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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1972
Page
2
An editorial note reflects on Philippians 4 19 urging faith in divine provision through Christ Jesus. It emphasizes trust in spiritual sustenance beyond material wealth and calls readers to rely on God in times of need.
The Joint Printing Committee revived a price tag rule on insertions in the Congressional Record, arguing that cost determines fitness. Critics say the rule is pointless as members routinely obtain unanimous consent to include extraneous material, leading to sprawling appendices like the Kissinger Papers and abortion material.
In Salinas California an Environmental Committee forged by the Chamber of Commerce mobilizes business leaders and young residents to recycle glass metal and newsprint. Ruth Andresen a geologist chairs the effort coordinating recycling via J M Smucker Co facilities and local nonprofits while trucking firms donate transport.
Barbara Keller objects to Dr. Ripple's statements about Arlington and Cameron meetings. She notes Cameron PTC had short four hour notice and that a single family dominated the Cameron attendance, arguing that public comments should not dismiss concerned parents or imply lack of opposition. She urges better communication and broader parent participation to address school issues.
A letter describes a road trip from Greeley to Las Vegas via New Mexico and Utah, noting wind, hills, and hotels. It recounts lodging mixups at the Vagabond and Lucerne motels, a misbooked room, and a monkey-act show at the Follies Bergere. The writer shares roadside curios, sign sightings, and a humorous oatmeal anecdote. A later item previews the next episode and a Lucy calls segment about a city council election and a mayor’s quip comparing him to Nixon.
President Nixon toasts in Kiev promising peace for the city and a world where war tragedy is never repeated. Dr. Foster explains increased aircraft safety from electronic countermeasures, noting enemy missile trends in Southeast Asia and the Pentagon’s countermeasure advances.
Speech by Tim Chaig as elected timber leader condemns human abuse of forests and urges action. Praises tree causes, cites strange claims about cancer cures, and awards given to aluminum bats, carpenters strike, and reducing tests. Ends with Green is gorgeous motto and references to Spruce Goose and Paul Bunyan.
On June 7, 1972, notable events include the Battle of Midway ending in U S victory in 1942, Daniel Boone beginning Kentucky exploration in 1769, Richard Henry Lee introducing the first resolution for American independence in 1774, and the U S and Britain signing a slave trade suppression treaty in 1762. Other items cite Lincoln’s 1864 renomination, WWII Norway resistance ending in 1940, Eisenhower becoming Columbia University president in 1948, Khrushchev’s 1959 remarks, Suez Canal actions in 1956, and a 1971 bridge tender strike effect in New York traffic.
Fragmentary OCR cites names like Grenier and union reference. unclear events or places. cannot determine full context or outcome.
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