19 May 1972
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1972
Page
1
The report notes 1969 production of maintenance of warlike equipment by Japanese factories and plans for antipollution equipment by 1970. It cites values around 630 million and 4.4 billion per year against 464 million in 1975, reflecting energy and industrial growth projections.
George C. Wallace may walk again, his wife Cornelia says, after being paralyzed by an assassination attempt. Doctors warn recovery will take months, but Wallace plans to prove them wrong and continue campaigning across Maryland and Michigan, with TV ads already planned if medically cleared.
Humphrey and McGovern agree to a series of face to face debates before California primary. Negotiations begin in Los Angeles with networks ABC and CBS invited to carry a live hour long debate originating in California. McGovern stresses rational discourse while seeking support from black and Mexican American voters. West Virginia results show delegates split among Humphrey and McGovern camps ahead of the convention.
U S naval officers in the Tonkin Gulf said ships would not be intercepted but warned vessels they sail at their own risk as mines laid May 9 deter entry to Haiphong. Rear Adm H Ley Rogers, heading the flotilla, stressed no blockade exists and actions focus on disrupting seaborne supplies to North Vietnam.
In Allen Kentucky Da vid May operates Mare Creek Sand Co removing sand from the Big Sandy River upstream. He says the operation yields about 30 tons of coal a day and up to 190 tons on good days sold to plants. Coal leaks into the river with cans rocks and bags of coal shipped to Connecticut for sale. May notes fish are frightened away by the barge and silt disturbance but pollution is deemed minor compared with benefits. He expects $5-6 a ton in current markets.
Ralph George, a northeast Denver businessman, seeks the Democratic nomination for Colorado House District 8. The 46 year old operates a management consultant firm and faces two rivals, Wellington Webb and Tennell Stewart. Incumbent Paul Hamilton will not seek re election.
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