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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1971

Page

15

VA Reveals Increase in Drug Treatment Centers for Vets

VA announces a sixfold rise in drug treatment centers for veterans as part of Nixon’s drug control plan.14 new centers will open next month with 13 more by October 1, expanding inpatient and outpatient care nationwide. The program targets veterans including Vietnam era cases, with prior centers in Washington New York Houston and others.

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Army Denies Medina Prosecution Plans

A pretrial hearing in McPherson, Ga, heard Col Wilson Freeman deny the Army intended to block Capt Ernest L Medina from testifying so it could pursue charges against him in the My Lai case Medina faces murder charges for 102 villagers and assault in the incident Defense lawyers claim command influence kept Medina from testifying and that top officers diluted the Hutto prosecution to aid Medina Calley’s trial previously resulted in a murder conviction for 22 Vietnamese villagers The testimony covered orders forbidding Medina as a witness and discussions at a Pentagon meeting about whether to call him to testify

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Police Dog Max Bites Two Suspects In Cincinnati

In Cincinnati AP report Max the police dog ran loose at a downtown cafe with William Bennett guiding him. The dog bit Patrolman Edward Monahan during a pursuit and later bit Manly Maxson, age 20, under a box car after the chase continued.

Cincinnati Olio Max William Bennett Bennett Edward Monahan Manly Maxson Cor Railroad

Massey in memory of Pussy Mansay and loved ones

In memory of Pussy Mansay who passed away three years ago and other loved ones. Remembrance keeps you near as we miss you in our hearts. Wy anughter Angurir Masray and mother Nella Hartlay express sorrow and eternal love.

Massey Pussy Mansay Tyne Angurir Masray Nella Hartlay

TV Actress Writes On Black Women's Beauty

Denise Nicholas, 26, star of Room 222, discusses differences in pelvic proportions between Black and white women and how apparel cuts affect fit. She describes hair, skin, and foot variations, offers beauty tips, and stresses self image and grooming amid fan attention.

Denisse Nienolag Denise Denise Nicholas Beauly Room 222 Liz McIntyre Witch Hazel

VFW Chief Targets Times Over Viet Nam War Reports

Sacramento Calif AP The national commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars says The New York Times should be prosecuted under national security laws for publishing secret Pentagon reports on the Vietnam War. Herbert Rainwater of San Geronimo Calif warned against treason charges, noting the war was not declared. The remark came during a statewide VFW convention in Sacramento.

Sacramento Calif Veterans of Foreign Wars New York Times Pim

Margaret Clemons Appointed to State Nursing Board

Margaret Clemons, supervisor of the Health Department's Home Health Care program, was appointed by Gov. John to the State Board of Practical Nursing for a two-year term. She established a 7 month LPN course at Northeast Junie College in Sterling, served as training coordinator for three years, and created the Home Health Care program in 1966. In 1968 she joined the state's Title XIX Medical Advisory Committee. She and her husband Bud live at 2330 St. Nay with their son Bret, 8.

Margaret Clemons Health Department Jome John’ A State Board of Clemons Bud St. Nay Bret

Kibbutz origins and Israeli state facts

The kibbutz derives from a Hebrew word meaning gathering and describes a collective farm in Israel. By 1948 Israel formed a parliamentary democracy, linking to the ancient Judea era, with the Law of Return inviting Jewish immigration. Immigrants arrive globally, some skilled and others from distressed regions, prompting kibbutz formation to aid agriculture and communal living.

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Elders Find New Roles in Peace Corps Service

Retirees like Saul Greiman of San Francisco join the Peace Corps, teaching plumbing in Honduras while others serve as nurses in Afghanistan. As of July, the agency lists 162 volunteers over 50, with 62 over 60, showing growing recruitment of older Americans from diverse jobs across the country.

Washington Saul Greiman San Francisco Peace Corps Mexico Saul Canyva Valle de Angeles Tegucigalpa Honduras Greiman Ruth Bell Lexington Ethel Copeland Dallas Meg Simpson Gatesburg Mich Leo Gallarano Office of Gallarani Prabhu Sondhi Washington, DC Keyhan Institute of Mass Communications Tehrani Iran Durango Culv Douglas Bryce Western Samoa Tren Lou Mitchell Afghanistan

Portland thief eats, flees store without paying admit

David Merten Thompson, 46, was arrested after Safeway staff watched him eat a creamed horn an eclair and Swiss cheese then leave without paying. His attorney argued the merchandise was not proven to be taken away. Judge Bagley ruled digestion may have occurred.

Portland Ore David Merten Thompson Safeway Thompson Philip M. Bagley

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