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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1973
Page
2
Pause and Ponder Faith in Romans 3 32
A reflective note on Romans 3 32 about the grace of God freely given through Christ. The passage emphasizes salvation as a gift and challenges readers to consider the depth of divine mercy and the scope of grace extended to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TLN
China
Board saves WCOA from budget bust and resets leadership
The Weld County Opportunity Agency narrowly averted collapse after a $40,000 overspend with board driven fixes. Grants were approved for Meals on Wheels, Greeley Parent Child Center, and Fort Lupton Apostles for Justice Center. A new director was named and auditing moved to the firm handling funds, yet tensions with local Chicano leaders remain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County Opportunity Agency
WCOA
Meals On Wheels
Greeley Parent Child Center
Fort Lupton Apostles For Justice Center
Richard Perchlik
UNC Business School
Jose Calderon
Perchlik
Tom Medina
Population explosion threatens Asia's future growth
Edward Neelan reports UN estimates show Asia's population will surge from 1.0 billion in 1970 to over 1.875 billion by 2000, with urban growth tripling and 125 million children entering school in the next decade. The piece notes growing poverty gaps, unemployment, and policy lessons from China's population programs.
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Edward Neelan Copley
Asia
United Nations Economic Commission For Asia
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U.N
United Nations
India
Pakistan
Bangladesh
U.S
People’s Republic of
USN
Juan Flavier
Today in History December 5 1973 Recap
Today in history notes events on December 5 across years. Prohibition ends in 1933 as Utahratifies the 21st Amendment. Columbus discovery listed for 1492. Van Buren born 1782. Polk announces California gold 1848. WWI Baltic blockade 1918. Russian executions 1924. Montgomery boycott 1955. Warren Commission met for first time under Chief Justice Earl Warren.
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United States
Utah
Culummbus
Santo Dominuga
Martin van Buren
Kinderhook
N.Y
James Polk
California
Baltic Sea
Russia
Montgomery
Ala
John F. Kennerly
Earl Warren
Bet in resignation
Washington columnist argues Nixon faces likely resignation as impeachment moves unfold in Congress. It highlights House Judiciary Committee dynamics, Rodino’s chairmanship vulnerability, left wing pressure, and public opinion swings shaping a possible impeachment timetable. The piece notes polls, Senate delays, and a patriotic motive behind potential resignation.
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Joseph Alsop
Washington
Nixon
House
Judiciary Committee
Bryce Harlow
White House
House Judiciary Committee
Atus
Ton
House Committee
Peter Rodino
D-N.f
Rading
Rodino
Radino
George Meany
Ail-Cio
Tdemocrats
House of Representatives
Capital Hill
Senate
Gallup
Harris
Congress
Los Angeles Times
The Nickel on the Drum and Colorado Fuel Shortages
A voice compares old nickel games to current fuel shortages in Colorado. It notes gasoline drums, promised price drops, and an energy crisis driven by Middle East tensions. The piece warns work losses and school and government strain as supply tightens.
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United States
Soviet Union
Middle East
Dr. Kissinger
Kissinger
White House
Britain
America
Nixon
Economic Strain From Gasoline Shortage Hits Daily Life
As fuel supplies tighten, driving and school schedules face disruption. People still speed on icy roads, while some lose work without gas for buses and factories. The piece warns of broader economic harm if energy shortages persist and urges measured response.
Letters defend boy and dog in Tribune exchange
A reader reply defends a boy and his dogs against an angry critique. Mr and Mrs Bob Massty Severance argue the dogs are essential to their sheep herding work, disputing claims about dog tears and rabies shots and offering help if the boy cannot afford vaccines or dog food.
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