Seattle Woman Honored by Press Women
Hilda Bryant of Seattle Washington was named Woman of Achievement by the National Federation of Press Women at its annual convention. The 41 year old race and social issues reporter for the Seattle Post Intelligencer also edits Transmitter and formerly led Youth in Action. Finalists included Clarissa Starr Davidson and Ulrich Troubetzkoy with Troubetzkoy serving as NFWA president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Post Dispatch
St. Louis
Ulrich Troubetzkoy
Richmond News Leader
Richmond
Troubetzkoy
Dorothy Hager
Minto
N.D
Mabel Harmer
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ruth Kilcher
Homer
Alaska
Annie H. King
Bennettsville
S.G
Fay Kuhlman
Bearcreek
Mont
Vivian H. Palladin
Helena
Jerry Robbins
Pierre
M.D
Gladys V. Schaeffer
Phoenix
Ariz
Ruth Schuey
Hopewell
Doris D. Slack
Marked Tree
Ark
Dorrce B. Taylor
Sun Valley
Idaho
Ann Thompson
Rocky Ford
Cole
Ed Kane
Page Inc
Indianapolis
Ind
Slant Jey H. Stauffer
General Mana
Slant
Hications
Topeka
Kan
Kay Bollam
Oregonian
Portland
Ore
Dick Nichols
News Citizen
Pasadena
Tex
Ralph Sewell
Sistant
the Oklahoman
Oklahome
New Service Manager Here at Local Appliance Center
Donald Hoppe named service manager for Good House Appliances in Bas Ah St. He comes from Flint Michigan where he was assistant service manager for a department store chain. Hoppe will oversee service of appliances including color and black and white TVs radios stereos electric and gas ranges dishwashers washers and ovens.
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Donald Hoppe
Good Hoastseeping
Philea
Bas Ah St
Creeley
Hoppe
Ning
Flint
Mich
Rural Poor Small Business Promotion in Colorado and Utah
The War on Poverty will sponsor a four year project to promote small business ownership among rural poor in Colorado and Utah with a $176,000 allocation directed by Gerald Schmaedick of Southern Colorado State College. The plan covers two Indian reservations and a sizable Mexican American population across Haerlann Las Animas Castillo Archuleta La Plata Ave and Crawford areas along with Montezuma. In separate incidents a 1965 sedan driven by David V. Merritt and a 1968 sedan driven by Pierre Le Lestree sustained $1,500 and $1,000 damage respectively in two car collisions. A Gibson Parking Lot crash caused $500 to a TR9 sedan driven by Ann Margaret Keil and $100 to Dorothy Mac Arnold's vehicle.
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Pueblo
API
Colorado
Utah
Gerald Schmaedick
Southern Colorado State College
Schmaedick
Haerlann
Las Animas
Castillo
11thiConejas
Archuleta
la Plata Ave
Crawford
Montezuma
David V. Merritt
Auth Ave
Pierre [le Lestree
Gibson
Ann Margaret Keil
Evans.y
Dorothy Mac Arnold
Packaging Act Date Put Off by FTC
The Federal Trade Commission postponed indefinitely the July 11 effective date of new regulations under the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act. A 4-1 vote cited two federal court suits challenging the rule as exceeding congressional intent. National Retail Merchants Association filed one suit seeking to block enforcement on about four commodities.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
Congress
Paul Rand Dixon
Dixon
National Retail Merchants. Association
FIC
Cooley Hallman quit Baylor faculty over restrictions
Heart surgeon Dr Denton A Cooley and associate Dr Grady L Hallman resign from Baylor College of Medicine faculty as the ad suggests they will take unsalaried clinical roles within Baylor. They will supervise interns and resident physicians and arrange time on the Baylor staff. A policeman in Suzyara Mary reports a driver ticketing himself on a one way street after noting a recent sign change. He pays a $1 fine and asks spectators to forgive him.
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Houston, Tex
Denton A. Cooley
Grady L. Hallman
Baylor College of Medicine
Baylor
Suyzara
Mary
Poel
Iceman
Marin Valetich
Ame
No Drill For Returning Guardsmen
Washington reports say the 200 National Guardsmen and reserve forces will be excused from drills as they return to civilian life. Pentagon officials note some units will be out of uniform by mid December with those having 24 months completed remaining on break. The report mentions effects on families including Norma Lancaster preparing for divorce and various public figures linked to the draft and Vietnam era.
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Britain
Bangkok
Thailand
Hollywood
Buchanant
Joan Baez
Vietnam
Thakor
Lacd
Salgon
Shepherd
Miss Baex
Santa Monica
Calif
TNS Moti
Flying Family 1OF 4 Survives Wyoming Crash
An Elko Nevada couple and their two children survived a private plane crash southwest of Medicine Bow Wyoming. They were taken to a hospital in Rawlins. the parents showed no serious injuries and the children were unharmed. The aircraft ran out of fuel en route from Elko to Cheyenne and crashed in dry flats near the Croonburg ranch. The occupants were not yet identified.
