Debt Ceiling Not Hiked House Panel Approves Limited Extension
The House Ways and Means Committee voted to extend treasury borrowing authority only briefly, signaling another debt ceiling review by late summer. Mansfield and DeMint expressed unease with administration plans, while Mills urged separate tax reform review.
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Wy Aslington
House
Ways and Means Commiitee
Treasury
Heise
Nixon
Senate
Am Sfield
Dhe
Hos
Mansfield
Ceasury
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Memorial lines for Gustafson Hanrey family notice
The notice lists relatives including Richard L. Travis and Mrs Hackle Mt, Bentson of Fiemington, Mrs Marlo p 4se, Amir ka, Markos S Travia, and C. Trav, with Lelia Solt and other survivors. It notes a memorial service at Fh bog a cemetery and invites friends to Latadon Hall for services and burial.
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Travis
Richard L. Travis
Aio i Yand
Eth ' Fy
Hackle
Bentson
Fiemington
Marlop
Amir Ka
Markos S Travia
Renkin
Wiame
C. Trav Wite
Lelia Solt
Art
Aleo
Xan Memorial
Tennent Fh
Boga
Latadon Hall
Adamsou Mart
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries Service Notice in Greeley
The notice lists Mrs Alice B Hirrel and relatives from Denver and Wheat Ridge with services at 2:46 PM Friday in the Dear Ing Room and burial at Lava fiove Cemetery. It requests memorials to First Baptist Church or Greeley Glipon society and mentions visitations at Moyiuary pot 2:N Fel 5 day. Mary Cree Hernandez of Greeley is noted as daughter and granddaughter, with Rosary at 6:23 PM Friday and interment at Our Lady of Penetathalle Cemetery.
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Binrell Mra
Alice B. Hirrel
Boneh Foetirament
Bs Halle
Benti
Birrell
Grecing
James Ht. Berrell
Denver
Vinecent
Lea Atengeles
M Tisabet Sirrell
Wheat Ridge
Slater
Kile
Greeley Glipon Society
Obituary: Mary Uruz Mernandez dies after long illness
Mary Uruz Mernandez, i1 year-old daughter of Mrs. Esmerlinda Wernahler of 1st Ave and Raul Hernandez of Maton, died late Wednesday at General Hospital in Denver after a six year illness. She was born in Greeley and attended Madison School. Survived by parents, three sisters, grandmother, and several uncles. Rosary Friday evening at Macy Allan Drawing Room, Mass Saturday at Our Lady of Peace, interment Eaton Cemetery Calif. Funeral services Saturday 10 am at Adamson Memorial Chapel.
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Mary Uruz Mernandez
Esmerlinda Wernahler
du 1St Ave
Raul Hernandez
Maton
Atmorade General Hospital
Denver
Greeley Peha
Mil
Madison School
Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church
Juanita ‘Labronn
Itose
Marie Labron
Sapapa Hernandez
Gustafson, 62, longtime Galeton farmer, dies in Greeley
Harry Gustafson Norry R Gustatson a retired farmer and Galeton resident died early Thursday at Wesl County General Hospital aged 62. He traveled from Burlington to Kansas in a covered wagon in youth, married Bertha Nead Sept 8 1912 at Palco Kan, moved to Galeton in 1927 and farmed until retirement in 1959 before settling in Greeley. His wife Bertha died Dec 15 1938. Survivors include daughters Mrs George Gish of Mort Morgan Mrs Chris Simpson of Van Nuys Calif Mrs Beebee Barney Johnson of Greeley and Mrs Veda Tejnee of Pasadena.
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Nirch Avenue Manor
Wesl County General Hospital
Wie
Taro
Burlington
Iowa
Kansas
Bertha Nead
Palco
Kan
Galeton
Greeley
Gustafson
Broadview Park
George Gish
Mort Morgan
Chris Simpson
van Nuys
Calif
Beebee
Barney) Johnson
Veda Tejnee
Pasadena
Richard Travis obituary notes service Friday in Greeley
Richard Travis a retired production man for General Electric died Wednesday at Weld County General Hospital at 81 He was born September 13 1900 in Ottumwa Iowa and lived in several states before settling in Greeley Colorado He married Ethel M Travis and survived by his wife two daughters Lucille Benison and Marie Travis six grandchildren two brothers and two sisters Funeral services are set for Friday at the Adamson Memorial Chapel with interment in the FL Laagan Cemetery Contributions may be sent to Laradon Hall in care of the mortuary
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Richard Lewis Travis
Stunset Drive
General Electric Corp
Wesday
Weldounly General Hospital
Ottumwa
Iowa
Kansas
Fort Morgan
Greeley
Ethel M
Golden
Travis
DuPont Corp
Denver
Richland
Wash
General Eteote
DuPont
First United Presbyterian Church
Greeley Lodge
Hthel
Lucille M.benison
Flemington
Marieavis
Ancarige
Alaska
Markus ‘Travis
Seatlle, Wash
Jerome C, Travis
Hope for 424 Coal Miners Is Abandoned
In Wankie Rhodesia AP reports hope abandoned for the 424 coal miners trapped for two days after three explosions. Seven bodies recovered, eight injured. Chairman Sir Keith Acutt cites rockfalls and poisonous air from the blasts as the cause. Indications suggest the men died instantly. a death toll of 431 would be Africa's second worst mining disaster after 447 killed at Coalbrook in 1960.
