La Salle Teen Named Miss Colorado Teen-Ager 1972
La Salle girl Kandla Lynn Cable, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Norman Cable, won the 1972 Miss Colorado teen-ager crown at Estes Park's Stanley Hotel. She attends Valley High School in Gilcrest and works at a State Farm office in Greeley. Other winners included Linda Slane 16 Commerce City first runner-up, Dawn Westbrook 17 Westminster second runner-up, and Latin Moone 16 Puetso Avon Miss Congeniality with Hopper 16 Pueblo named Miss Citizenship.
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Norman Cable
la Salle
Colorado
Shy
Stanley Hotel
Estes Park
Miss Cable
Ot Valley
Gil Ties
State Farm
Greeley
Linda
Slane
Commerce City
Dawn Westbrook
Westminster
Diffe Any Rock
Calovato Springs
Atin Moone
Puekto Avon
Ard Fill
Hopper
Pueblo
Cattlemen’s Past Meet Contrasts With Today’s Issues
The article notes an upcoming event at Colorado State University from May 17 to 28 focusing on cattlemen’s challenges across consumerism reproduction growth and size. It features western artists including Charles M Russell and Fredericks and is sponsored by Remington Frank Tenney and others from the American Hereford Association and related groups.
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Cart
Yesteryear
Colorado State
University
Charles M. Russell
Fredericks
Remington
Frank Tenney
National Calleson
Harry Jackson
E. Irving Tlemen
Cruse
James Waller
Harold American
Hereford von Schmidt
Olaf Weighoral
Supreme Court affirms groundwater basin in El Paso County
The Colorado Supreme Court upheld a designation making east central El Paso County a groundwater basin known as Black Squirrel. The ruling ends four years of litigation by water users and confirms authority of the Ground Water Commission to regulate wells in the area. A separate government statement notes drug addiction among West Germans aged 15 to 23.
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Areca
el Paso
Colorado, Supreme Court
Iie
Edward C. Day
Black Squirrel
Colorado Ground Water Commission
Paso County
John N. Mabry
High
Ground Water Commission
Memorial notices and family obituaries outline several deaths
Obituary notices list multiple Anderson relatives from Colorado and Montana with survivors including children and grandchildren. Service times are given at Adamson Memorial Chapel and Mizpah Cemetery. A cremation or burial is noted with invitations to donate to Weld County General Hospital Respiratory Care Unit. Other obituaries mention Jedna Baxter of Billings and David Esquivel of Platteville with infant son details.
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Anderson Neary A. Anderson
3Th Ave
Tshaod
Rortha
Weld Co
Macy Allnut Mortuaries Notice of Gettman Family
Mrs Rachel Gelman Gettman of 1827 Voth Avenue wife of Henry Fettman mother of Raymond L Gettman Sacramento California Earl A Gettman Payatlup Washington Alvin Bi Gettman Tappenish Washington sister of Mary Meffel Hannah Tobrinski and Sarah Steffel all of Okeang Oklahoma and Lydia Dobbrinski of Missouri. Services scheduled Wednesday evening at Congregor Interniewt.
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Gettman
Rachel Gelman
Voth Avenue
Henry Fettman
Raymond L. Gettman
Sacramento
Call
Earl A. Gettman
Payatlup
Waatington
Alvin Bi. Gettman
Tappenish
Mary Meffel
Hannah Tobrinski
Sarah Steffel
Okeang
Oklahoma
Jad
Lydia Dobrinski
Missouri
Hernandez family obituary services held at Our Lady of Grace Church
Funeral rites for Hernandez andren A of Wattenburg and Hughand of Bertha Hernandez’s family were arranged with a rosary recitation on Tuesday evening and a Mass on Wednesday morning at Our Lady of Grace Church Wallenburg Cole. Burial followed at Intermont Fairview Cemetery Wallendure Cole.
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Wallenburg
Cole
Intermont Fairview Cemetery
Wallendure, Cole
Drug Problem and Community Response Initiative
A community Task Force coordinates existing programs to help youths with acute or chronic drug problems. George Evans of the Chamber of Commerce notes the effort avoids police intervention and aims to guide individuals to appropriate centers for treatment. The Forward Together survey highlighted widespread local concerns and guided goal setting.
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Contin
Ron Page
Uy Pong
Gal Byars
Waly
Nixon Family Celebrates Tricias First Anniversary
Washington AP report describes a White House Sequoia dinner for Tricia Nixon and Ed Cox marking one year of marriage. Guests included steak and coconut shrimp, a fudge iced cake, and gifts such as a photo album and a miniature floral arrangement for the couple. Ed Cox's Cambridge graduation planned for Wednesday. Tricia notes her weight loss over the year.
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Washington
Press Idea
Nixon
Ariel
Sayin-Lay
Edward
White House
Tricia
Coxes
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Law School
Six Injured in Two Traffic Accidents on I-25
Six people were injured in two crashes on Interstate 25 near the Firle exit Monday evening. The first wreck involved four vehicles and a parked highway patrol car, injuring Dartha Jane Lowrey 47 Hansell Laverne Lowrey 23 Tammy Petrash 9 and others. A second crash at 8:49 p.m. injured Albert Allan Guse 28 of Longmont and involved a semi-tractor driven by Joe Wallace Waits. Damages totaled about $500 to the patrol car, $700 to Lowrey’s car, $200 to Culver’s, and $1,060 to Guse’s car and $800 to the tractor.
