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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1972
Page
2
An editorial reflection on the biblical warning from Timothy 6 10 about the love of money. It weighs moral peril, faith, and societal impact, inviting readers to consider how greed shapes choices and causes spiritual and practical harm.
Nixon's China USSR and Poland visits boosted his image as above politics and hopeful leader. His congressional report tempered expectations about SALT and Vietnam while stressing realities. The key question is whether the tone lasts into the campaign and whether opponents push him toward partisan framing.
In California a Miami Beach Democratic convention clash looms over Daley delegates led by Chicago alderman William Singer. McGovern allies seek to quash the challenge, but McGovern supporters may still vote against Daley while many delegates remain undisciplined and individual. Rafer Johnson and Max Palevsky appear among Kennedy era survivors, illustrating the complex faction dynamics.
June 8 marks events from 632 the death of Mohammed to 1942 submarine shelling of Sydney and 1953 DC restaurants no longer denying Blacks. Notable items include space cooperation talks, Middle East ceasefire talks, and McGovern delegate dynamics. Birthdays include Ital Yarborough and John Diebold. Copyright 1972 Los Angeles Times.
A garbled masthead confirms Greeley Daily Tribune as a weekday evening publication with affiliations listed, including Associated Press and Inland Daily Press, but many words are corrupted creating unclear publisher details and circulation notes.
A Tribune letter argues for a measured property tax limitation and tax reform. It criticizes lawmakers including Colorado Legislature leader William Armstrong for fearmongering about tax hikes, urges reducing expenditures and closing loopholes, and advocates a fairer tax structure with broader income tax fairness.
The banking industry tests a system where customers authorize prepayment transfers and the bank's computer handles paying gas, butcher, baker bills, reducing paper work. Costs drop from about 25 cents per check to under 10 cents. The plan envisions credit card like transfers and electronic payroll deposits via ACH, cutting labor and paper while moving toward a checkless society. Manhattan purchase note follows.
A garbled OCR collage cites varied statements from figures like Ronald L. Dieyler Lester Jackson and George McGovern amid references to Nixon, Angela Davis, and political unrest. The text threads through claims of threats, testimony refusals, and calls for a world free of fear, ending with an unclear Nixon quotation in a noted television context.
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