Greeley Police Log Highlights Day’s Incidents
Police documented a busy patrol with car vandalism and theft reports in the 1700 to 1900 blocks of 11th and 15th Avenues, a burglary on Harry’s Drive, bicycle thefts, a missing person canceled, a fatal accident not listed, and several incidents including a prowler, drunk driving, and suspicious activity.
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11Th Ave
Biegel
15Th St
Gary Chamberlain
Bile
Harry's Drive
8Th Ave
Magnuson
2Ard Ave
Phil Hoover
Lakewood
Aveident
Ith Ave
Sth
St. Pam
Accidant
Ath Ave
Gary Zick
Othy Ave
Safeway
Russ Anderson
Monefort Packing Co
John Chrisman
Joe Gustafson
Wid
Dard Ave
Ard
18Th St
Vic Alles
36Th Ave
Wilshire Center
Tol
Veto Override Sparks Debate On Free Speech Bill
The Virginia governor Linwood Holton vetoed a campus conduct bill aimed at curbing potential troublemakers on state college campuses. The attorney general advised the measure unconstitutional, citing the First Amendment protections of speech and assembly.
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Richmond
Linwood
Oltan Tias
Weilrest
Hee
Andrew P. Mier
Ericka Huggins Seeks Freedom From Panther Case
Ericka Huggins, once deputy chair of the Connecticut Panthers, seeks freedom alongside cofounder Bobby Seale in the Huey Newton case. She describes her upbringing, marriage to John Huggins, and commitment to the Panther movement while recounting events from the late 1960s including his Los Angeles involvement and subsequent shootings.
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NEW
Alex Rackley
Newton
Oakland
Calif
Seale
Huggins
Dluggins
Washington, D.C
John
Lincoln
Lion
Black Panther Party
Huey Newton
California
Los Angeles
Iren Huey
They Panthers
Mugging
Wm Jove
University of California At
John Huggins
Alpredice
Bunchy” Carter
Anargea
Hugging
Thatcher is Huddled by Students at Enfield College
Margaret Thatcher faced a security scare when forty students demonstrated at Enfield College of Technology over the building's cost. She was escorted to cover and sheltered inside a locked vehicle until police dispersed the crowd with no arrests.
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London
Margaret Thatche
Enfield College of Technology
Thatcher
Can Real Happiness Be Found Teaching in One Room School
COPPER HARBOR Mich AP Can a 24 year old college graduate find happiness teaching eight children in a one room schoolhouse in a hamlet Douglas Livingston says he is truly happy and hopes to return next year He landed the Grant Township post after Wheaton College chaplain Evan Welch urged him to apply The job pays 5000 a year plus a one room apartment The class includes three kindergartners one first grader three third graders and one fourth grader Livingston finds balancing multiple levels tough yet rewarding He enjoys close work with each pupil and says such an arrangement could never occur in larger classes He adjusted to Copper Harbor life preferring quiet time for writing painting music and walks and has not set up a television
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Copper Narror
Mich
Douglas Livingston
Wheaton College
Chicago
Livingston
Upper Peninsula
Michigan
Evan Welch
Grant Township
Copper Harbor
Jie
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Jack Neathwang
Walver “Mull
Cairo
Walspar Covercote
Popular Demand
King Ar
Church Macrum
Roger Sion
Everett Lumber Co
Tribune
Jim McNabney
Ericka Huggins
Judy Freund
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Peoplen the News
Washington
Willian Proxmire
Widgeonsn
Batteslee
Gilbert Rexall Stores
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Bob Markley
Volkswagen
Smath Cag
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Zales Jewelers
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