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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1971

Page

32

Greeley Police Log Highlights A Busy Thursday Morning

The Greeley Police Log details numerous incidents from 6:58 am onward, including an abandoned bicycle on 21st Ave, vandalism reports, stolen bicycles, car prowls, a temporarily closed railroad crossing, multiple accidents, a car fire, juveniles sniffing glue, suspicious vehicles, and various disturbances around streets, schools, and local businesses. It notes thefts, fire calls, traffic issues, and an armed robbery at Kings Food Host among scattered entries throughout the day.

21St Ave Fashion Har Rosé McDonald Sth Ene Ifn Harvey Shupe Ith Ave Rueben Fhrlich 25Th Ave Bill Cross 16Th St 6Th St 6Th Ave Sid- Ave Fairacres Sth Ave H Ave 20Th St Nth 11Th Ave Tan Chapin 2St Avé 34Th Ave 10Th St Taffic Lydia Ortega Scott School 36Th St Art Ewald 20Th St. Rd Wus

Weld Oil Exploration Shows New Locators in Weld County

Colorado Department of Natural Resources lists new oil and gas sites in Weld County for week ending June 14 1971. Machi Ras Petroleum Western Oil Minerals and Snyder Drilling report several production fields with varying barrels per day. mobile home parks near Greeley total 604 spaces with 32 empty. Eight existing parks within three miles of the city offer 192 spaces unsold and 41 more spaces available in seller facilities. Annexations subdivisions and rezonings during Jan to June yield 12 developments affecting 241 acres and 1480 living units, with an estimated population of 5108. Building permits for new residential construction reach 484 since Jan 1.

Colorado Department of Natural Resources Weld Machi-Ras Petroleum Western Oil & Minerals Dim Snyder DeVore Nene Waltenverg Border Jasper Pierce Sleeper Fickly Shupe & Roberts Axsom & Jones Jas Biaht Othare Greeley Ould

Mobile Home Spaces Nearly Full in Area

City Manager DB HH Cree reports six unrented spaces across Greeley’s 18 mobile home parks totaling 524 spaces. Two large mobile home facilities are under construction Countryside North with 4 spaces and Nor with more details. Permits issued in 1970 include 119 single family 18 duplex and 347 multi family, exceeding last year’s totals. council to receive refined update at the July 6 regular meeting.

Arepr Suumnucans City Council HH. Cree Greeley Countryside North Nor Chee

Slayings At Dixie Dragons Motorcycle Club House

Four people found dead or gravely injured at a North Augusta motorcycle club headquarters. Two men beaten and throat-slashed, two women wounded. Victims identified as Tammy Bolen and William Ware. injured Connie Young and Fay Cato. Police say possible gang war. two cars vandalized. no arrests yet.

North Augusta Adrien County Sheriff's Office Augusta Kesd Ilina Jat Columbia Liek Srorever Shoals Tammy Bolen Aiken S.C William Martin’ Ware Chesapeake Connie Young Fay Cato Bolen Welie Eyele Dixie Dragons Wag 9 Club Naste Ta Law Mikired Wall Aiken County Land

Gunman Steals $39 From King's Food Host At Night

A teen white male wearing a red plaid shirt and stocking robbed King's Food Host at 8th Ave just before midnight. He forced employee Roger Bowman to open the till and flee with about $39 as Walt McCandless watched, while witnesses saw him enter with a long gun and threaten bystanders. The stocking was recovered nearby.

King's Food 8Th Ave Walt McCandless Mth Ave McCandless Atore Roger Bowman Rt. “I. “Greeley

Ellsberg leak case stalks byworded suspect in New York

Daniel Ellsberg, linked by multiple sources to the secret 47 volume Pentagon study on Vietnam, remains missing with FBI focus on him. Friends and relatives provide clues, while MIT official Everett Hagen notes no current whereabouts. The case spans Times, Daily News, and St Louis Post Dispatch reports with high profile figures commenting.

