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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1977

Page

6

Miss Colorado 1977 crowned amid stormy pageant

Suman Joanne Hogan, a UNC coed, won Miss Colorado as heavy rain and hail disrupted Sterling auditorium. The event featured 13 year old Mike Hogan presenting the winner's crown amid leaking roofs and damaged windows. First runner up Morlis Delagis and other finalists were named, while admission notes cited recent legal disputes involving last year’s winner Karen Land.

Sterling Colo Suman Joanne Hogan Lastenia Morlis Delagis Colorado Springs Rhonda Lucille Ross Denver Rui Ursula Senn Conifer Karen Land Littleton Pageant Board of Directors Miss Land

Hail and Wind Strike Sterling Causing Widespread Damage

Sterling residents cleaned up after a half hour hail and wind storm damaged trees broke windows and blew away a wind gauge. The storm produced hail up to golf ball size, with damage estimated in the thousands. Winds gusted to 87 miles per hour, water leaked into Northeaston Junior College auditorium during a Miss Colorado pageant. nearby fields also showed heavy hail damage.

Sterling Calo National Weather Service Northeaston Junior College Logan Comunty Sheriff's Department

Five DAs order crackdown on white-collar frauds

Five district attorneys offices in Denver Los Angeles Columbus and Prince George s County will computerize and exchange information to crack down on white collar business fraud in local newspaper ads. The National DAA said fraud schemes have risen and the task force will pursue prosecutable cases and tougher laws.

Denver UPI Los Angeles Calif Columbus Chio Searle Wash Prince George's County National District Attorneys Association Dale Tooley Robert J. Sussman Seitz Noaa Gilbert Garcetti Rocess Ipat Solon Ohio Gaid Sussman Bond Rhye Atttorneys NOAA

Girl Scout attack report withheld in Italy case

Denver report notes a 13 year old Girl Scout from Boulder was attacked in a tent at Flying G Ranch near Denver. Officials say details were withheld to avoid alarm and clarify interpretations of incident while tying to prior 1981 strangulation and recent Oklahoma camp slayings.

Karen Lard LitQelon AP Wirepaolot Denverope Italy Boulder Colo Flying G Ranch Denver Eliabeth Hayden Lowsma Oklahoma Miss Hayden Misa Hayden William Flint Jefferson County Flint

New Mexico forest fire causes $8 million in damage

A massive fire near Los Alamos destroyed about 10 000 acres on federal lands and threatened the Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory and Bandelier National Monument. Firefighters from Oregon aided crews amid near zero humidity as one National Parks Service worker died. The blaze was 80 percent contained with total containment expected by Tuesday.

Oregon New Mexico Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory T Hat Uut Capulin Canyon Jim Bates National Park Service Energy Research and Development Administration U.S. Forest Service Los Alamos City Bandelier National Monument Yan Santa Fe Alamogordo National Parks Service Juan G Alder Vallecttos Aldus

Forest Service faces criticism over cottonwood harvest program

The State Wildlife Division denounces a Forest Service plan to harvest Colorado cottonwoods from river bottoms to spur private timber markets. Officials warn habitat loss could devastate wildlife, including half the state's bird population, urging restraint and highlighting potential illegal harvest risks amid regional crate and pallet markets. A separate report notes a wildfire in the Jemez Mountains burning 11,000 acres.

Denver UPL State Forest Service State Wildlife Division Colorado Bul Ron Deslite Slate South Platte Jack Grieb Wildlife Division Forest Service Cay Cookel

Cuban prisoner’s relatives see hope of release

Relatives of Tony Lunt aged 53 who has spent 12 years in Cuban prisons for alleged espionage say improved U S Cuba relations may bring his freedom within one or two months. His son, Tony Lunt Jr, reports hope from Belgian ambassador Victor Ailard and notes his father’s good health and strong faith.

Penver UPT GIA United States Tony Lunt Colorado State University Fort Colling Lawrence K. Lunt Jr Lunt Newton Wheatland Wyo Cubs Belgium Apri John Lunt Saratoga Victor Ailard Hilary Weed Denver Aire Weed

Youth drowns in river near Durango Colorado

A 12 year old Fort Garland youth drowned in the Animas River about 12 miles south of Durango. The incident occurred Saturday evening when he and a family friend were tossed from a raft by strong current. The raft lodged between rocks and the boy was held underwater after becoming entangled in a rope attached to the raft. Responders recovered him but could not revive him.

Durango Cola Fort Garland Animas la Plata Sheriff's Office Pau Hugkans Joe Bellaya Fynetana Calif Hawkins Sheriff's Department Hevayo

Youth Conservation Corps program under way in New Mexico

In Santa Fe 167 youths aged 11 to 18 began work today at 12 camps in New Mexico under the Youth Conservation Corps. In its fourth year the program aims to provide employment and spark environmental interest while improving public lands. Agency head Scott Wilson said New Mexico received 205000 for the program, with most work in landscaping trail and shelter construction and repairing boat facilities at parks.

Santa FE N.M UPI New Mexico Youth Conservation Corps Scott Wilson Wilson Bcat

Solar energy conference set in Denver in 2031

About 600 scientists engineers and educators are expected to attend the annual meeting of the International Solar Energy Conference in Denver in August 2031. Presentations will cover technical solar system results and solar economics, said Dr. C Byron Winn of Colorado State University.

Denver C. Byron Winn Colorado State University

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