Nixon seeks Sept. approval for arms treaty with the Soviets
President Nixon urged Congress to approve a defensive strategic arms treaty by September and discussed broader disarmament steps. Kissinger reinforced the push for funding a larger defense program while noting U.S. and Soviet arms progress and the need for congressional confidence in any agreement.
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Heann Cormier
House
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Congress
Mos
Ghessinet
Ias
White House
Henry A. Kissinger
Itional
Senate
United States
Water Study Shows Elevated River Basin Contaminants
The Coloraty study indicates higher irrigation runoff and nitrate levels in Republican River Basin counties along the eastern edge of the state. Morton notes concentrations are above typical levels and below federal health limits, prompting calls for economical control methods and further Oregon-linked research with Oregon State University to compare water quality data.
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Republican River
The
S. Public Health Service
Norlom
Seats Lights teacher leads music duties amid staff changes
The article details budget constraints delaying Wacker’s promotion to athletic director while reaffirming needs for full time personnel. It lists resignations, probationary and contract actions, and notes a fatal Wyoming crash with nearby names and a hospital stay.
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Wacker
Tlere
Wacker Tal
Pecaanca
Delen Lee Jones
Paul ¢. Soehler
Mary N. Lovill
Robert Lee Mitchell
Margaret el Moody
Daniel G. Phelps
Clay' Shouse
Kenneth M. Tegtman
James Willhite
Vehicle crash reported on I 80 near Rock Springs
A one vehicle crash on Interstate 80 about 33 miles from Rock Springs was reported by the police. Details on injuries or cause were not provided in the fragment.
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Rock Springs
Infant Zieggy Best Dies at Weld County General
Graveside services for Zieggy Best infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Best will be at Sunset Memorial Gardens at 10 a.m. Friday. The baby died at birth Wednesday at Weld County General Hospital. Surviving are his parents two sisters Diana and Michael Best at home Lucille Arnush of Prospect and his grandmother Ars Alvereta Sauler of Greeley Macy Allnutt Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
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Sunset Memorial Gardens
Zieggy Best
Archie Best
Rl. J. Gill
Weld County General Hospital
Lucille Arnush
Prospect
Diana
Michael Best
Homey
Ars. Alvereta Sauler
Greeley
Macy Allnutt Mortuary
Best Ziegey Test
Arete Bast
Reo 1
Roy
Gul
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Alverets
Sauter
Macy All Nutt Mortuaries Deaths and Funerals
Minnie Howard of Brighton. mother of David Maward Florence Guetat gon Billie Kirkmeyer and Maxine Gibson. Services Friday at 2 p.m. Ideo Chapel Tiighton. Interment Rhi wond cemetery Brighton. Contributions may be made to CARSH care at Tlice Chapel Brighton.
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Howard Minnie Howard
Roun
Brighton
David Maward
Florence Guetatgon
Billie Kirkmeyer
Maxine Gibson
Ideo
Tiighton
Rhi Wond
Carsh
Tlice Chepal
Edwin G Ehn lifelong Ault resident dies at 62
Edwin G Ehn of Ault died unexpectedly Thursday morning while working on the Fierce Lateral ditch. He was born March 1 1910 in Ault and spent years farming there and in Pierce. He married Helen Victoria Tahlgren on July 12 14d in Eaton. He was active at First Lutheran Church Ault. Surviving: wife Helen Ehn, son Robert, daughter Karen of Wheeley, mother Mrs Coratina Ehn of Ault, brother Carl Ehn of Eaton. Funeral at 10 a.m. Saturday at Macy Allait. Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens.
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Folgwin Gustav Ehn
Waard St
Aull
Pierce
Ditch Company
Helen Victoria Tahlgren
Eaton
First Lutheran Church
Ault
Helen
Ehn
Robert
Karen
Hath
Vheeley
Coratina Ihn
Cart Ehn
Macy
Asian Disaster Crash Sees Americans Among Dead
Rescue crews worked at the crash site as search efforts paused overnight. Cathay Pacific said 17 Americans were aboard the Bangkok to Hong Kong flight and a separate Japanese crash killed four of 89 aboard. Authorities say one Convair 980 was involved, with no other planes missing. Relatives in Hong Kong identified two passengers, Victor and Jenna Li Kwong, aged 23, newlyweds returning from Singapore.
