Nixon Won't Seek Tax Cuts Spending To Spur Economy
The White House said President Nixon will not seek tax cuts or boost federal spending to stimulate the economy and will veto a $5.6 billion public works bill. Treasury Secretary Connally, named chief economist, said unemployment around four percent is a myth and the aim is to reduce unemployment by supporting proposals that fit that goal.
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Washington
White House
Treasury
John B. Connally
Congress
Connally
Lexus
Juvenile Runaway Report and Fire Call Details
Fort Lupton police report a juvenile runaway from Brighton was apprehended and returned to parents after a prior incident. A child was treated at a clinic following an incident and parents were contacted. A sniper fired at police officers Tom Thayer during a separate event. A Melbourne medical conference cited hope that certain leukemias and cancers may be controllable or curable within ten years.
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Brighton
Ind
Denver
Tom Thayer
Bulldozer and truck bombed near Keenesburg
In Keenesburg area a bulldozer from Plains Construction of Kimball Nebraska and a welding unit from George Gibson Machle family Okla were damaged in a weekend bombing on Marvin C Lesser property. A second bulldozer had two dynamite sticks found with the fuze set but did not detonate. Investigation involves Fort Lupton sheriff and ATF agents.
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Keenesburg
Charles Maeslas
Fort Lupton
Marvin C. Lesser
Plains Construction Coe
Kimball
Neb
George Gibson
Machle Ily
Oklo
Plains Construction Co
Federal Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division
Treasury Department
Namolive
Diary of a Scoundrel to Open July 7 at LTR
Barry Prinvus stars in Diary of a Scoundrel a satiric farce by Ostrovsky opening July 7 at 8 p.m. at the Little Theater of the Rockies as part of the summer season through July 9. Tickets on sale at the Frasier box office with reserved seats 30 and season tickets available. contact box office or call for reservations.
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Eugenia Rawls
Squily
Little Theater of the Rockies
UNC
John Willcoxon
LTR
Miss Rawls
Primus
Mother Courage
Her Children
Little Foxes
Paramount
Greeley
Barry Prinvus
1 Rockies
Alexander Ostrovsky
Cartain
Judge Denies Halt to Miami Teamsters Convention Start
A federal judge refused to stop the Teamsters Convention opening in Miami Beach while ordering procedures to give rank and file members a bigger voice. Judge Jane L. Green said internal union matters remain, but directed steps to permit petitions to amend the constitution and ratification by the union’s 2 million members.
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Teamsters
Miami Beach
Uniona
U.S
Jane L. Green
Dan Vestal
Nashville, Tenn
Dures
Vestal
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
Green
Pass It On Singing Group to Give Public Concert
The Pass It On singing group from University-Latheran Center in Brookings will perform at 8 pm Friday at Faith Latheran Church in Baton This group of college students has served churches in South Dakota and Minnesota all year. Sault Takota State University recognized their musicianship with first place in an all college talent contest. They travel to promote goodwill across generations and work with young fans on Vicir Towle, sharing campus ministry and Christian faith through song and life style.
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University — Latheran Center
Brookings
Faith Latheran
South Dakota
Minnesota
Sault Takota State University
Vicir Towle
Court Citations From Local Docket List
In The Courts a set of traffic fines is listed for multiple individuals including James Alexanter of 229 11th Ave for failure to yield right of way and a $15 fine, Bouita Buerge of Rt 4 Greeley for improper turn and $15, William Parten of 708 271st Ave for signal light violation and $15, Camille Perkins of 1612 71st Ave for dog at large and $5, Richard Rivera of 903 11th Ave for speeding and $15, Patricia Salazer of 220 Sunset Dr for $15, Maria Serna of Commerce City for Istap sign, Roberta Thomas of 292 Sth Ave for failure to yield right of ay and $?
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James Alexanter
11Th Ave
Bouita Buerge
Greeley
William Parten
Camille ‘Perkins
Richard Rivera
Patricia Salazer
Maria Serna
Commerce City
Istap
Roberta Thomas
Sul
First Portuguese Visit to Cameroon in 1525
In Douala Cameroon the Portuguese were the first Europeans to reach this region. Portuguese seafarers landed in 1525 and the area name Cameroon derives from the Portuguese term camarões meaning prawns.
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Douala
Cameroon
Ame
Traffic Citations From City Ledger
Judy Travers of 1001 Crawford PI faces a red light citation for hashing traffic. William Way of Platteville charged for failure to yield right of way. Robert Cole of 110 27th Ave cited at a stop light. Adam Plasencio of Baton charged for disturbance. Total fines listed include 15, 10, 18 dollars with various fees.
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Judy Travers
Crawford
William Way
Platteville
Robert Cole
27Th Ave
Adam Plasencio
Baton
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