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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
4
AP reports a weekly war toll in which 11,000 Americans were killed or wounded amid North Vietnamese offensives. The South Vietnamese tally shows 112 killed in action and 3,281 wounded, with broader totals across allied forces reflecting continued heavy losses since March.
Greeley police arrested Buddy E. Martin of 1923 Lt. St early Tuesday for investigation of auto theft. Sergeant Charles Arvis located a stolen auto on patrol and checked the license plate. The vehicle was reported stolen from Carler Tuesday. Martin was arrested at his home and is being held at the city jail.
Casper area rancher Herman Werner and Dayle Vaughan of Buffalo Flying Service were charged in a Justice Department information for killing hundreds of eagles in southern Wyoming and northern Colorado. The case stems from a 10 month probe triggered by a Senate testimony on aerial slaughter. Co-conspirators include operators of Werner’s Bolton Ranch and Vaughan’s Flying Service. Werner faces a conspiracy count and related charges for $15,001 predator control work involving shooting eagles.
The New Mexico Civil Air Patrol will search for a single engine Piper Cherokee missing Wednesday with three men aboard. The aircraft, en route from Farmington to Roswell, radioed approach control at 2 52 p m, reported a position, and altered altitude from 8509 to 7500 feet likely due to weather. Passengers were Toe Jonson and Don W. Kernal, both of Roswell. the plane was rented from Callen Flying Service.
City Council Tuesday approved a zoning plan after a public hearing for 445 acres around Sith Avenue near 16th Street and the U S by pass. The panel also zoned North Greeley Annexation land to M 1 light manufacturing and M 3 heavy manufacturing. William West protested Ells land being M 1 to block expansion of a mobile home court.
Washington AP reports two Safeguard antiballistic missile bases under the U S Soviet arms limit would cost 8.6 billion to finish, with inflation delays raising the 12-site plan to 16.3 billion. Defense Secretary Melvin Laird said ABM treaty could save up to 5 billion over five years, but Congress has approved only two sites.
A heartfelt obituary-like tribute honors Mike, who passed away June 8, 1971. Family and friends express lasting grief and vow to keep his memory alive. The note reflects quiet mourning, shared memories, and a wish for forgiveness and peace.
The family of Martin Ander son expresses heartfelt thanks for sympathy cards food visits and memorial donations during the loss of their husband father and grandfather Special thanks to Rev Eric W Fratman Edmund Trata Dr toy Bhan Weld County General Mowat and others for care and prayers
Fort Lupton School District receives a $99,000 grant from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare for a bilingual education program. Initial approval granted. final contract signing scheduled for next week.
The planning committee recommended zoning the entire area as single family residential with minor exceptions, and the city council approved the measure. The plan designates a uniform Mtl single family district while allowing limited deviations as outlined in the official resolution.
The trial of John Tucci, a Pueblo wholesale distributor, charged with misusing state funds, was delayed again in Denver District Court and reset for September 1. The second delay, from an initial April date, was granted on a defense motion as court spokesman noted.
A reception marks the opening of a two person art show at Maxims Gallery in Landray. Artists Stephen P. Brown and Jeanne Schenk showcase painting and weaving with Brown a CSU graduate who studied in Vienna and Skowhegan, and Schenk a CSU fine arts major with work in CSU shows and Boulder Crafts Exhibition. Brown’s work may join Vincent Price’s permanent collection.
A Denver man’s car rolled over 14 times after leaving Interstate 8S about 314 miles east of Roggen near Roggen at 2 am Wednesday. Patrolman Clarence Golden said the 1971 auto, driven east on 1808 by Robert Leroy Larsen, veered out of control. No injuries were reported. vehicle damage estimated at 401 dollars.
Kurt Pope won the 200 lap kit race with 188 laps, followed by Donald Kersbergen with 182 laps and Carla Kersbergen in third. Kerry Lennermann finished fourth with fewer laps, while Kurt and other racers posted solid times. Next event at Don's Raceway scheduled for Thursday evening featuring stocker and semi modified races.
Twelve tires valued at $100 stolen in a burglary at Cooper's Corner were recovered by Grevley police Saturday night. A mobile home search at Wilching Post Trailer Court turned up the tires in a storage shed near Wailer No. 87. Officers Van Arstro and Wallgren secured the warrant and conducted the search. no arrests were made, but suspects' names have been received and arrests are forthcoming.
The globe weather roundup reports variable cloudiness and scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms across the western states with cooler eastward shifts. It lists record highs and lows from 1959 and 1962, sunrise and sunset times, and notes several cities with clear conditions or daily summaries.
Carr families from the Carrstea area and Piwell 4 H Club members spent a weekend at Red Weather Lakes camping fishing and mountain climbing led by Mr and Mrs Bernon Conger from Pierce. The group included the Hutchinson Dickle Sidwell Stuhrs and Schneiders plus the Chadwicks and Schmuder families. Julie Chadwick earned a Union Pacific scholarship of 100 to attend CSU Pueblo in fashion and textiles.
A note from Weki County General Hospital dated Wednesday June 7 announces the birth of a child to Mr and Mrs Andy Aten Teta of 519 16th Street. The record mentions nine kinds of bamboo and notes the pup’s insides are protected by a horny lining of thick esophageal stomach muscles.
Dismissed patients listed from Weld County General Hospital on a Wednesday include Lori Richardson David Vigil Mark Vigil Mary Herbst Mrs Walter Ifert Delmer Grossaint Mrs Nellie Bedford Mes Rosalyn Lidlemoe Alts Gertrude Stevens Mrs Donald Kipp Gary Thomas Mrs Kimes Martel and daughter Mrs Lawrence Puller and son Mrs Mariona Wunsch Read Norman Gibbs Loveland Brett Marlon Greeley and others.
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