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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1972
Page
2
Editorial commentary reflects on belief and reception of faith drawing from John 1 12. The piece uses religious language to consider power and identity granted to believers and readers.
The president keeps Kissinger as national security adviser and ambassador, preserves Rogers at State, shifts Richardson to the Pentagon, moves Weinberger to HEW, and taps Peter Brennan for labor secretary. The pattern favors proven ability over a fresh influx, signaling continuity in foreign and domestic policy.
The 77 year old Juan D. Peron will not run in the coming election despite his vigor. Residency limits prevent his candidacy, though a modern Peronist ticket looms strong and may defeat Ricardo Balbin of the People’s Radical party. Peron could still wield influence from behind the scenes.
For three months Indian and Pakistani senior officers and bi national surveyors mapped the line of control in Kashmir under the Simla Agreement. The 1971 cease-fire line will guide troop withdrawals as the two nations prepare to sign off on the delineation.
On December 7 1941 Japanese planes attacked Pearl Harbor marking the Pacific war start. The piece reviews milestones including Madison’s 1803 election and Van Buren 1836, then shifts to India Pakistan Kashmir talks. It details Thatuchak area disputes, line of control delination delays, and potential withdrawal under the Simla Agreement amid growing tensions.
A Michigan student government effort to fund free marijuana with student fees failed by one vote. The piece argues many government actions are humorous yet reveal voter apathy and the need for citizen engagement, citing history and anecdotes from states and the public.
Washington reports that the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration plans a major lighting overhaul for 1978 models. Proposals include high beam increases to 200 000 candle power, three beam systems, steerable lamps, side signals separated from rear lamps, and potential halogen sealed lamps. Public comments invited by April 18.
A letter writer urges defeat of B3 zoning proposed for the McArthur property, arguing it would invite drugstores and shops near Heath Junior High, worsen traffic, threaten safety, and undermine residential neighborhood character. The writer criticizes the Planning Commission and council members for ignoring constituent concerns amid a 5 2 vote in favor.
Quotes show Sen George McGovern claiming a hands off approach in the fight to control the Democratic party and possible replacement for Jean Westwood as DNC chair. Tammy Heath defends nudity related court ruling on topless performers. Tilly Spetgongs proposes water saving by brick in toilets to Cherry Hill council.
Fragmented OCR shows the Greeley Daily Tribune and Republican publication notes. Mentions publishing frequency, office address, pricing, and staff names, with garbled contact and subscription information.
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