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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1977
Page
3
A contemplative column on the unseen forces guiding belief and faith. The piece cites biblical imagery from John 3 8 to reflect on how the spirit moves beyond human understanding, inviting readers to consider the mystery of spiritual birth and direction.
Congress approves stringent NRC security measures for nuclear plants including Port St. Vrain near Platteville. Public Service Co. of Colorado backs the safeguards while warning costs will be passed to consumers. Fort St. Vrain expects nearly 2 million dollars in initial costs and ongoing security personnel expenses over four years.
Andrew Fully writes that Ronald Reagan misreads military dissent in the Singlaub affair, arguing the issue is chain of command not disagreement. Carter’s troop withdrawal plan and defense posture draw criticism amid hawks and conservatives, with mentions of MacArthur Truman and Laird.
Ford W. Cleere argues for a city purchase of Home Light and Power Co. rather than Public Service Co. takeover. He urges an engineering feasibility study and a city election before June 20 1972 to decide franchise renewal, highlighting public distrust of the current Blue Ribbon Committee and urging citizen involvement.
An analysis outlines inflation’s surge after World War II, with Colorado price spikes and nationwide CPI jumps fueling worries. It notes rising energy costs, wage demands, policy pressure, and the risk of double-digit inflation altering markets and consumer behavior.
Washington columnist Roscoe Drumming denounces U S Soviet arms talks under Carter as repeating Nixon and Ford mistakes. He criticizes self imposed limits that favor Moscow, notes the Soviets refuse to place their own arsenal on the negotiating table, cites Harold Agnew and Aviation Week coverage, and likens the conference table to a hammer and sickle.
On this date in 1858 General Charles de Gaulle became France's leader. Other entries include Kentucky joining the Union in 1782, Tennessee in 1796, Brigham Young born in 1801, Anne Boleyn crowned in 183, and various later events. Birthdays listed include Dawn Chance and Molly Picon.
A clipped item lists AP UPI Los Angeles Times and other wire services, Colorado Press Association and Inland Daily Press Association affiliations, and the Audit Bureau of Circulations noting issuance to Tribune by the Republican Publishing Co and Greeley Typographical Union No 586.
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