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Medicine Bow
Wyo
Elko
Nev
Here
Frawlins
Quest
Elka
Cheyenne
Croonburg Ranch
Stork Express Born to Owens and Edwards Families
A newborn son arrived Friday June 27 at Weld County General Hospital to Mr and Mrs James Owens with the newborn later identified as one of about 20 deaf mutes in the United States certified as private pilots by the Federal Aviation Administration after 19 hours of flight instruction The report notes his handicap and quotes the instructor about his ability to fly.
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James]Owens
Weld County General Hospital
Wiciuta
Kaw
Ron
Daberman
Edwards
Bear
Sid SL
Federal Aviation Adminion
Weldistralian
Haberman
County General Hospital
United States
Twell
Top View By Clarke Williamson Ratings On TV Stars
A reader poll ranks daytime shows and TV personalities by viewer opinions. Metrics include Lets Make a Deal Storybook Squares and Days of Our Lives, with contrasts to Night movies and King Family. Names such as McMahon and McKuen appear with ratings and reader comments supporting hospital life depictions.
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Clarke Williamson
King Family
Anderson & Company
Rod McKuen
ABC
NBC
General Hospital
Tair
Clara Tratliff
Decatur
C. West
Daytona
Fla
Ed Mee 'Mahon
Bob Clayton
McMahon
Apollo 11 to Carry Flags From Nations During Moon Mission
NASA announced Apollo 11 will carry many national flags to the moon and back but plant only the American flag on the lunar surface. Armstrong and Aldrin will place a nylon American flag on an eight foot staff. other flags will be returned to their nations.
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Washington
Lunar
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin, Jr
Ion
Hospital dismissals list and staff appointment note
Dismissals from Weld County General Hospital on Friday June 27 include Mrs. Larry Bissing and numerous others with addresses across Weld County. The report also covers Barton Buss’s personal staff appointment and her new role with the Women's Council of the Greeley Board of Realtors, plus details of her husband Barton Buss.
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Weld County General Hospital
Larry Bissing
Wth Ave
Luis Anaya
Augustin Puente
Sundalupe Hier
Pierce
Craig McColm
54Th St
Martin Garcia
Gene Stewart
4Th Ave
Tom Harding
Paul
Rt. 8
Marvin Fellows
13Th Ave
Reuben Michael
Platteville
Henry
Ulrich
Weldana
Leonard Abbott
Wilshire Ave
Paul Scroggins
Evans
Joe Segura
Hoover Motel
Alles
16Th Ave. Ct
Jeffrey Vosler
E. 20Th St
Sammie Archuleta
1St St
Frederick Walker
Andrew Cutbirth
Baby Boy Klein
Robert Corliss
Aly St
William Nel- Stoll Really
W. 10Th St
Aull
Johnny Archuleta
Joyce Archuleta
Barton Buss
12Th Ave
Pegay Archuleta
Congressional Scoreboard summary of stalled and passed items
AP notes congressional actions this week with pay raises for Congress completed, pay rules for the president top officials completed, aid for elementary schools passed, cigarette ad curbs passed, postal reorganization in committee, tax reform and tax extension in committee, bank holding company curbs in committee, crime prevention in committee, poverty program extension in committee, electoral college reform in committee, and nonproliferation treaty dated discussions.
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Warrington
Furtax
She Bank
Ipwmimmittee
Congresslank
Imrimmalilec
Theft and vehicle damage report from campus lot
Officers were told a mini bike valued at 75 dollars was stolen. An official from Western Auto reported four tires wheels and hubcaps stolen from a 1985 sedan valued at 246 dollars. Newton G. Dean reported damage to the right side of his 1968 sedan in Harrison Hall Parking Lot with estimated damage of 325 dollars.
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Western Auto Rales
Oh St
Solice
Newton G. Dean
Turner Hall
Harrison Hall
In loving memory of Elbert Wilson
Wemnoriam Wilson recalls Elbert Wilson who passed away June 28, 158. Thoughts of you drift back in dreams today. We know you rest when twilight ends the day. Badly missed by his wife and son.
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Wilson
Elbert Wilson
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Sanford University
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Stork Express
Poor. Anderson & Company
Wilma Delaney
Wilmington
Del
Roy Wollen
Watarina
Neb
North Branford
Conn
Charley Weaver
Hodie Ablert
Dom DE Luise
Alice Ghostley
Imogene Coca
Buddy Schwab
Flip Wilson
Gwen Verdon
Hendra and
Allett
Jack Riley
Stor
Soviet Union
Red China
North Viettnam
North Korea
Stall Realty
Mrs. Barton Buss
Cit of
Greeley
Buss
Blue Hill
W. 20Th Si
Mark Casseday
Tribune
Wemnoriam
Subaru
Datsun
Ehrlich Motors
Rolling Hills
26Th Avenue
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Hotpoint
Sth Avenue
Jack Schreiber
Dave Clarkson
Burl Stedwell
Harold Moore
Merle “Mac” McNulty
Clint Schultz
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