Transportation Council Hears Transpo ’72 Cost Estimates
Transportation Council met to review Transpo 72 exhibits at International Airport. Holt, chair, said four major PRT/rail systems from Bendix Word Rohr Transportations Technology Ford were shown with costs around 64 million dollars per area, including tech, stations, tracks and insurance. He warned aesthetics and integration challenges, noting energy use depends on system design and that federal energy politics influence plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holt
Jessica Frazier
Tribuna Statt
Weller
Transportation Council
Steve Hall
Altough
Hall
Bendix
Word
Rohr
Transportations Technology
Denver i
Odle Crowned Central Region Champ in Auctioneers Contest
Jim Odle, former co-owner and auctioneer at Brush Livestock Commission, won central region in the 1972 World Livestock Auctioneer Championship held in Social Circle, Georgia. Bob Steffes of Arthur, North Dakota, captured the overall work championship as nine judges judged selling ability. Odle, a Weld County native, was active in Colorado auction circles and plans to open a new Brush area facility after his fire-destroyed business recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jin Odle
Brush Livestock Commission
Social Circle
Bob Steffes
Arthur
Cel Bination
Odle
Wfe
Georgia
Te All
Weld County
Percy Odle
Runer
Bombing scares Weld County truck. three hurt at Rust Co site
A morning bombing near Brighton injured three Rust Sales Co. workers and led Weld County deputies to thoroughly search a company car and nearby trucks. A device with blasting caps was found on a semi trailer. the Denver bomb squad defused it. No charges filed against a scene arrestee. Authorities from Adams County and the Treasury Department assisted in the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brighton
Greeley
Hala
Rust Sales
Colorato State Patrol
Albert|son
Weld County Sheriff's Department
Bennett
Rick Estreich
Don
King
Marrys Hughes
Rust’ Salas Co
Joe Dismont
Westminster
Timonthy ‘Timmons
Lakewood
Claude Martin
Denver
Wise
Boulder
U.S. Treasury Department
Adams
Neaths and Funerals. Dooley and family notices in Greeley area
Marta A Dooley of Kenton Nursing Home mother of John J Dooley of Greeley survived by five daughters services to 1:00 p m Friday graveside Interment Hyer Green Cemetery Colomdly Springs flowers omitted relatives Shih Neva Springston Len ger Slater Richard Sullivan Wairavile Ga ayanon Sullivan Binks ville Greeley three grandchildren seven great grandchildren services 2:00 p m Friday First Baptist Church Maton Interment Faton Cemetery gifts to First Baptist Church missionary fund Torres Gregorio Torres of G31 Cala arrangements later
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Ric
Corie
Tetizeenunt
Shih Neva Springston
Lenger
Slater
Richard Bb. Sullivan
Wairavile
Gaayanon Hullivan
Binksville
Sullivan
Greeley
Reriha Nix
Alga
First Baptist Church
Maton
Faton
First Baptist Church of Fatansionary Fund
Torres Gregorio Torres
G31
Cala
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries Services and Obituaries
Obituary notices list Alanen J Farid of We 2, Asrighton, and others from Greeley to Parkona. funeral at 2:00 p.m. Friday from the Drawing Room, Interment at Brana Cemetery. Also Love Charles R of Albuquerque, husband of Mrs. dn Marking Love, father of Gladyn A. Kearney and George A. Love. graveside service 10:00 am Friday at Mize peh Cemetery, Plattayvillo.
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Ford Alanen J. Farid
We 2
Asrighton
Gree Tey
Onal Kurd
Salem
Ore
James For
Jasper Ford
Greeley
Maz Purd
Comamerce City
Josephing
Parkona Ooffe Grange
Wyo
Ford
Oliva Fayne
Meriden
Kao
Rervices
Intermont Brana Cemetery
Charles R. Tava
Albuquerque
New Americo
Formenty
Plattovilla
Dn Mark- Ing Love
Gladyn A. Kearney
Albuerque
George A
San Larendi
Calif
Felidar
Mizepeh Cemetery
Plattayvillo
Aims Announces Summer Enrollment Figures At 783
Summer quarter enrollment at Big College totals 783 students. Of these 221 are Colorado residents studying full time, while 859 are part time. All but 14 of the 263 total are Colorado residents. The enrollment accounts for 135,956 quarter credit hours, with 30 percent in open programs. Washington AP reports ongoing registrations and related programs. The Pentagon Papers ruling is noted in brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big College
Colorado
Washington
Federal Grand Jury
Trn
Mike Gravel
Byron RL White
D-Alaska
Court Rules Newsmen Lacks Special Right Before Juries
The Supreme Court, in a 5 to 4 decision, held newsmen do not possess a constitutionally protected privilege before grand juries. Justice White wrote the majority opinion, stating journalists are not immune from cooperation with grand juries if harassment would occur and stressing limits on press protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Protec
Water Quality Model Set For South Platte Basin
A four agency effort led by Northwest engineer Porter Stewart designs a water quality model for the South Platte Basin from Eleven Mile Reservoir to the Nebraska border. The study, costing about 100000, aims to predict quality under different waste plans and to train regional planners in EPA funded work. The plan requires a July 1 1973 completion to qualify for funds, with an anticipated three day seminar and regional plan development.
