Buying Power Increases Despite Living Cost Rise
The Labor Department reports May wages up $1.41 to $125.46 weekly, a six cent rise from April while purchasing power climbs 1.5 percent above May 1970, despite living costs rising five tenths of one percent. Inflation concerns persist with consumer prices up five tenths, led by apparel, used cars, homes and stamps.
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Bob Greene
Associated Press
Labor Statistics
Washington
Horace Gresley
Larlier
Yeti
The
Bluebird
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Nixon
Meany
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statisies
Maurice Stans
Afl-Cio Seafarers International Union
Stans
Court action sought to halt Globe printing secret papers
The attorney general said a court order would be sought to stop the Boston Globe from publishing more Pentagon papers. Defense Secretary Laird ordered the Pentagon to declassify as much as possible. Federal appeals courts weigh continuation of injunctions on Times and Washington Post publications.
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Associated Press
Ady
John N. Mitchell
Boston Globe
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
Washington
New York
New York Times
Washington Frost
Boston
Globe
The
Thomas Winship
Mitchell
Winship
Laird
Hwoik
Vietnam
Boston Reper
Times and Post
U.S. District Court
Justice Department
Gerhard A. Gesell
Post T
District Court
Murray. Gurfein
Times
Gurfein
Post
Police Arrest Suspect In Armed Robbery Here
A suspect named Robert Rea, 20, of the Park Place Building, was arrested by police early Monday afternoon for Thursday night's armed robbery at King's Food. A accompanying girlfriend remained in custody. evidence at the scene included clothing matching the description. Rea faced potential further investigations for connected burglaries as authorities pursued other leads.
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King's Food
Host
Robert Rea
Park Place
Teken Ie
Tyesrald Viinaway
Rea
Wripessus
Thelr
Council To Consider Items Carried Over
The city council plans a special meeting at 7 4 pm tonight to address items left from the June 15 agenda. Topics include a final Woodsbriar 2nd Addition plat, Centennial Commission funding of 1970 celebrations, a $25 000 appropriation request, new recreation and teen center designs, park liquor rules, water rights, and several code revisions and appointments.
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Nema
Woodsbriar
Centennial Commission
Greeley
Glenmere Park
Greeley Water
Fort Collins
Stockman‘s Inn
Granby
New Sulbdi
Greelev
East Greeley
New City
Windsor
Greeley Jaycees
Man To Live at Airport To Halt Theft of Items
Airport officials report thefts of runway lamp covers valued at about 12 dollars each and warn the act is a federal offense. Airport Manager Don Carlisle notes security steps amid plans discussed by the Airport Board to lease the terminal area and involve plans for a guard facility.
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Don Carlisle
Perons
Weld County Municipial
Rick the Guard
Northeast Colorado Weather Outlook for Midweek
Rainy and cloudy evenings with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. Otherwise fair conditions through Wednesday with highs from 85 to 95. Tonight’s low near a high temperature and tonight’s precipitation probability around fifty percent, with similar odds on Wednesday.
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Colorado
Fis
Trectpalaien
Tribune Newspaperboy Collection Notice
The Tribune asks subscribers to have ready payment when the carrier calls and to request an official Tribune receipt for their payment.
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Tribune
Windsor School Board Will Keep Free Lunches In Place
Windsor School Board plans to continue free lunches for needy children while holding prices for paying students. Superintendent Leland Hulls reported a $1,300 yearly loss but hopes federal reimbursements and higher enrollment will restore the program to profitability. The board also adopted Citizens Advisory Committee recommendations for two site expansions at Tozer Primary and Windsor Junior-Senior High, and slated a study session with the town board on July 7 to discuss the Comprehensive Plan and school sites.
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Jessica Frazier
Windsse
Leland Hulls
School Board
Jwst
Citizens Advisory Committee
Board For Future
CAC
Tozer
Windsor
Tozar
Roger Gump
Tozer Seinol
Eace
Youth Opportunity Center Drives Jobs for Local Teens
The Youth Opportunity Center in Greeley reports 14 teens already employed through its efforts with more youths registering daily. Eddie DeHerrera 15 says the center offers work in housework farm work errands odd jobs and service stations while staff expand outreach to employers to place both boys and girls ages 12 to 20 into summer temporary or permanent roles.
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Debbie Frazier
Youth Opportunity Center
Jess Han
Greeley
Eddie Deferrera
DeHerrera
He Youth Opportunity Center
Colorado State
Ath St
Pal Munoz
Larry Price
West High School
Dellerrera
Eddie DeHerra
Pat Munoz
Youth Opportunity ‘Center
Ildie de Here
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Denver
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Michael Parks
Saigon
U.S
United States
the Times
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Tonkin Gulf
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Greg Isbel
Delvery
Steve Holt
Nhp&q
Holt
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Wayne Miller
Sant Garcia
Garcia
Debbie Prazier
the Tribune
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