Two high speed chases end in arrests in Greeley
Two high speed auto chases last weekend led to arrests. Jerry Trujillo 23 of Laramie Wyoming faced multiple counts after a late Friday pursuit ended in a mobile home court crash. A second chase near La Salle resulted in Sherman Sandlian 19 of Heatherway Apartments and Tomas Voss 19 of Pl. being charged with menacing, assault and marijuana possession.
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Mike Peters
Tribune
Greeley
8Th Avenue
Ath Street
Evans
Jerry Trujillo
Laramie
Wyo
Wes Hall
Hall
Bill Thurow
Larry Hernandez
D. G. Julian
Trujillo
Hood
la Salle
Sherman James Sandlian
Heatherway Apartments
Tomas James Voss
24Th Ave
Sandlian
Voss
Nixon energy plan narrows fuel use and speeds limits
Nixon outlined emergency moves to curb gasoline sales, set highway speeds, and cut fuel deliveries. The plan includes voluntary bans, a rotating ration style approach for heating oil, and potential penalties for noncompliance as shortages loom. New Zealand eyed Israel style kibbutzim to engage youth, while Akron produced a 13 pound cucumber.
Energy supply key to steel output
Energy supply remains the decisive factor for steel production and shipments. Industry Week notes demand for steel exceeds production capacity, despite forecasted auto orders for February. It cites a pre energy-shortage aim to raise raw steel output from 2.7 to 2.9 million tons weekly to support 110 million net tons of annual finished products.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Industry Week Magazine
Industry Week
Local and University Leaders React to 15 Percent Gas Cutoff
Postmaster Sheldon Brooks says rural mail routes unaffected as gas cuts mostly hit in city vehicle use. School District Six and UNC report partial plan adoption, lowering classroom temps and bus speeds. UNC notes seven to eight days of fuel. Industries like Monfort of Colorado and Kodak plant expect limited production impact but monitor energy use.
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Sheldon Brooks
Postal Service
San Francisco
Brooks
William Mitchell
Nixon
Mitchell
Dave Reichert
University of Northern Colorado
UNC
Reichert
Permits to Visit East Berlin Drop After Fee Hike
East Berlin visits drop sharply as mandatory exchange fees rise. Hans-Peter Herz reports 58,200 applications registered a week before the Nov 15 rate doubling, signaling a 50 percent fall in visits to East Berlin and East Germany.
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East Berlin
Hans-Peter Herz
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