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South Platte
Ning Commission
Nixon
Tration
Byron R. White
Thurs
William O.day
Douglas
William
J. Brennan
Porter Stewart
Thurby Batterie Northwest
Stewart
Eleven Mile Reservoir
Denver
North Platte River
Nebraska
EPA
State
Cruce
Regional Planning Commission
Larimer-Weld Regional Planning Commission
Region 2
Colorado State Universit
Cryce
Supreme Court rules AG may bar alien lecturers
The Supreme Court held the First Amendment does not bar the attorney general from excluding foreign citizens invited to lecture in the United States. The ruling overturns a New York federal court finding that parts of the immigration act were unconstitutional in the Mandel case. Justice Blackmun wrote for the majority, noting that citizens may influence entry decisions without violating constitutional rights, while dissenters argued this narrows Americans rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Perkins
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Ernest Ste. Mandel
U S
Mandel
U.S
United States
Citzens
Harry A. Blackmun
The
Marshall
Maryland
Daniel Wrewster
Mike Gravel
Alaska
Douglas
Obituary for Torres and family ties in Texas and Colorado
Obituary details a longtime Texas born man with family connections across Uvalde Crystal City and Colorado Springs. Survived by his wife Amelia Torres and 10 children, plus 22 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services at Adamson Mortuary with Rosary and Mass of the Resurrection.
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Uvalde
Tex
Crystal City
Greeley
Amelia Villegas
Marie Dooley Graveside Service at Evergreen Cemetery
Marie A Dooley 77 died Tuesday near No 9 ditch and Avenue at Kenton Nursing Home. Graveside service will be held Friday at 1 p m at Evergreen Cemetery Colorado Springs. The family requests omission of flowers.
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Evergreen Cemetery
Colorado Springs
Marie A. Dooley
Kenton Nursing Home
Interior Group Offers Ariz Indian Land Dispute Solution
The House Interior Committee backed a plan to split about two million acres in Northeastern Arizona between the Hopi and Navajo tribes. Hopis gain partitioned land with two year move in and control. Navajos five years. $16 million available to aid resettlement with no per capita payments. Interior secretary to cut herd numbers on joint ranges within a year as disputes lean toward tribal settlement or court action.
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Washington
House Interior Committee
Arizond
Arizona
Uist
Department Ad
Interior Secretary
Congress
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Aims College Industry Building funding and plans described
The article outlines payments and approvals for Aims College Industry Building projects including ground utility planning 16552.52 state reimbursement changes 21759.60 phase 7 planning 2748 relocation of metal buildings 4399 final payment for Trades and Industry Building 43616 with a 1 retention 8053 pending hail or system approval. It recounts accreditation candidacy, governance review, and a custodial service contract linked to a later dining product unrelated to core construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bargelt and Co
Lincoln
Ta Th General Studies
Hensel Phelps
Trades and Industry
Beaty
Arzey
North Central
Sehool
Association
Death Penalty Abolished With Some Reservations
The Supreme Court rules the death penalty unconstitutional under the Eighth Amendment but leaves room for legislatures to restore capital punishment in limited cases. Nine justices file opinions, with dissents from four Nixon appointees and others. The decision overturns death sentences for several inmates though advocates warn of ongoing political and legal battles nationwide.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Thoir
Supreme Court
Mirahall
Lalunjentis
Stewart
Ynaener
Wile
Burger
Bhickman
Powell
Oe County
Rehnquist
Lawmakers Not Immune From Testifying in Court Ruling
U.S. Supreme Court ruling rejects absolute legislative immunity for lawmakers and aides, allowing grand jury questioning in cases involving illegal arrests, property seizures, or invasions of privacy. The decision centers on Gravel’s Vietnam War study and publication, with Justices White and Potter Stewart in dissent on scope and protections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
White
Gravel
Senate
Beacon Press
Unitarian Universalist Association
Congress
The
Boston
Sar J. Ervin Jr
N.C
William Saxte
Ohio
Leonard
Readsberg
Fearing
Honard Webber
Massachusetts Institute of ‘Technology Press
Rodberg
Potter Stewart
Cour
Stewart
T Brennan
Douglas
Saithe
Aldne
Pentagon
Bexicon Press
Iself
House Blocks Move To Expand Capitol West Wall
Washington AP report says the House voted 197 to 181 to block moving the Capitol West wall 88 feet, derailing a 40 million plan. The vote shifts focus to restoring the old sandstone West Front built after 1812, as concerns of wall safety and historic beauty influence the stalled project. Rep. Salmus Stratton fought six years to stop the plan, while the Senate had delayed action until now. The House then backed the Senate prohibition on spending without further Congressional approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Capitol bin
Congress
House
West Brant
Salmusl
Stratton
D-Nly
Senate
School board weighs development and drainage on district land
The board approved development west of 35th Avenue adjacent to district property and drainage plans requiring a six foot chain link fence around ditch areas if the contractor builds it. Action on Clark Arnold Tennis Courts was tabled due to higher costs and drainage conflicts with a driver education range. Personnel moves included resignations and numerous probationary contracts, with interns approved and the May mineral statement pending audit.
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35Th Avenue
West High School
The
Heart
Joelie Hartman
JoAnn Belgin
Leah Way
Joan Good
W. Carey Newitt
Tonie Rose
Jeanne Cleaver
Chao
Nie
May Minaieral Ptatement
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Transpo
Wenwlix
Jim Odle
Anamson Petuchey
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries
Aims
South Platte Basin
Rules High Court
Gregorio Torres
Gregorly ‘Torres
Nesday
Gill
Mey
Ting Grove
Adamson Mortuary
Ising
Gazette- Telegraph
Daoley
Marie Dooley
Interior Group
Peggy Simpson
Aims College
Jerry Karst
Arms Community Council
de, Bealy
Phiadelphia
Jus
Les
Luthe
Oa Orily
William Douglas
William J
Brennan
Nixory Administration
Dustice Warren
Burster
Harry A. Macknum
Lewis F. Powell Jr
William J. Rehinquist
Texas
Gearson
Rules
Capitol Building
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