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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1972
Page
13
Washington reports that environmental scientists reassess nitrogen dioxide pollution. Early fears of severe air quality impacts ease as new data suggest lower recent exposure levels.
Residents recount a Arizona State University commencement as Mr and Mrs Thanas travel to Phoenix and Nogales. Community notes cover Rainbow assembly travel to Alamosa, a West Point graduate visiting from Germany, and local visits. EPA reports that 25 states have adopted nitrogen oxide controls while nine sites await final regulation and many plans face disapproval or delay.
The article notes immigration to the United States from Southern Europe rising from 16,000 in 1965 to 55,000 in 1971 while Northern Europe declined from about 180,000 to 17,000 in the same period. It discusses nitrogen oxide pollution concerns and potential regional health hazards, with EPA plans to address gaps and implement controls after review.
George D. Saiter of Mt. Gilead Ohio earned an Ed D degree from the University of Colorado. He has served as a part time school psychologist for Greeley District Six and as consultant to Rocky Mountain Educational Laboratory and Stanford University Research Institute. He and wife Huth reside at 715 1st St Evans.
The Evelyn Harper Association met at Mrs. Q A Barnes home on a Thursday afternoon with Mrs Jedna Wilson as hostess. Mrs Wayne Mosler was absent. Mrs J A Turner presided and conducted the meeting notes. program items included holy medical missions and an offering for the worthy cause. A planned coffee gathering at the Fire House was announced for Monday morning. thanks were read from Fairacres Manor for lay robes sent by the association. The group will not meet in July. September plans set for Sept 9 at 2 30 pm at Mrs Harold Varden’s home with Mrs David Van Kempen assisting. Nearby visitors Mr and Mrs Date Green of Cheyenne were guests in Mrs Turner’s home, as were Mus Nell Green, Jon and Karen Epper of Bethel Alaska with Mrs Lavern Epper and Mrs Luella Rallift noted among relatives.
Lawrence Kansas AP reports Carter Camp, Kansas coordinator for the American Indian movement, charged the Rapid City flood area Indians are not receiving adequate aid. He estimated 1,200 Indians affected and 19 dead so far, warning agencies like Red Cross and welfare offices show insensitivity.
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