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Towa
Asia
Cathay Pacific
Singapore
New Dehli
Pitoon
America
Bangkok
Kong Kong
Saigon
Pleiku
Chea Reo
Hong Kong
South Vietnam
South
Vietnam
U.S
Viet Nam
Victoria
Victor
Jenna Li Kwong
Officer Sees Burglary Attempt At Save-O-Mat Station
A Greeley police officer observed a 1 year old boy attempting burglary at a Save-O-Mat service station on 8th Ave. The boy rode a bicycle past the officer, broke the glass with feet and hands, then fled but later returned and surrendered to the officer. He was released to his parents. The article notes Geoffrey Chaucer as England's first Poet Laureate.
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Greeley
Voy
Ralph Nealy
Fle Red
Sealy
the Bog
Parsnip facts from Old World herb to prize quiz
The parsnip is an Old World biennial native to Asia and central Europe. It grows 3 to 5 feet high, has toothed leaves, greenish yellow flowers, and a creamy white root about 20 inches long used as a vegetable. It favors rich soil, is frost tolerant, improves flavor after freezing, and is often planted with radishes to mark rows. Parsnips are vitamin A and C rich. Prize notice: 6-14 Pam Vandersiell of Muskegon, Michigan, wins a prize for this question. $10 cash plus AP World Yearbook available if a postcard entry is selected.
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Asia
Europe
United States
Pam Vandersiell
Muskegon
Michigan
Hensel Phelps Wins $21 Million UT Dallas Contract
Hensel Phelps Construction wins a $21,095,000 contract to build four terminal structures and a 300 acre campus project for the University of Texas at Dallas. The Dallas branch reports plans include a social and behavioral sciences building a library and physical instruction facility totaling 478,000 square feet as part of a larger Texas construction program.
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Hensel Phelps Constructioniversity of Texas
Foems
É KY Valle Natural Science
Uni
Austin
Tex- Total Phelps Construction
Texas
Dallas
Hillside Mall to Host Center State Singing Group Performances
The Hillside Mall and Hillside Shopping Center will host two free performances by the Center State Singing Group and the Tumwater Caravan. A press release describes the program as bright and perky with current hits, 50s reprises, and audience participation. Shows are scheduled for 1 p.m. at Hillside Center and 6 p.m. at Hillside Mall.
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Tumwater Caravan
Aol Entertainment
Greeley Hillside
Hillside Mall
Stow
Hillside Mail
Prntic
75 Agricultural Editors Tour Greeley Area
A group of 75 agricultural editors from Aterleen publications will tour facilities in the Greeley area on Tuesday. The program includes stops at Baby Sakata Maro Ivat Brighton Webster feedlots Monfort Greeley feed sot and the International Reef Wrewters on Interstate 25 north near Denver as part of their 1972 sync meeting.
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Aterleen — Agricultural Publications
Greeley
Baby Sakata Maro
Ivat Brighton
Groupe Vill Webster
Monfort Greeley Feedsot
International Reef Wrewters
Interstate 25
Denver
Colorado
Woman Injured In Street Crossing By Bicycle Ride
A Creeley woman, Lilian Ancorson, 74, was seriously injured Wednesday after being struck by a bicycle while crossing 18th Ave at 5:32. John Ebling, eastbound, said the sun impaired vision as Mrs Anderson did not see him. She was taken to Weld County General Hospital, then transferred to St. Joseph's Hospital in Denver for head injuries.
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Creeley
Hae
Greeley
Lilian Ancorson
18Th Ave
John Eb- Avr
Anderson
Weld Couty
An Jt Derson
Cattlemen Convene Tuesday in Trinidad with Speeches
The Colorado Cattlemen's Association will hold its annual convention in Trinidad Tuesday through Thursday. Speakers include John Ralston head coach and general manager of the Denver Broncos William G. Prested president of the Federal Land Bank of Wichita and John M. Trotman president of the American National Cattlemen's Association. The Colorado Cowbelles and Junior Colorado Cattlemen will hold meetings in conjunction with the CCA event.
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Colorado Cattlemen's ‘Aslaciation
CCA
Trinidad
John Ralston
Denver Broncos
William G. Prested
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
John M.trotman
American National Cattlemen's Association
Colorado Cowbelles
Colorado Cattlemen
Danish Meat Balls and Soda Water Secrets Revealed
Danish Fricadeller called Wrieadeller tops Denmark’s meat dishes and gains interest in American kitchens. The article cites Mrs Hazelton’s Danish cooking book as authentic, noting how soda water and careful grinding create light texture. Mentions of Fricadeller methods, serving ideas, and historical notes on Rocky Marciano.
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Cecily Brownstone
Associated Press
Denmark
Friea Teller
Ay Nika Stanton
Hazelton
Doubleday
Sulla
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