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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
10
A fire damaged five shops including a parlor, beauty salon, barber shop, cleaning shop, and an insurance office between a supermarket and a drug store. Firemen controlled the blaze within an hour.
Hal Boyle dissects political double talk with witty examples, translating each quoted line into its real meaning. The piece lampoons campaign rhetoric, mudslinging, and evasive boasts, concluding that double talk defines politics.
A Pershing missile lifted from Green River Utah and landed safely at White Sands Missile Range New Mexico. The launch marked the eleventh of a 20 round spring series with another flight planned Thursday afternoon. The unit aboard temporary duty at Utah will be replaced by Seventh Army forces in Europe later.
Colorado's Department of Highways declared June 2 as Tidy Tuesday to pick up roadside litter. Director Charles E. Shumate will deploy 1,300 employees statewide to clean roadsides, urging groups and individuals to join via local maintenance offices. The effort provides state patrol protection and warning signs for group work, part of a $658,022 cleanup program from the past fiscal year.
A shopping center fire in Shaw Heights Denver destroyed five businesses and damaged two others early today. Firefighters, who faced a blast in a cleaning shop, reported no injuries as the flames were brought under control. The destroyed firms included a pizzas parlour.
A Red Cross sponsored baby sitting clinic in Colorado trains girls to provide child care, first aid, and hygiene while aiding family income. The program includes literature, playtime, safety, referrals, and part time opportunities. Registration through WIRS offices with United Way funding.
Parents and residents of School District Six in Greeley are invited to Thursday evening open discussions with Superintendent Kenneth Ripple. The program runs 7 to 9 p.m. in Ripple’s office at 811 Sixth Street, addressing budget items, building needs, curriculum, and school problems over coffee.
A Granada man, Thomas Lightner, 52, died when his car went out of control on a curve and overturned in a barrow pit, 81 miles east of Granada. State patrol said he suffered head and chest injuries. the death was Colorado's 265th of the year, compared with 219 a year earlier.
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