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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1972

Page

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Airline liquor seized for tax nonpayment at Denver airport

About 200 cases of liquor were confiscated at Stapleton International Airport by Colorado Revenue after a raid on liquor lacking state tax stamps. TWA led the arrests with roughly 50 cases seized, with United, Braniff, and Continental also involved as investigators probe illegal imports and licensing gaps for airlines.

Denver Colorado Department of Revenue Stapleton International Airport Trans World Airlines Imade John Heekers Revenue TWA Heckers Jrquor Colorado United Air Lines Braniff International Continental Airlines Staniff Continental Western United United S Don Cannalle Revenue Department

No progress reported in ending bakers strike

LA AP reports no progress in a week-old lockout that idles 6000 workers across the West. Union chief Joseph Kane says stalemate could push the strike eastward this weekend. The dispute over consecutive days off affects California Calorado Oregon Utah Washington. management argues changes would hinder daily bread delivery. Some bread shortages noted as nonunion bakers raise output. Strikes hit ITT Continental and American Bakery Seattle plant. Interstate Brands locks out workers in some areas.

Los Angeles Bakers United States Joseph Kane AFL Clo California Caloradis Oregon Utah Washington ITT Continental Seattle American Bakery Co Interstate Brands

Tribe backs Navajo kept from office

WINDOW ROCK Ariz AP The Navajo Tribal Council authorized its attorney to represent Tom Shirley 41 blocked from serving as Apache County supervisor. Attorney George Vlassis general counsel said the council passed a resolution authorizing representation arguing Shirley as an Indian is not a taxpayer nor subject to state and county laws.

Window Rock Ariz Navajo Tribal Council Atty George Vlassis Tribe Tom Shirley Vlassis United States

Trio pleads guilty to counterfeiting in Denver garage

AP report states Leonard P. Mazzula 47 pleaded guilty to counterfeiting 50 dollar bills in a Denver U S district case. Co defendants Robert Schoengarth 38 and Harley Cahill Jr 38 faced related charges with Schoengarth and Cahill also entering not guilty pleas. One item mentions Hindu Mahatma Gandhi birthdate on Oct 2 1869.

Denver (Ap Denver U.S Gautt Leonard P. Mazzula Robert Schoengarth Harley Be, Cahill Jr Adams County Schoengarth Cahill

Amarillo Slim bets river float for $31 000 challenge

World champion poker player T A Preston Jr known as Amarillo Slim risks a $31 000 wager by floating 65 miles of the Middle Fork of the Salmon River in Idaho. He will raft with guide Jere Chapman from Boise and a small crew, weather permitting, to reach the river mouth in five to nine days. A helicopter may assist for rescues.

Challis Tdaho T. A. Preston Jr Preston Amarillo Slim Slim Jere Chapman Boise Chailis Chapman Texan Europe

Bond cut for man accused in Denver dynamite bombing

Lilton native Loring E B Goodan 34 saw his $100000 bond reduced to 25000 by District Court Judge Dean Mabry after a hearing on motions. Goodan faces arson and assault charges in a case tied to a dynamite blast that seriously injured three Denver officers. Trial set for January 22 in Trinidad district court after a venue change from Denver. Police Sgt Jack Burns and detectives Clifford Stanley and John Garrison were injured. A drifting icy pond in the Peruvian Andes was identified as the source of the Amazon river.

Trinidad Colo.ap Denver Dean C. Mabry Loring EB. Goodan Goodan Din Lozan Las Animas County Don Pacheen Jack C. Burns Clifford V. Stanley John P. Garrison Peruvian Andes Amazon

Nixon campaign misses impact on Colorado races

Senator Peter Dominick notes President Nixon failed to stump for Republican candidates before the November election. He cites Gordon Allen's narrow Colorado defeat and suggests voters may resist campaigning efforts in future races. Dominick says Nixon's absence could foster Republican independence on crucial votes.

Denver Nixon Congress Peter Dominick f-Cola Gordon Allen Colorado Dominick

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