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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1973

Page

4

Four killed in traffic crashes near Cape Kennedy Fla

CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP four people died in separate traffic crashes. Wayne Butters 23 from Denyer Susie Lamar 53 of Paradise Calif Larquin Martinez 73 of Denyer and Larry Claspill 31 of Lakewood per state patrol. Butters died after his motorcycle left Interstate 225 in Arapahoe County near Denver. Lamar died when her car skidded and overturned on US 287 near Fort Collins. Martinez died when his car left a bridge abutment and wrecked on US 40 near Granby. Claspill died after a head on collision on May 31 in Lakewood.

Avi Wayne Lee Butters Denyer Susie Agnes Lamar Paradise Calif Larquin Martinez Larry M. Claspil Lakewood Butters Arapahoe County Denver Lamar U.S. 287 Fort Cul Lins Martinez U.S. 40 Granby Claspill

Exploration well planned for Walden near Jackson County

Denver based Public Service Co subsidiary and Fuel Resources Development Co of New Orleans plan an 8,700 foot oil and gas exploration well 12 miles southeast of Walden in Jackson County to evaluate the Muddy Dakota and Lakota formations. Drilling slated to begin in late June.

Denver Public Service Co New Orleans Walden Jackson County Fuel Resources Development Co McMoran Exploration Co

Hearing Set on Reclamation Power Rates to Colorado

A public hearing in Denver on July schedules consideration of a five percent rate increase for electric power supplied by the Bureau of Reclamation. James Ingles, regional director, said the hike, effective January 1, will affect the Fort Peck Misson Basin program portions of Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Kansas and impact retail customers in those states.

Colorado Denver Federal Bureau of Reclamation James Ingles Bureau Fick-Sloan

Eight more sought in Walsenburg gambling case

Pueblo authorities pursue eight additional suspects in a Walsenburg gambling case linked to a June grocery-store raid by the Colorado Bureau of Investigation and the Colorado Organized Crime Strike Force. Seventeen warrants were issued, with three men already arrested on warrants and released on bond for a July hearing. The raid yielded two gambling tables and $500.

Puebla Colo Walsenburg Colorado Bureau of Investigation Colorado Organized Crime Strike Force Pueblo County Huerfano Rickey D. Landis Joseph A Joe Joe" Concialdi Manuel G. Chacon Pueblo Denver Eugene “Checkers" Smaidane Arvada Joseph D. “Scotty” Spinuzzi Tory Pruteh Cruz J. Madrigal Lee Lavate Tony Catino Orlando M. Pacheco Henry A1. Martinez

Nixon aides to speak at Colorado Springs conference

Two aides to President Nixon and George McGovern campaign manager Gary Hart will address the National Association of Student Councils conference in Colorado Springs. Greg Petersmeyer, 24, and John McLaughlin will speak as about 1,000 students and advisers attend four days of workshops on topics from environment to desegregation’s impact on schools.

Nixon Colorado Springs Colo National Association of Student Councils Greg Petersmeyer White House Petersmeyer John Scali United States United Nations Scali Gary Hart George McGovern John McLaughlin McLaughlin Lice Schoois

Denver Mexican American suicide rates rise study shows

Denver General Hospital Center for the Study of Violence reports Mexican American deaths by self harm rose from 10.1 to 14.3 per 100000 between 1969 and 1972, while white and black rates also climbed though whites remained highest. Research associate Fred Loya notes urbanization may drive the trend.

Colorado Loya Denver Denver General Hospital Fred Loya

Widefield Youth Drowns in Colorado Pond

A Widefield youth, 11, drowned Sunday afternoon while swimming in a pond near the Winefield area in Colorado Springs. The victim was Daniel Toomey of Widefield.

Colorado Springs Colo Winefield Daniel Toomey Widefield

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