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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1971
Page
10
Market notes show cattle and lamb bids at Denver with details on Callle and Slaughter, high cuts, and varying yields. Slaughter bulls and util goods listed alongside prices for range of beef items, with lambs and ewes noted in limited quantities amid fluctuating quotes.
Soybeans climbed more than four cents a bushel amid profit taking while corn wheat and oats fell. Trading was mixed and active with initial selling pressure on beans followed by buying of new crop options and near term contracts ending higher. Nearby soybeans closed around 9.18 a bushel with wheat down and corn softer.
Trans Central Airlines says it will halt all remaining flights and focus on real estate development, with a stockholder letter to be mailed this week. Director Sam Kellogg confirmed the decision, noting the plan mirrors prior temporary suspensions and aims to reallocate assets.
Wall Street stock prices slipped as expectations spread that major banks would raise prime lending rates following First Pennsylvania Bank. Trading slowed and the Dow Jones industrial average fell about 5.6 points as the day progressed.
Denver crowd large grain prices show soft red winter and No 2 yellow corn steady to higher while soybeans No 1 yellow rise. Market observers cite prime rate increases and end of week rate outlook as factors. stock headlines note Pfizer Merck Sony Telex EDS and Crowell Collier activity with varied moves.
June real estate transfers across Colorado towns list numerous parcels and owners including Lawrence Dever, Dorsey Dever, Nellie Glenm, Jack Fulton, Ross Gantt, James Edwards Homes, Garrell Webhan, City of Greeley, La Salle, Evans, and Platteville. Transfers cover lots, blocks, and partial sections with varied deed fees and property descriptions.
A National Medical Association study finds Negro physicians migrate to better New York California and DC neighborhoods, paralleling white doctors. In Pakistan B. deaths run heavy. in Central trans four-year service cuts leave Pueblo Trinidad and Greyley, with Greeley service halted due to insufficient aircraft for Denver freight contracts.
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP Tito named Jovan Preenovic Yugoslav ambassador to Albania the first since 1938. Preenovic, mayor of Pristin area, also a presidium member of the Yugoslav Communist party. Albania and Yugoslavia planned to exchange ambassadors after years of diplomatic rift. China ally note. London report adds a separate line on single family renting restrictions.
A medical notice describes Preparation H as providing prompt relief from rectal itching and pain and helping shrink hemorrhoidal tissues caused by inflammation. It notes doctors have used and recommended it for patients and families, mentioning ointment and suppositories.
The National Council of Police Societies, a group of Black policymakers, voted not to support Black officers who accept undercover assignments in Black communities to investigate politically oriented cases. The policy was outlined in a resolution at their annual convention. About 25,000 Black police officers from 15 cities were represented by 220 delegates.
AP reports Soviet news agency Tass says miners in the Chiketka gold mine in the Far East unearthed a 10 pound gold nugget weighing 4,685 grams. officials claim it is the largest gold nugget found in the Soviet northeast in recent years.
Burglars believed responsible for a Sunday night fire at a South Greeley building causing about 8000 dollars in damages. Firemen found an open door and evidence of forced entry. The blaze started in a rear coffee room damaging the couch chairs and table as smoke spread through the structure. Sheriff's deputies noted a pried pop machine and prior break-ins at the site.
La Salle deputy Pedro Pena shot a man identified as Cruz Aguilar Rodriguez after a knife threat during a tavern altercation at La Salle Hotel and Bar. Rodriguez, 30, was wounded in the hip and taken to Weld County General Hospital. Pena said a warning shot was fired when the man advanced to within four feet. Witnesses reported a second man used a chain and later a 2x4. other disturbances were noted around Greeley and nearby towns.
The Sheriff's Department reported motorcycle patrols in Pierce at night. In Greeley, J. K. Harsh reported a Sunday theft of a torch and tools described as a cutting torch and other items. A complaint was received.
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