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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1973
Page
2
Editorial page reflects on faith and wisdom urging readers to trust in divine guidance rather than personal understanding. It cites Proverbs 3 5 6 as a guiding verse and invites contemplation of spiritual priorities in daily life.
University of Minnesota statistics professor Clifford Hildreth criticized two recent federal appointments to lead the Bureau of the Census and the Commerce Department's Social and Economic Statistics Administration. He argued both appointees lack professional statistical background, though one briefly served on a census advisory committee.
Former Chief Justice Earl Warren voices strong objections to a proposed seven judge tribunal meant to screen cases before they reach the Supreme Court. He argues the plan would strip the Court of its ability to test cases for true justice, stressing that no one should be denied the right to final appeal to the United States Supreme Court. He notes the Court has never had a backlog in over four decades, but emphasizes preserving access to final review while maintaining docket control.
Connecticut officials and private industry launched a regional, market‑driven solid waste program. General Electric will develop a statewide system to recover materials and energy, with 13 waste sheds feeding energy plants and a Hartford pilot for sorting and recycling. The plan envisions 120 of 169 towns grouped for recycling, with financing via a Resources Recovery Agency.
Los Angeles Times veteran columnist Josent Alsop outlines two central questions in the Watergate investigations. Who was authorized to act for the President and what were the terms of any such authorization. The piece details John Dean III’s claimed presidential authority, Kleindienst and Petersen’s reactions, and Ehrlichman’s interactions, illustrating a web of presumed powers and miscommunications within the White House and Justice Department during 1973.
Palestinian guerrilla groups move headquarters from Beirut to Damascus signaling broader war against Israel possibly drawing in the United States. They vow operations will widen internationally, with threats toward American targets amid heightened security and regional tension. The move follows the Beirut raid and prompts fears of a larger Middle East conflict and new Arab-led offensives.
Today in history notes events from 1953 Queen Elizabeth II coronation at Westminster Abbey to 1924 Congress granting citizenship to all American Indians. Mentions Kennedy era vigil, civil rights push, and a 1960s Greek exile. Includes birthdays and a centuries of time reflections.
In a letter to the Tribune Rev. Ernest Stolz argues for Luther’s Bible alone theology over Calvin and Hooker. He insists Luther rejected immediate revelation and warned against state aid to parochial schools, urging secular papers to stick to church activity notices.
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