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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1971
Page
26
An unclear TV guide fragment lists channel names KOA KRMA and a 9:30 movie slot. Included are names David Susskind and Dick Cavell with scattered numbers and theatre references. The readable items suggest a local listings page with program names and host credits.
A fragmented OCR passage catalogs radio schedules across multiple stations including KYOU KFKA KEKA KUAD KUNC KPKA KGRE and others with scattered program notes such as news, music, weather and sports. It ends noting that more than 4,000 people were arrested for drunken driving in New York City during 1970.
Arty Millican of the California Department of Agriculture told the Air Resources Board that smog caused 344.5 million in crop damage in 1969, with citrus suffering 19.5 million and alfalfa about 2.2 million. He noted unseen damage and forest/landscape losses not included in the tally. A statewide survey began that year to measure air pollution impacts on agriculture.
A road incident occurred Thursday near Gil Armind when a road department truck struck soft spots in a gravel surface and slid into an irrigation ditch along the road. The vehicle belonged to Ward County.
AP television review highlights Danny Kaye hosting an UN event with a world child audience and satellite links. The piece compares broadcast uses of satellites with the UN’s 5th anniversary Children’s Emergency Fund appeal, noting Kaye’s solo performance and global program aims.
An AP report notes the ROTC program at Boston University was terminated last year amid university scrutiny and student protests. Details on the branch, dates, and official actions remain sparse in the fragment.
FAIRHOPE Alabama AP obituaries recall exiled educator G Term who died Wednesday after a career reporting and teaching. Elizabeth Term, his wife, accompanied decades of shared journalism and public service in schools across the country. Paul Jordan Smith of Santa Monica aged 86, former Los Angeles Times editor and authority on 19th century authors, died Thursday after 24 years with the Times and translations of classic works. James Morrison, 10, NY board president of Hawyer Ferguson Walker Co, died Thursday. founder 1929, president 1933, later CEO and chairman of the firm serving dozens of newspapers nationwide.
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