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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1977
Page
2
A brief spiritual note reflects on 11 Corinthians 13 9 about grace sufficient in weakness and finding strength in Christ. It emphasizes glorying in infirmities so Christ power rests on believers and inspires humble faith.
A Colorado delegation visits Washington for a presidential conference on handicapped rights. Congressman Evans declines, Jim Johnson’s aide attends, and Pat Schroeder’s stance contrasts with local critics. The piece urges patience and fair judgment, praising Johnson’s support while cautioning delegates against overzealous pressure.
A PAUL HARVEY column questions the surge of government health warnings and bans. It cites a Calorie Control Council survey, notes shell shock from safety rules, and argues warnings may outpace evidence. Dr. Hammont warns of overkill while Rep. Rogers criticizes FDA bans on saccharine and asserts inconsistency in health policy.
United Press reports that the armed forces will start deducting state income taxes from military pay for the first time. The Pentagon is ordered to implement withholdings, with states including Alabama Arkansas Colorado Indiana Kentucky New Mexico Ohio and Pennsylvania expecting gains. Studies show states lose up to 100 million dollars yearly in untaxed servicemen income, a disparity critics call unfair to other taxpayers.
Fragmented OCR text from the Greeley Daily Tribune credits and affiliations. Mentions Associated Press United Press International Los Angeles Times Syndicate Colorado Press Assn Daily Press Assn Audit Bureau of Circulations and a Greeley publishing entity.
A readers' page columns critique American consumer culture, tracing health harms from alcohol nicotine and sugar, then sharply attack Kenton Manor Sotsing Home union talks. They accuse a multinational firm and negotiator of stalling wage gains for nurse aides while urging community support for workers fighting for a baseline standard. Paula McDonald in Greeley urges action.
NY City report on the Nixon interview series with David Frost ends with fading ratings and mixed public reaction. Critics call Nixon's remarks controversial and reveal waning sympathy as they question his judgment and moral stance amid defense of Agnew and kingship rhetoric.
Andrew Tully defends the Hatch Act citing protection from political pressure for federal workers. He argues repeal would invite corruption and that workers can opt to resign rather than engage in politics. He notes opposition from Civil Service League Common Cause and concerns over unions’ political use of dues.
On this day June 6 1944 Allied forces landed on Normandy beaches D Day in World War II. Notable past events include the Peace of Copenhagen ending Sweden Denmark conflict in 1660 and Nathan Hale born in 1735 in Connecticut.
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