NEW York Daniel Ellsberg New York Times the Times Ellsberg Massachusetts Institute of Technology Sidney Zion Times WMCA Zion Billsboro Limes Neil Sheehan Elisberg Rand Corporation Fimés FBI New York Daily News St. Louls K —Hep Paul WN. McCloskey The McCloskey Daniel Marlin Harvard Vietnam Bis Pentagon Asbery Defense Robert McNamara U.S Saigon Unt Rand Corp Teporter Berg Elsberg Congress Everett E. Hagen MIT Center For International Studies Husde Vere Pala B. Cronin Bangkok Hmne Ettsberg White House Central Intelligence Agency Departments of State and Defense

Applications Open for Eisenhower Silver Dollars in Greeley

Postmaster Sheldon D Brooks said forms for the new Eisenhower silver dollar are now in the Greeley post office lobby. This is the first silver dollar issue since 1995. Mint orders for silver proof and uncirculated coins begin July 1.

Sheldon D. Brooks Greeley Post Office Bureau of the Mint

Weather Summary and regional forecast notes

An 8 am weather update reports high temperatures around Tuesday near 88, a low near 64, no precipitation, and a rising barometer at 30.34. Regional notes list clear or fair conditions in Des Moines Detroit and Fort Worth with some rain in Honolulu and Juneau, plus a detailed forecast: Colorado partly cloudy with scattered showers in the mountains, Wyoming partly cloudy with afternoon storms, and a general extended forecast of cloudy skies through Tuesday with highs around 90s in the south and 80s to 90s elsewhere and mountain lows in 50s to 60s.

UNC Penyer Des Moines Detroit Clear Duluth Fairbanks Fort Worth Green Bay Eldy Helena Honolulu Houston Ind Apolis Tacksville Juneau Colorado Wyoming Kansas City Little Rock Los Angeles Louisville Marquette Memphis Miami Milwaukee New York New Orleans Okla City Omaha Philad Phia Phoenix Pittsburgh Piland Ore Rain Rapid ‘City St. Louis Ag Salt Lake San Diego San Fran Seattle Spokane Tampa Washington Associated Press Akron Alamasa Albany Canon City Claudy Amarillo Colo. Springs Eldly Anchorage Craig Asheville Crook Atlanta Denver Birmingham Fleming Clea Bismarck Fort Collins Boise Jonelion Boston la Junta Buffalo Jlamar Clody Charleston Leadville Cloud Coarlade Pueblo Chicago iSsedegwick Cincinnati Cleveland

CSU Student Marron Joins SCS Summer Internship Program

Trains with SCS James K Marron a CSU senior via a summer internship with the local Soli Conservation Service office as part of a program to train SCS employees. Students work summers after freshman year with the service in their area of specialization with an eye toward eventual fulltime roles. Marron majors in range and watershed management.

SCS James K.marron Colorado State University Soli Conservation Service Dave Suddulht Marron Tribune

Fire damages apartments. juveniles blamed for disturbance

A rear apartment fire causing about $5,000 damage was reported at 2 30 a m near 715 15th St. Firefighters fought the blaze in a fourplex with only slight smoke damage after it was brought under control. A group of juveniles aged up to 16 caused a disturbance earlier. One dog was rescued. seven other fires were reported that day, mostly weed or trash fires with minimal damage.

15Th St Joe Wes Purcella 4Th St 14Th Ava Island Grove Park Trance Room Fourplex George Smith

Man Injured Backing Pickup Truck Near Greeley

Wilbur L. Moser age 51 was backing a 1955 pickup into a driveway when it struck a fence and a tree near the Lowell Paul Dairy west of Greeley about 6 20 pm. He was admitted to Weld County General Hospital with a laceration and possible head injury. The pickup damage was about 8 dollars. Christina Vasquez of Brighton drove a 1983 statian wagon that caught fire about 9 40 pm one mile north of Fort Lupton on U S 85. Fire crews extinguished the blaze.

