Tribune Editorial Page Opinion Analysis
Editorial analysis and interpretation from the Tribune’s opinion page dated December 1, 173, outlining current issues, viewpoints, and contextual commentary. The piece reflects period editorial voice and frames ongoing civic topics for reader reflection.
Pause and Ponder Faith Trial Verse Reference
A quoted biblical verse from I Peter 1 7 emphasizing faith tested by fire as precious to God and leading to praise and glory at Christ's appearing. The line echoes steadfast belief under trial and spiritual value over earthly riches.
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Jesus Christ
Peter
Oil's impact on world food supply noted by Humphrey
Senator Hubert Humphrey warned on the Senate floor that the Arab oil embargo threatens U.S. agriculture and global food relief. He argued oil powers planting and fertilizer, and a U.S. shortage could cut farm output, worsening hunger in Africa and Asia while Americans gain first access to scarce food.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
Humphrey
United States
U.S
America
Africa
Asia
Campaign financing reform faces fresh Senate push
The Senate Rules Committee promises to report a federal campaign financing bill by late February. A subcommittee has approved a similar measure and a House floor debate is expected by mid February. The editorial urges direct consideration on its merits to curb private contributions and end their influence on government.
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Senate
Treasury
Senate Rules Committee
Congress
Pioneer 10 cuts data costs and fuels talk of future missions
Pioneer 10, the first closeup Jupiter survey, proves unmanned probes are cheap and effective, costing about 330 million plus 15 million for the launcher. It highlights ongoing debate over funds for shuttle and manned programs versus expanding unmanned outer-space exploration.
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William Stockton
AP Science
Wester Mountain View
Calif
Ling
Jupiter
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Saturn
NASA
Earth
James van Allen
Pioneer .10
James Fletcher
Greeley Daily Tribune and Republican Publication Details
Greeley Daily Tribune and The Greeley Republican are weekday publications by Bren Rumersdubijen Publishing Co with offices at 14 Bh St Greely. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and Daily Press Service, with subscription rates at $2 per month and distribution information.
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Omice
Greely
Greetey
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Associated Press
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Dual deputy presidents proposed to aid Nixon era governance
The piece argues the U S presidency is too large for one person and suggests a comprehensive revision creating two deputy presidents or premiers to handle internal and external affairs. It compares to the Pentagon structure and cites Kissinger as a foreign policy proxy while noting domestic needs and inflation pressures. It reviews past presidents and urges a reform to share executive burden beyond impeachment or resignation options.
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Joan Pinkerman Kiditor
Copley News Service
Nixon
United States
White House
Henry Kissinger
Kissinger
Alty
John Mitchell
China
Frank Macomber
Congress
Pentagon
Secretary of Defense
Tyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Dwight Isenhower
Ian
Soviet Union
Middle East
Lebanon
Orval Faubus
Arkansas
Supreme Court
Eisenhowen
Poet in Our Midst and This Is Greeley Verse Tribute
A Windsor book by W Wayne Miller, former Windsor mayor 1954 1971, features verses on kites clouds and loneliness. The piece highlights Miller's poetry collection Words with foreword by Blair Macy and notes his local roots and family.
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Windsor
W. Wayne Miller
Fie
Miller
Windsor High School
Phyllis
Mark
Todd
Heidi
Kristi
Blair Macy
Windsor Beacon
Blair
Iost
Wayne
Recycling pollutants may bring profits
JOURNAL REPORTS on how industrial wastes such as sludges chemicals and paint residues spawn disposal firms turning to profit through handling and recycling pollutants. Washington based Resource Recovery Corp led by James Moon operates a desert landfill near Richland Pasco and Kennewick with an inverted pyramid permit to manage specified wastes.
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John Wolcot
Copley
Olympia
Wash
America
Washington
Resource Recovery Corp
Jamey Moon
United States
Moon
Iain Glenn
Washington State
Department of Ecology
Southwastern
Richland
Pasco
Kennewick
Tri-Cities
State Ecology Department
Letters to the Tribune Praise and critique of editorial stance
A reader criticizes Tribune editorials on local issues urging more responsible commentary and bold editorializing to stimulate citizen response. N. B. Brigden signs the letter from 1703 13th Ave.
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