Mountain Bell seeks tax exemption on equipment sales
Mountain Bell and Western Electric ask Denver District Court to decide if they owe state sales tax on equipment used in telephone service. They contend processing clause exemptions apply, arguing equipment becomes an ingredient in their service and should be tax free.
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Denver
Dhr
Denver District Court
Department of Revet Mye
Western Electric
Lloyd Leger
Colorato Mountain Bell
Anl
Deaths and Funerals in Colorado and Iowa Notices
Obituary notices list George Crowley of Drake Colorado and relatives in Waterloo Iowa plus Malvern Crowley of Beverly Hills Arizona and Huggans family in La Salle. Services by Kearns Dyseman Waterloo with Garden of Memories interment. McQuate family and Roberta Pawl obituary entries include several children and grandchildren with services at Adamson Memorial Chapel and Sunset Memorial Gardens. Interments and affiliations reflect local fraternal orders and multiple towns including Greeley Denver Cameron and Oakland.
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Crowley George Crowley
Drake
Colorado
Maabaud
Tuey Crowley
Waterloo
Iowa
Crowley
Marvel Schmitt
Waterlum
Ronnie Srbutte
Susup
Lwa
Maeveretts Nosko
Malvern Crowley
Bevitsdale
Arizona
Alto
Kearns Dyseman Funeral
Roberta Pawl
Roberta
Bth
Greeley
Pather
Danny’ Roberts
Miaoha
Montana
Madeleine Lewis
Ven Vor
Vatglin Roberta
Oakland
Calfornia
Adauiao
Death notices from Macy Allnutt Mortuaries run obituaries
Unclear OCR fragment lists names tied to Macy Allnutt Mortuaries Elkins area with mentions of Mr and Mrs James and numerous relatives. References bedecked with kinship terms, a Mayneaville La birth, and a funeral service time of 2:00 Myelingaday at Green Widnegger Funeral Home in Minden Ta.
Nixon Mourns Hoover's Death
Washington report says President Nixon mourned the death of his close friend and adviser FBI Director J Edgar Hoover. He ordered flags at half staff and issued a personal tribute to Hoover as one of his closest aides.
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Washington
Frese
Nixon
FBI
J. Edgar
Meaver
White Hansa
Moover
Moorer
Congress
White House
Lis
Hoover
V “Iy
Mir
Enis
Law
En Fortemant
Public blamed whiplash release to dodge court fate
A driver injures a person in a slap sign incident. An adjuster questions fault while criticizing the insurance system’s relief mechanism. Allen argues most court settlements don’t compensate badly injured victims and that those with less economic power lose. He cites ILB 064 as imperfect but preferable to other plans.
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Allen
Massachusetts
Iliiois
Florida
Schafars Hart
Magnuson
Colorado
Commett Cause
Common Cause
Cause
Draff Bey
Nixon Brezhnev Score Missile Curb Advance
U S President Nixon and Soviet leader Brezhnev signaled a major advance toward a SALT curbs accord, suggesting submarine missiles and ABMs would be addressed. Officials spoke of a broadening freeze and a first-step agreement aimed for Nixon's May visit to Moscow, with talks on ICBMs ABMs and submarine delivery systems continuing.
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Lewis Gulick
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Leonid Brezhnev
White Mouse
Ronald L
Ziegler
Brezhnev
Ziegter
Saftey
Smith
U.S
Muscau
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Vietnam
United States
Helsinki
Fhal Nam
Soviet Union
Salta
Multheir
Khedan
Obituaries from Carrollton and Osborn 1913 and 1987
Obituary notices Report of deaths in Carrollton and Osborn areas include Mrs Huggans born Feb 21 1884 longtime resident of Osborn and Johnstown with family ties to Union Pacific Railroad. Fred McQuate of Johnstown died after two years in Weld County General Hospital survived by wife Della and two sons. Funeral and interment details list Adanson Memorial Chapel and Sunset Memorial Gardens with local lodge involvement AP AM and AFL AM membership among the deceased and relatives.
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Carrollton
Fred McQuate
Johnstown
Weld County General Hospital
Barreb
Hi Osborn
Hissours
Johinstown
Anna Salle
Sona
Colorado
Floyd
Ya Salle
Greeley
Harold A
Denver
Paul L
Boulder
Gale
Cheyenne
Wyo
C. &. McQuate
Osborn
C. F. Morgan
Helen Brown
Cameron, Mo
Adanson Memorial Chapel
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Johnstown Lodge
Death toll rises in Colorado traffic crashes in 1972
AP reports four more people died in separate accidents Monday, driving Colorado's 1972 traffic fatalities to 216, 85 more than a year ago. The latest victim was Merlin Windal Bvanson, 47, of Cowdrey, with funeral services for Nellie Huggans set for 1:30 p.m. at Memorial Chapel. she died after a car left the road near La Salle. Interment planned at Sunset Memorial Gardens in Wyoming.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Merlin Windal Bvanson
Cowdrey
Colo
Nellie Y. Hugeans
Ave
la Salle
Adamsonjdrey
Colorado 125
Memorial Chapel
Sunset
Laramie, Gardens
Waggans
Patsol
James
Weld County
Michael Miller
Long Hosplal
Road Toll 65 Above 19/1 Victim in Collision
Thomas Roger Jackson, 21, of Northglenn, died at a Longmont hospital after injuries from a crash when his car ran off the right side of a rural highway. Ernest McCarthy, 68, of Denver, died of injuries March 27 when his car was struck. A truck crashed into a house after sweeping a man from a running board near Weld County.