Wilbur L. Moser Lowell-Paul Greeley Christina Virginia Vasquez Brighton Fort Lupton U.S. 85 Gus Anderson

Fast Qualifier Leads to Semi Main Triumph at Don's Raceway

Carla ersbergen topped the B Semi Modified race with 32 laps 15% sections as 10 entries sign in. Albert Terziere won the Semi Main with 231 laps 13 sections, Dick Early second with 131 laps 7 sections. In the Main Kurt Pope won with 237 laps, Butch Eaton second 233 laps, Donald Kersbergen third also 233. Other entrants included Jack Sheets Doug Burman John Svoboda and Jim Hensley. Next race is Saturday 2:20 p.m. for Group 12 Novice and Sunday for Group 15 Sepia Modified Dirt Track Special at 7:30 p.m.

Carlaersbergen Twn Albert Terziere Dick Early Kurt Pope Butch Eaton Donald Kersbergen Jack Sheets Doug Burman John Svoboda Jim Hensley Don's Raceway Seipi

Fort Lupton Police Log Notes Multiple Incidents

At 10:30 a.m. an attempted death by self harm was reported. 12:20 p.m. missing children case deemed unfounded. 2:00 p.m. vandalism reported with several children contacted. 4:35 p.m. stolen bicycle noted. 5:80 p.m. Micalia Hernandez reported a hit and run. Patrolman Tom Thayer found a break in at Fort Lupton Cleaners with a portable television and $17 missing.

Pam Micalia Hernandez Aams Tom Thayer Fort Lupton

Sheriff’s Department reports multiple local incidents

The Sheriff’s Department logged a bite on a cyclist on 20th Street near Ash Avenue and multiple burglaries including Steffen's Town and Country Grocery on Lal Ballé and Sheirman’s Service Center at 2710 6th Ave. A tent was stolen from a resident on 24th Street. A fight occurred Thursday night at MilliKen and a disturbance near Kersey Ball Park prompted a neighborhood call. A resident sought aid retrieving belongings from her home.

Anit 20Th St Asih Ave Steffen Lal Balle Sheirman’s 6Th Ave Gordon Bretckle Milli Kersey Ball Park Platteylite

Secret Service Expansion Funds Passed

The House Appropriations Committee approved a 4.4 billion bill to fund 2 percent more Secret Service agents for 1972 campaign protection. It includes Nixon’s annual salary, Truman and Jo gon pensions, and Eisenhower’s widow stipend, with total allotments across Treasury, Postal Service, the White House staff, and eight independent agencies.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Nixon Harry Truman Lyndon B. Jogon Dwight D. Eisenhower Heiss Treasury Department Postal Service Tehan Nixon

U Thant reports renewed UN Cyprus peacekeeping support

United States pledged up to 2.4 million dollars toward the Cyprus peacekeeping operation. The U N secretary general noted that the U S share would be no more than four percent of funds from all other countries, covering the period from June 16 to December 15.

United Nation United U.N Cyprus U Thant U.S

Barbecue Day Set Saturday At Johnstown

SOBNSTOWN announces Barbecue Day on Saturday in Parrish Park. Events begin with a firemen's breakfast, a pet and doll parade, floats and riders, followed by a barbecue supper at 6 p.m. and a showing of Van Cleave and His Deputies. A square dance sponsored by the Sugar Town Squares closes the day.

Sobnstown Johnst Parrish Park Sugar Town Squares Don Tenant Valler

Polio Case Reported in Houston Health Department Says First Since 1969

Houston reports its first polio case since 1969. The city Health Department confirmed a one week old girl has polio, noting the disease was widespread before vaccines were developed in the 1950s.

Houston, Tex Houston City Health Department Albert G. Handall

Card of Thanks from CHMIDY

I express thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness shown with cards flowers and calls. Special thanks to Jay Keller Rev Sense Dr McDivill Mr Yockey Nurses and others for their care. Grateful to Bir Abs Jan Stockton Dean Grosler for hospital transport.

Jay, Keller Dr. McDivill Yockey Nurees Mucses Alda Specelal Bir Abs Jan Stockton Dean Grosler

In Memoriam Huskey On Joe Huskey Three Years Gone

A memory notice marks three years since Joe Huskey was taken from us on June 12 1969. The family reflects on loss and enduring love as they remember him and express how much they miss him.

Huskey Joe Huskey Sadiq

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