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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
7
A compact note records Iceland as proclaimed a te pahile in the year 134, signaling an ancient administrative or ceremonial designation. The source emphasizes the historical framing without broader context or corroborating details.
Senate appropriations subcommittee failed again to agree on President Carter's bid to scrap 18 water projects costing about 10 billion dollars. Chairman Stennis said a decision would not come today and a new meeting would be held next week. House members pushed to remove all projects except Auburn Dam, while proposals sought trimming portions of the Central Utah Bonneville Unit.
Colorado Governor Richard Lamm said the state identified more than 100 mountain canyons at risk from flash floods, including 20 along the Eastern Slope. He cited last year’s Big Thompson disaster that killed 139 and caused millions in damage, noting no guarantee such events can be prevented. He described Boulder Canyon as highly vulnerable and defended the $860,000 state appropriation for buying flood-stricken private lands, with state and federal matching funds to protect lands no longer suitable for construction.
Denver prosecutors described wealthy businessman James Dikeon’s pleas for help as two teens, Nebra Griego and Ronnette Williams, battered him during a robbery. Griego and Williams, both 15 and 16, faced a preliminary hearing for murder after fleeing a youth facility near Boulder. The detective testified Griego targeted Dikeon after admitting a sexual relationship. Williams allegedly struck him with a wine bottle and aided in stealing keys and cash. The case links a Candy store meeting to a later murder context and notes Dikeon owned a candy store and a Navarre building apartment where the attack occurred. Vermont is mentioned as the 14th state admitted to the Union.
Aspen Colorado. Sheriff Dick Kienast rejects district attorney claims of lax security after Theodore Bundy escaped from a courthouse window. Bundy, 30, remained at large as District Attorney Frank Tucker faulted security and jailer actions while an associate, Daniel Kellum, was captured.
Louise Bundy appeals to Theodate Bundy through KSTW TV pleading for surrender amid a mountain search in Colorado. She fears trigger-happy responders and notes her son fled during a pretrial break in Aspen after escaping a second floor library window, while he faces murder charges in Michigan and a Utah rape conviction.
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