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Interstate 25
Firle
Mie Highway Patrol
BR P.m
Dartha Jane Lowrey
Hansell Laverne Lowrey
Tammy Petrash
Englewoodland
Gary Culver
Marian Culver
Port Colling
Russell Laverne Lowrey
Culver
Longmont United Hospital
Mobile
Hama
Magene Benson
Richard Vincent Petrash
Englewood
Clarence Golden
Russell Eugene Towrey
Dorthaane Lawrey
Tammy Pelrath
Acme
Ame
Lawrey
Lowrey
Pateo
Lowerey
Longmont
Albert Allan Guse
Guse
Joe Wallace Waits
Kingman, Ariz
Duran
Loveland
Obituaries David Esquivel Infant Son Dies in Weld County
Funeral arrangements will be announced by Adamson Mortuary for David Daniel Esquivel infant son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Esquivel of Platteville died Monday at Weld County General Hospital He was born at the hospital Sunday Survivors include his grandparents Mr and Mrs Paul Maese of Greeley and Mr and Mrs Ered A Esquivel of San Angela Texas
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Adamson Mortuary
David Daniel Esquivel
Daniel Esquivel
River St. Platteville
Flood toll grows as Rapid City buries victims
Rapid City begun burying victims in Mountain View Mount Calvary and Black Hills National Cemeteries as survivors searched for more bodies after devastating floods. Officials put the death toll at 202 with more fatalities feared. Burials proceeded amid confusion over counts and duplicated reports. a mass memorial was planned for Sunday.
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F. Richard Ciccone
Associated Press
Rapid City
Mountain View Cemetery
Anton Dieghmeier
Marshall Young
Zughmeier
Short
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Black Hills National Cemetery
Sturgis
Ziegleneier
Ralph Smith
Rapid
Black Hills
Accountability Committee Report Nears Presentation
The District Accountability Committee prepares its top 20 problem list for district wide issues. Dr Don Cook leads interviews with school board officials principals teachers students and parents as surveys are processed. State guidelines require board approval and timely solutions with potential loss of state funds if reports are not complied with.
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Jim Craig Botmve Daly
Tribune Statt
Miehoard
Board of Education
Boj
Don Cook
Ecountabilityl
Puidoliies
Lso
Accountability Committee
Conk
Cook
Commiliea
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Caples
Y Committee
State Board
Japprova
Wit Committee
Hale Board
Colorado Firm Reports Wyoming Oil Discovery
Colorado oil firm Petro Oil and Gas Corp says its Wyoming wildcat near the Mesa Verde formation shows a gas flow up to 274000 cubic feet per day after a test at 7592 to 7630 feet. The discovery lies in the Green River Basin about 25 miles southwest of the region, with production associated to the Mesa Verde formation.
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Denver
Johnson to Speak at Ellis Flag Day Event
Johnson a 42 year old Republican will speak at the Greeley Works Flag Day ceremony on Wednesday night. Other operators with working interests in their venture include Apache Exploration, Kewanee Oil and Anadarko Production. The event honors the flag and local committee proposes a tax to help purchase a new car for scrapping if needed. The ceremony begins at 7:20 p.m. and is open to the public.
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Ares
Apache Exploration Corp
Kewanee Oil
James P. Johnston
Fort Collins
Colorado
Greeley
Johnson
Bonn
Aeks
United
Colorado College sells HP gift in centennial year plan
Colorado Springs AP reports Colorado College values a $7.6 million gift from the Packard estate rising to about $10.5 million since February. W R Brassman says the alumni and college trustees discuss using $1.5 million for arts and music facilities as the college deeded 51,000 Hewlett Packard stock shares to the donor fund.
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Colorado Spiings
Colo
Coloraviy College
W.R. Brassman
Ty Delease
Wewlett-Pack
Packard
Comronn
Ministers Seek Probe Into Sailors Safety at Sanctuary
Denver and Colorado Springs ministers urged the U S attorney to investigate the safety and whereabouts of two AWOL sailors arrested after seeking sanctuary at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. They said federal agencies refused to disclose the men’s location and expressed concern over possible punitive actions. The two ministers said they acted via an Ad Hoc Committee for Sanctuary and sent a telegram to the U S attorney.
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Denver
All Church
Colorado
Las
William Salzman
Steven, Handen
Colorado Springs
Navy
Robert Bland Jr
Warren Ohta
Michael Hayes
Wal
State Seventh-day Adventists Gather Friday for Convention
The Colorado Conference hosts its annual state wide Bible camp meeting at Campion Academy near Loveland. About 1500 daily attendees are expected, with 3300 to 4000 on weekends, focusing on Bible study and modern events. World Director VW Schoon of Washington will speak at 7:30 pm Friday and a gospel ministry ordination occurs on the final day.
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Colorado
Seventh-day Adventists
jCampion Academy
Miles Nouth
Loveland
Chirch
VW. Sehoon
Washington
Ad- Lo Jaymen
Parka
Eites
Estes Park
Longmont
Fort Callins
Campion Academy
Colorado Conference of
New Mexico
Atelé
Porter
Metmocial
Denver
Forland Boulder Memorial Hospital
Coloradia
Christian Witness Hour
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Lander
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George Bister
Joan Baxter
Larmuie
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Platteville
Esquivel
David Daple
River Street
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Gloria Esquivel
Inier
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries
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Fort Lupton
Ralph Hall
John Dalton
Greeley Monument "Works, Inc
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Mark Tricia
David Esquivel
Louis Fell
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University of Northern Colorada
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Institute of Atmospheric Sciences
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Arnett Dennis
Repid City
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