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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1977
Page
2
An excerpt cites Ephesians 4 18 about people paused by understanding dimmed and alienated from God through ignorance in their hearts, reflecting biblical thought on spiritual slowness and moral blindness.
A column argues Carter's recall of Maj. Gen. John Singlaub from Korea invites comparison with Truman's MacArthur removal but notes key differences. It suggests Singlaub's public comments created the controversy, questions motives behind troop withdrawals, and implies generals' candor can influence civilian leadership and policy.
Roscoe Drummond argues the U S Court of Appeals panel found FCC rulings on pay TV improper and unconstitutional The piece criticizes the FCC for shielding networks and hindering competition by limiting what pay TV may offer, including sports events and films It maintains viewers deserve free choice and cites the court ruling that FCC lacked statutory authority over entertainment programming The Los Angeles Times Syndicate 1997
Fragmentary item lists syndication affiliations and notices related to the Greeley Daily Tribune. It mentions United Press International and Los Angeles Times Syndicate, with references to Colorado and Inland daily press associations, plus a vague publishing and circulation note.
A reader from Greeley complains to the Tribune about Linn Grove Cemetery neglect. She cites overwatering, bad odor, overgrowth, and many graves caving in, urging city officials and the cemetery fund to be used properly and for the site to be kept as well as Sunset and Memorial cemeteries.
A reader letter criticizes Trine sports writers for bias against Welca teams, targeting Tom Barbour and Coach Ron Dill of Highland. The writer defends Dill, notes Highland and Denver Christian pitcher VanderWal and Highland batter hits, and urges fair coverage for Welgo teams beside a University.
A brief UPI-style note cites medical estimates on human endurance. A person can survive about 40 days without food, four days without water, and about four minutes without air, highlighting the body's tolerance thresholds under extreme deprivation.
In Washington, Congress probes President Carter's dismissal of Maj Gen John K Singlaub over his public stance on withdrawing U S troops from South Korea. Singlaub says most U S military and civilian officials in Korea oppose withdrawal, while Carter defends the decision as necessary for national security. The episode prompts questions about communications between Washington and Seoul and potential impacts on U S commitment to the Korean peninsula.
Paul Harvey critiques U N Ambassador Andrew Young for proposing aid to Africa he describes as a new Marshall Plan while questioning the motives and risks of controversial statements. The column notes past remarks about Britain Cuba South Africa and Rhodesia and warns of implications for U S policy and race relations at home.
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