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Miller
Thomas Roger Jackson
Northglenn
Denver
Longmont
Weld County
Ernest McCarthy
Aft
Ina
Henge Dal
Mountain Area Shows Highest Income Gain
The Rocky Mountain region led in personal income growth by 8.5 percent in 1971, with Colorado Idaho Montana Wyoming and Utah seeing a rise from 17.7 billion in 1970 to 19.2 billion in 1971. Regional per capita income averaged 4724 dollars versus the national 4132 dollars.
State House Votes To Allow Caucus Leeway
NENVER AP reports the State House approved 4-0 a measure allowing caucus dates from May 15 to June 15 at local officials option. The bill, rushed after quick committee and floor action, aims to address reapportionment chaos following a Colorado Supreme Court ruling that altered precinct boundaries and delayed finalizing caucus locations.
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Nenver
Cabrillo
Aurora
Tom Farley
Pueblo
Senate
House State Affairs Committee
Colorado Supreme Court
Water Well Compromise Passes Senate in Colorado
The Colorado Senate approved a compromise on restricting domestic water well drilling and sent the measure to the House. It would authorize a state engineer to deny new wells if needed, with potential court review, and a related measure to grant elderly taxpayers a limited $500 credit against state income or property taxes. The vote was 21 to 7 with one abstention. a 24 hour delay followed disputed report findings.
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Colorado
Lta
Sonate
Sponsay
Republic Anderson
Laveland
Inter
Ltte
Henricp
Hugh Chance
Longmont
Senate
House
Conference Committee
Kingston
R-Security
Uw Department of Leyenue
Readership Survey Highlights Daily Newspaper Use
New York report shows over eighty percent of adults in the middle age group read a newspaper on an average weekday. It also notes that 72 percent of those up to 20 years old are daily newspaper readers.
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New York
Senate Approves Nearly $1 Billion Spending
Colorado Senate approved a near billion dollar appropriations bill in a rapid 41 to 0 vote, sending the measure to the House. The package funds state services, welfare, education, and health programs for 1972-73, with adjustments by the Senate and House over the budget.
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Senate
Gordon G. Gauss
Associated Press
Denver
Colorado
House of Representatives
House
John Love
Harry Locke
R-Salida
Senate Appropriations Committee
Senate-Senate
Fay Deberard
Bet Kremmling
Pers
Locke
DeRerard
Iliner B. Magel
Lse
Bes Ness
Grand Junction
Demcharadley
Senate Appropriations
Miller
Senata
Jobn
Retiring Administrative Officer Bilert Dates of Service
Bilert, administrative officer for Rocky Mountain National Park and the Rocky Mountain Group, retires at April end. A federal worker since 1951, he served in labor, GAO, and the National Park Service Midwest regional office, later becoming Rocky Mountain NP’s regional chief of Budget and Finance. He is a Carter County Montana native and a World War II veteran.
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Bilert
Rocky Mountain National Park
Rocky Mountain Group
J.L. Dan Wunning
Departent of Labor
New Orleans
General Accounting Office
Denver
National Park Service
Midwest
Omaha
Carter County
Mont
Filer
Esteq Park
Pilerd
Lingle
Wyn
Mexico rivals China in foreign trade figures report
Figures from the National Foreign Commerce Bank estimate Mexico with a population of 3 million has a foreign trade similar to mainland China with about 100 million people. In 1970, China imported 2.1 billion dollars and exported 2 billion, while Mexico's exports reach 1.3 billion.
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Mexico City
Mexico
China
Moexlea
Reward Posted For Information On Damages At Greeley Club Grounds
Reward of 2000 dollars offered for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for damages to greens at the Greeley Country Club mid grounds. A notice dated April 24 invites tips and directs inquiries to Tribune offices.
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Golfenria
Greeley Country
Cluh
Hoy Pme
Ware
Tribune
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Leger
Tax Department
Fret M
Harding
St. Johnstoven
Della M
Pathe
McQuate
Denvar
Gale McQuata
Chey- Fenne
MerQuate
Gebarn
FL. Morgansot
Adamson Memorial Chapel
Sunset Memorial Gardenn
Macy Allnutt Mortuaries
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Ralpis Holllater
John Batten
Greeley Monument Works, Inc
Gover
Westwegu
Herard
William I. Bauer
New Westwego
Hon
Nen Steelerein
Colorado State Patrol
Pentagon
Minuteman
le ' Ingelad
Manned. Spacecraft Center
Houston
Rom
Thomas K. Mattingly
John W. Young
Charles M. Duke
Nellie Huggans
Akron
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