowners as unaware, with Sanford insisting no thallium was ever allowed on the property.
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Casper
Wyo
Here
Wyoming
Wayne Sanford
William Mills
Mills Livestock Co
Alcora Lake
Charles Lawrence
Lee
Sanford
Peoria Names New City and County Health Director
Dr. Hugh Rohrer of Colorado Springs Colorado was appointed Peoria s city and county health director Monday. He previously directed the El Paso County Health Department in Colorado Springs. The post paying 36000 yearly had been vacant since the death of Dr. Fred Lang in April 1976.
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Peoria
Hugh Rohrer
Colorado Springs
Colo
Rohrer
el Paso
Fred Lang
Boulder Man Committed to State Hospital
Tur gen Dena a 22 year old Boulder man was ordered committed to the state hospital by District Court Judge John Barnard after a Feb 11 incident in which Officer Larry Williams was wounded in the leg. Williams, who was off duty five weeks, had responded to a call about a threatened death by action.
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Boulder
Oslo
Turgen Dena
Disl
John Barnard
Connecton
Feb
Dena
Barnard
Larry Williams
Williams
Student awarded travel funds for walking to classes
LA JUNTA Colo AP A hearing officer of the Colorado Board of Social Services ruled that a student enrolled under the federal Work Incentive Program at Otero Junior College is entitled to travel expenses for walking eight blocks each way to daily classes. The student, upset at receiving no transportation money while peers with longer commutes were reimbursed, sought $50 per month with Rural Legal Services backing the complaint against the Otero County Welfare Department.
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LA Junta
Colo
Colorado Board of Social Services
Oeters Junior College
Coloraty Rural Legal Services
Otero County Welfare Department
Welfare Department
In Memory of Darle an Fritvier Passed Away
A memorial note expresses love for Darle and Fritzler, two years since passing. The message honors her strength, courage, and enduring bond with family, noting sorrow and longing from a grieving mother and friends.
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Fritzler
Darle An
Fritvier
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