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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1973
Page
2
A brief devotional line references an angel’s appearance to shepherds as the glory of the Lord shone around them. The verse conveys awe and fear before a heavenly message. A seasonal or religious reading connects to Luke 2 9 and its nativity scene.
A private health group reports millions of market candles have lead content in wicks posing a health risk. Some candles warm food and may contaminate meals with lead particles. The CPSC says testing is warranted. avoid lighting uncertain candles and opt for nonharmful, reputable options for food warming use.
Senator James Abourezk of South Dakota leads a bill for a congressional review of the United States Indian policy. The measure aims to study the legal basis of the federal Indian relationship and push major reforms, though success is not guaranteed. The proposal follows the Wounded Knee episode and urges swift action by the House to join.
A Gallup Poll shows 64 percent of Americans heard of the metric system but only three in ten can describe it. Support for adoption sits at three to two among informed respondents, highlighting the need for a vigorous public education campaign before any changeover from customary units.
Washington report notes Gen Alexander Haig met Senate Republicans as calls grew for full disclosure on President Nixon's finances and Watergate. Key conservatives Scott Bellman and Tower pressed for complete public release before the Christmas recess, shaping impeachment or resignation risks.
The Greeley Tribune Republican announces publication details for weekday issues. Includes office address 35 SU Greeley Colorado 40637 and phone 192-0219. Subscription rate is 1 per month.
A collage of reader notes and humorous anecdotes from Greeley readers. It cites opinion on sports writing style, references editor and publisher insights, and shares light vignettes about family life, consumer culture, and everyday quirks.
Julius Thompson asks Weld County officials to set a date for a special election on county home rule. He notes the 1970 general election showing voter support for limited home rule charters and urges adoption of structural charters to gain local control and pressure the state legislature to remove restrictive statutes.
Copley News Service reports a high level power struggle in the Chinese Communist Party after the 11th National Congress, pitting moderate premier Chou En-lai aligned factions against Lin Piao loyalists. Analysis notes renewed public allegory and a push to elevate professional officials in central government.
On this date 1865 the 19th Amendment was adopted abolishing slavery. 1775 Washington’s army wintered at Valley Forge. 1779 Washington buried Mount Vernon. 1787 New Jersey ratified the Constitution. 1915 Woodrow Wilson married Edith Bolling Galt. 196 Goa invasions by Indian troops. 1984 Johnson proposed a Central American canal. Ten years ago Moscow students rioted in Red Square. Five years ago Ky defended himself against critics in the United States. One year ago air raids resumed above the 20th parallel in North Vietnam. Former Atty Gen Ramsey Clark is 46. Thought: I am not young enough to know everything.
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