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Wankie
Rhodesia
Cambenng
Keith Acutt
Africa
Ihel
Coalbrook
South Africa
House Sets Education Bill Vote
Washington AP reports a massive education bill with antibusing provisions goes to a House vote amid a split caucus. The measure would authorize 21.49 billion over three years for education programs, but a key paragraph would delay desegregation orders until all appeals end. Civil rights groups threaten to defeat the package to kill the provision. antibusing forces seek stricter court controls. Ford and the White House remain undecided as Republicans weigh positions. The bill faces opposition from liberals and conservatives over busing and metropolitan district funding.
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White House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Michmond
Circuit Court of Appeals
Congress
Great Western Sues Ford Over Burned Truck
Great Western Sugar Co. sues Ford Motor Co. for 4242,242 in damages after a 1971 truck purchased August 1971 burned at Lovell Wyoming reportedly due to a defective electrical system. The suit alleges negligence in manufacture breach of warranty and stability and seeks recovery for the damaged vehicle.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Great Wester Sugar Co
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Lovell
Wye
Sugar Company
Sult
Environmental Action Puts Aspinall on Dirty 12 List
Environmental Action groups targets Rep. Wayne Aspinall and 11 other House members for opposition to environmental measures. The list cites Aspinall’s support for oil shale development, river projects, and water diversions while naming fellow members from various states. The group plans to back opponents in primaries and argues the targets hold anti environmental stances.
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Dirty 12
Washington
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Wayne Aspinall
D-Cato
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University of Denver
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Colorado Democrat
Amehitky Island
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D-Tex
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R-Ohi
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Tigi
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Lloyd
R-Utal
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Peyter
Jatin J. Roaney
Vernon Vbomsati
Aion
New Raymer Youth Named FFA Leader
FRUITA Wayne Van Graefs ch epe of New Raymer was elected president of the Colorado Future Farmers of America Association at the 44th annual convention. He is the second Prairie High School student to hold the post, succeeding Monte Samber, with Weld County’s Prairie High producing two presidents in a row for the first time.
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Wayne van Graefschepe
New Raymer
Colorado
Futire Farmers of America Association
van Graefschepe
Prairie High School
Prairie
Monte Samber
van Graefschene
Weld County
Glenda Schumeeckte
Colorado Mute Iamemakers
of America Association
Dean Anderson
Atnn
Ramet
Jerrald
Truax
Steamboat Springs
Cali
Nixon
Ashbrook
Wyoming ROTC Won’t Admit Women Cadets
Wyoming University sought to enroll women in Army ROTC classes but was turned down by a Continental Army Command official visit in Cheyenne. Col Jack Telland and ROTC leaders failed to secure access as similar moves proceed at several state universities.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Coninental Army Commandal
Monroe
University of Wyoming
Kenneth Sandstrom
James Murphy
National Guard
Wyoming
Camp Guernsey
Jack Telland
Bulfs
Arlti Yom State
South Pakola State
Primary Returns in California Democratic Contest
With 99 percent of 22,647 precincts reporting, McGovern leads with 1,527,483 votes at 45 percent, Humphrey 1,352,259 at 40 percent, Wallace 161,220 at 3 percent, Chisholm 153,088 at 4 percent, Muskie 71,634 at 2 percent, Yorty 49,455 at 1 percent, McCarthy 33,533 at 1 percent, Jackson 26,18 at 1 percent, and Lindsay 2,673 at 1 percent. write-in noted.
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Albuquerque
N.Y
APS
New Mexico
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Wallace
Lumphrey
Muskie
Dackson
Chisholm
Los Angeles
Yale
California
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Muski
Yorty
McCarthy
Jackson
Lindsay
Wrile
Accidental Napalm Drop Burns South Vietnamese Town
In Trang Bang on Highway 1 near Saigon, a skyraider napalm drop by South Vietnamese forces ignited a blaze that burned women, children, and soldiers. The attack forced civilians into the open as shells and flames raged, leaving a crying group of survivors and a witness recounting a woman clutching a charred child.
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Trang Bang
Vietnam
Skyraider
Highway 3
Saigon
Correction on Corpus Christi fraud case dispatch
In Corpus Christi Texas the AP corrects an earlier dispatch naming one of four men charged in a $100,000 fraud case. Farentheld whose body was found Tuesday near the beach with a concrete block chained to his neck is identified as Farrell Smith a partner in a construction company.
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Associated Press
Randy Larenthald
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