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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1973
Page
3
In the 1950s press warned of radiation dangers, now concern shifts to chemical mutagens. Geneticist James Crowe argues mutagens in the environment may cause subtle, long lasting mutations. He urges minimizing exposure while balancing benefits and advancing research to identify mutagens and regulate their use.
Seneca Robert L. Moore, head of the American Indian Commission on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse, argues that federal and state focus should center on Indian alcoholism. He says sobriety could revive self-sufficiency and spiritual wellness, noting Indian controlled programs show greater success and urging expanded funding. He warns training a drunken Indian yields a drunken output.
Europe, long powered by coal then oil, fears rising imports as demand doubles in 12 to 15 years. Despite North Sea finds and alternate energy, dependence on Middle East and North Africa grows. The 9 NATO members still resist shared energy policy, risking bids from Washington and Tokyo as Japan and the US seek oil pacts with key suppliers.
Readable lines mention Mildred Hansen Petersen and James W Poppe among scattered names. The text appears as OCR fragments listing individuals, roles, and a date 2002 with partial phrases about committee or association participation and a monthly payment reference, but no coherent event.
Washington buzzes as Watergate dominates talk from Agnew to Praxmire. Jokes and polls surface as parties discuss prison terms for suspects and a defense fund. A hostess laments the obsession while a publisher taunts readers with a dream-ticket contest for 1976 profits.
Letters praise the May 1989 election results as the new three-member board and a reconstituted presidency set a hopeful course for education. Critics recount past board conflicts, costly actions, and protests, urging residents to push for constructive policies and accountability before the next superintendent election in 1975.
Dr William Philbin, Belfast Catholic bishop, decries child exploitation amid communal tensions in Northern Ireland. Mayor Sam Yorly of Los Angeles laments Watergate’s impact as voters reject his bid for a fourth term.
Dr John Tibbetts urges readers to explore varied vacation styles from road trips on backroads to rail and air travel. He advocates engaging with locals, pursuing private plane trips, and embracing cross country flying to meet new people and gain authentic experiences.
Today in history highlights include de Gaulle becoming France's premier in 1958 and Kentucky joining the Union in 1792. The list mentions Brigham Young's birth in 1801 and Madison's 1612 war advisory, with other dated items and notable anniversaries.
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