Strawberry Lake Blocked To More Incoming Traffic
Grand County commissioners declared Strawberry Lake a public health nuisance due to sanitation fears ahead of a Rainbow Family gathering. County Road 450 and surrounding access were blocked to autos and pedestrians to curb epidemic risk, while campers remain on-site awaiting festival plans and local permits.
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Sheriff's Office
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Ten Die in State In Weekend Traffic
Ten people died in Colorado traffic crashes over the weekend, raising the state toll to 307. Victims include Glen Mverelt Hagelin 54 of For Lupton John Herrera 37 of Casper Wyoming Elias Smith 49 Grand Junction Stanley Hahnewald 67 Grand Junction Stephen Ray Pettinari 17 Colorado Springs Andrew J Owens 25 Stigway Roblyn Dana Brown 17 Louisville Caterina L Coca 31 Grand Junction and Walter A Sterling 73 with Lana 62 of Milliken.
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Lupton
Colo
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Casper
Wyo
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Grand Junction
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Colo Jrado Springs
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Loma
Halinewald
James E. Benton
Pettinari
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Park County
Andrew J. Owens
Stigway
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Hotchkiss
Roblyn Dana Brown
Lauisville
Englewood
Samue
Boulder
Caterina L. Coca
Milliken
Walter A. Sterling
Lana
Fort Lupton Man Drowns In Accident
Glenn Everett Eagelin, 64, of Fort Lupton, died when the 1972 auto left Colorado 44 and overturned in the Poudre River about 6 50 p m Sunday. Passengers Joey Hogelin, 16, and James Von Feldt, 30, were treated and released. Hogelin’s body was taken to Warren Mortuary. Rogelin, owner of the Royal Coach Motel, was a Fort Lupton civic leader.
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Wattenburg Clinic To Be Established
A new Wattenburg Clinic will open as part of a health outreach program funded by a $20,000 HEW grant. The plan, proposed by a local Health Plan group in Fort Lupton, aims to serve Wattenburg residents with satellite facilities and staff to assist with transportation and referrals to outside doctors. The four grants announced on Friday total about $113,000, supporting apanese speaking communities in Colorato and Wyoming and several rural health initiatives.
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Nixon Lifts Meat Quotas In Price Slowdown Move
President Nixon announces removal of meat import quotas to curb price surges. Officials say effects may take weeks or months to appear, with aims to stabilize wholesale prices and aid farmers. Australia may increase supply. no price freeze planned.
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Imports Won't Help supply feeding experts say
A Tribune summary notes cattle feeders Kenneth Monfort and William Webster reject beef import quotas as a quick fix for shortages. They say the market may normalize without subsidies, and argue the policy could affect prices and Nixon's political standing. The piece touches on a nationwide Supreme Court review of obscenity laws and other court questions.
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Webster
Wrong Directions Given for Cars In Fatal Crash
A fatal intersection crash near Johnstown involved Sterling couple Milken 73 and Jena Viol 62. Patrol reports and later corrections state the Sterling car was southbound on a county road watched by a stop sign while the Maria Gonzales car was eastbound on a dirt county road, with the Sterling family en route to visit Don Jacoby in Denver after the death of Jacoby’s wife.
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Waller Alaten Sterling
Jena Viol Sterling
Milken
Trine
Newton Bomgardner
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Maria Gonzales
Tribune
Melvin
AMS Tider
Creeley
Massive Cleanup Begins In Flood Devasted East
Flooding across Pennsylvania New York Virginia and Maryland prompts emergency shelters total aid plans. Officials report property damage surpassing one billion dollars as the floodwaters recede and cleanup starts with residents aiding one another amid continued risks and local street disruption.
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Pennsylvania
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George A. Lincoln
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Weather Forecast for Northeast Colorado
Partly cloudy afternoons and evenings with generally fair conditions. Nighttime temperatures expected to dip with low wind. Chance of light precipitation remains minimal, with no significant weather events anticipated.
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Colorado
Election cops robbers game Martha wants husband to quit
Martha Mitchell, wife of former U.S. attorney general John Mitchell, accuses politics of lies as she travels from California to New York. She says she wants her husband out of the race and describes tense episodes with security guards and an assault claim. She wore a yellow pants suit and showed bruises while detailing the confrontation at Westchester County Club.
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Ledter
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Anna
Mitchell
Martha
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