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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1972
Page
4
A newly organized Greeley chapter of AARP will meet at 2 p.m. Monday at the local venue. The meeting aims to welcome the new group and discuss community topics under the district manager of the Social Security Administration.
An Anaconda Montana crash killed a Fort Collins youth late Friday. The vehicle left the road in thick brush off the highway near the smelter, authorities said. Three other teenagers were injured. The death marks Montana’s road toll for the year, higher than last year at this date.
The First National Bank University of Northern Colorado and Arms College start a part time student job placement program. Under Williams of the bank, local merchants and residents will refer openings to him and to UNC and Arms College offices. The service is free to students colleges and employers and wages are set between student and employer. The program aims to aid students and not compete with existing agencies. Williams credits SMAG for the idea and says calls to 212-161a1 will connect employers with suitable students.
Darrel Christenson suffered two serious cuts to his left upper thigh Saturday while cutting post planks at Everitt Lumber Manufacturing Division, 2202 2nd Ave. Rapid City, South Dakota reports describe possible tool guard or operator error. Fire and rescue crews assisted, with broader flood and blackout damage across the Black Hills region causing evacuations, road closures, and widespread outages. Local agencies coordinated through Civil Defense, with shelters set up and reports of missing persons and stranded residents as crews worked to assess damage and restore services.
Fifteen Weld County juniors from Greeley and surrounding high schools were chosen to attend the American Legion Boys State at Colorado State University in Boulder. Selected for leadership, citizenship, and vigor, the delegates include Brian Barnat, Michael Tucker, Kenton Kuhn, Mark Meakins, and Marc Wagerioen from Central High, among others from University High, Valley-High, Platte Valley High, Danie High, and Lingleville. Alternates were named to fill spaces as needed. Sponsors include local posts, clubs, and business groups in Greeley and surrounding communities.
Fee changes at Southern Colorado State College raise per credit costs for nonresident and certain credit hours. Full-time residents pay standard rates. part time students and those taking under seven hours face higher hourly charges, with several fees adjusted per quarter.
Georgetown Guyana 1966 marks independence after British rule. Population listed as 725.0M with Hallie at Mast Tria descent. Remaining residents are of Portuguese Chinese South American Indonesian and English descent.
Two Army helicopters equipped for medical evacuation were dispatched from Fort Carson to assist in rescue efforts in the Black Hills region of South Dakota. They will be stationed in the resort area where campers were reported missing after a heavy storm on Friday night.
Rescue teams reached a high altitude crash site near Nucla after a Seattle to Mantyase flight went down in rugged terrain. The victims include Johnny Karls and Lorraine Bert, Blaine Hopper of Renton, and Lenny Loligex. The plane, piloted by a Seattle crew, broke apart on impact, trapping passengers inside. Deputy sheriffs and field teams searched on foot and horseback amid storms and low ceilings.
President Nixon cuts Camp David retreat short in unexplained hurry. White House says no press access to departure, while aides cite a shift in domestic policy priorities. Franklin observers note abrupt move after Florida respite.
In Albuquerque New Mexico Bishop Jerome Haalrich of the Renan Catholic Camp Thienese was listed in satisfactory condition Saturday in the Intensive care at St Joseph Hospital after surgery. The hospital declined to release further details or results of Friday’s surgery but Father Dus Winter of the Cathedral of the Sacred Earl Church in Caltipe said the Bishop appeared to be improving and listed him as stable.
A report notes a horse disease outbreak in Ecuador linked to sleeping sickness like signs. The disease resembles Central American epizootics. authorities warn a vaccination program and serum use may limit spread while containment efforts continue.
Variable clouds pass with widespread showers and afternoon storms. Cooler west tonight and Sunday with lows near 40s to mid 50s and highs 60s to 70s. East is warmer in the 70s to low 80s with scattered showers, thunderstorms, and clouds. Major city readings include Denver 61, Chicago 72, New York 96, Los Angeles 72, Houston 84, Seattle 56.
Five people were injured in Weld County crashes reported by the Highway Patrol on Friday night and Saturday. Cresencia Ortiz of Fort Collins suffered minor facial and head injuries when his 1987 sedan veered off a county road south of Windsor and overturned. James J. Halverson of Port Townsend was treated for neck bruises after his 1965 sedan left a county road west of Fort Lupton and toppled into a canal. Craig Herbers of Brighton received hospital care for concussions and abrasions. Steven Horn of Fort Morgan was treated for possible rib injuries after his auto flipped east of Kersey. Harvin Trucks of Commerce City was hospitalized for facial and arm lacerations when his 1956 sedan ran off U.S. 83 south of Platteville hitting a culvert. Vehicle damages ranged from $390 to $1,000.
Michael Kevin Kelley son of Mr and Mrs Jack Kelley of Topako Kansas will enter the United States Air Force Academy. He is the grandson of Mrs Maria Balee of Greeley and G Kelley of Lisle. Kelley was appointed by Dr William Roy United States Representative from Kansas important for the secopel district. He attends West Point and a National Merit Veterinary Scholar award recipient.
A notice reports the birth at General Hospital of a daughter to Mr and Mrs William Ammeeman of 6 Ast Ave on a Friday. Also notes a son born Friday to Mr and Mrs Hwan Cop of 130 Yirth Ave in Caml. Details are partial due to OCR errors.
Dismissals reported for Weld County General Hospital on Friday June 9 include Valerie Bray. Terrigan Bali. Mary Lang macher. Ras coe Sampson. Johnstown resident Mcs ive M Venabla. Lloyd A McWilliams. Harald Klausner. Dear Forward. Lilliga Stuessi. Vickie Markiey. Mead Tate. William Barnet. Holand Wateman. Lary Jorgensen. Lena Cox. Howard Leach. Ron al McCullagh. Alfonso Aragon. Geral Ralstey. Hobison. Winnifred Blaver. Birch Avenue Manar.
Arlington native Cornefius Ryan, a veteran of World War I and Korea, served as civilian director of NATO and held key posts in Omar Bradley’s era. He retired after a career spanning the war and alliance leadership.
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