UAL Extends Options on Jets By Six Months
United Airlinesextended its option to buy six Concorde jets for six months with delivery not before 1975 or 1976. The move, supported by BAC and Sud Aviation, aims to verify the Concorde performance guarantees while epresenting optimism for potential West Coast and Hawaii routes despite SST funding cuts and a soft economy.
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Hunter Holloway
Associated Press
Denver
United Airlines
Capersonie Conticorde
UAT
Edward E. Carlson
Carlson
Hawaii
Obituary for A Pfleiderer Resident of Greeley Dies
August Pfleiderer, longtime Greeley area resident since 1900, died Saturday at Weld County General Hospital. A WWI US infantry veteran, he married Georgia Calkins in 1923 and worked in construction and city water service. Survived by wife, son John, daughter Shirley, sister Louise, and seven grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday at Macy Allnutt. military honors at Linn Grove Cemetery. Memorials to Weld County General Hospital Cardiac Care Unit.
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Warehime family obituary from Greeley and beyond
Grace B H Warehime of RL 3 Greeley wife of Arthur J Warehime mother of Beverly Carson Marilyn Appel Lyla Warehime Philip Warehime Dwight Warehime Stanley Warehima and others survived by 21 grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services held 2 00 pm Tuesday Fleet Assembly of God Church Interment Sunset Memorial Gardens. Donations requested to Bunget Assembly of God Church La Salle Memorial Fund.
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Algo
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la Salle
Snow piles, hijack stats, ice cream heists headline briefs
In Ironwood Michigan a snow pile two feet deep remains after a record winter and street cleanup. At Los Angeles International Airport federal marshals report hijacking activity down and over four million dollars in drugs seized. In St Louis youth robberies threaten ice cream vendors with one gunfire incident. Barbara Henshaw leads a Kitchener team to a Florida international BB gun tournament. Coney Island plans to sell the 1939 parachute jump to clear space for a new city park with bids due July 1.
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Florida
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Jaycee
Kitchener
Waterloo
Barbara
City Real Estate Department
Animal collections moved by Christian emperors in ancient Rome
In late antiquity religious cults housed animal collections in Istanbul Animytls until Emperor Theodosius, a Christian, abolished the cults in the 4th century A D. He destroyed their temples and relocated the animal collections to special parks near Christian churches.
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Istanbul
Theodosius
Professor Says PSC Doesn’t Need Rate Hike
Denver. Professor Jack McCroskey, chief witness for Common Cause, testified before the Public Utilities Commission that Public Service Co. has no justification for an $11.3 million rate boost. He argued the firm earns a high return and opposes the hike despite stock declines and consumer opposition.
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Public Service Do
Colorado Priday
the Public Service Co
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Israeli Guns Fire At Egyptian Planes Over Suez Canal
Israeli antiaircraft guns opened fire on two Soviet-built Sukhoi 47 fighter bombers over the Suez Canal, marking the sixth such incident since the ceasefire began last August. Israel filed a UN complaint via the Truce Supervision Organization. In Cairo Riyadh and Washington: Faisal and Sadat urged liberation of all occupied Arab lands, including Jerusalem, as a prerequisite to peace, amid talks on an interim arrangement for reopening the canal.
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Saudi Arabia
Defense Dept Sets July August Draft Quotas
Washington AP reports the Defense Department announced a 16 000 draft quota for July and August as Congress works to reconcile draft law differences. Officials say the two month quota will be split evenly and could be filled by college students whose deferments ended if action drags. The plan aligns with a longer term goal of a zero draft by mid 1973 despite questions about an all volunteer force.
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Associated Press
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All Volunteer Army
US and Soviet Space Talks Open Joint Flight Study
U S and Soviet space experts concluded five days of talks in Houston on a possible joint spaceflight program. They outlined plans for a docking system test and noted future meetings in Moscow to advance a serious study of potential Apollo Salyut Skylab type collaborations with docking experiments.
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Paul Recer
Aerospace Winter Space Center
Houston
U.S
Apollo Command
Salyut
Earth
Soyuz
Moscow
Estes Park Man Killed in Road Collision
An Estes Park man, Clarence A. Ford, 43, was killed in a Larimer County highway crash when his car collided with another vehicle and he was thrown from the vehicle. The incident occurred near Drake and Cole in Larimer County, per Associated Press reporting.
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Associated Press
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Larimer County
Clarence A. Ford
Cole
Drake
Cal Poly Reclaims Lead at National College Rodeo
Cal Poly of San Luis Obispo regains the top spot in men’s team standings at the National Intercollegiate Rodeo finals in Bozeman Montana. Tarleton State leads defending women’s standings as 61 teams advance to final day. standout rides push Cal Poly and Colorado State in a tense title race.
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Tunnel Sensing Devices Failed to Warn of Explosion
A spokesman for Tarkheer Shipbuilding says electronic sensors on the Los Angeles area Metro Water District tunnel failed to detect dangerous methane levels before a blast trapped 18 workers, killing all but one. The 0.5 mile tunnel runs 250 feet underground amid earthquake faults. A one per cent methane threshold was used by Lockheed over state limits, with readings showing one per cent several times.
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Japanese Candidate Seeks Security Tie with United States
Veteran rightist candidate Bin Akao campaigns in Tokyo’s Giza district arguing Japan should rely on the United States for security while opposing communism. He promotes the Great Japan Patriotic Society and pilots a campaign vehicle adorned with American and Japanese flags as he remains unlikely to win. Japan’s Sato Liberal Democratic Party is favored to strengthen control in Sunday's upper house election.
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Associated Press
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bin Akao
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U.S
Japan to Build 477000-ton Bow Tanker Near Tokyo
A massive 477000 ton bow tank er planned in Japan will measure 1243 feet in length and 203 feet in width and require a crew of 96. Doppler-sonar devices will be installed due to the bow’s distance from the bridge, preventing visual navigation by the navigator.
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Richest Girl Joins Black Church Choir in Nutley
Doris Duke the so called richest girl of the era has joined a Nutley New Jersey black church congregation. She sings in the senior choir on Sundays though church members preserve silence about her presence. The pastor of the First Baptist Church’s Angelic Choir avoids mentions of Miss Duke while the parishioners, including notable New Jersey blacks, keep her attendance discreet.
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Associated Press
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Doris Duke
First Baptist Church
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Roberts
Pillar of Fire Theological Seminary
York
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Malagasy Envoy Expulsion Casts Shadow on U S Ties
Washington AP report says a 3.8 ambassador from Madagascar era accused of meddling in social affairs is expelled. Five more American diplomats are sent home on similar charges. State Department denies charges against Ambassador Anthony D. Marshall.
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Osgood Never Declared Bankruptcy Before Death
REDSTONE Colo AP steel and mining magnate J C Osgood never filed bankruptcy before his 1926 death. A prior report misstated that he declared bankruptcy years after building the Osgood Manor and Redstone Lodge as a model workers facility.
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