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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1977
Page
2
A brief gospel verse from John 14 21 emphasizes keeping commandments as the path to divine love. It states that those who love Jesus will be loved by the Father and that Jesus will manifest Himself to them.
Opinion notes a flood of cancer risk labels on everyday items from cigarettes to lettuce. It argues public distrust grows as researchers claim lab results imply risks, while ancestors lived long. Proposes breeding a non cancer prone lab animal to improve testing and safety certainty.
Washington columnist Andrew Tully argues against new car obsessions, praising a 1979 Chevrolet station wagon with its miles and wear as an affordable, sensible alternative. He compares affluent senators’ luxury vehicles to his own frugal approach, insisting penny pinching beats status.
Letter to the Tribune argues the Mayor's Blue Ribbon Committee found no city benefit in buying Home Light and Power Co. and rejects intervention in Public Service Co. grab. It counters tax loss claims with examples and notes any dispute would focus on price being fair under court scrutiny.
Letters to the Tribune discuss Greeley City charter bonded indebtedness capping at 1.8 million of 133 million city valuation. The writer urges public consultation on a charter revision to raise the ceiling for funding the power company purchase. A separate note questions county control over private home deeds and mobile home permits.
The notice describes submission guidelines for Letters to the Tribune, detailing that unsigned or signed letters may be edited for length and clarity. It warns writers about rejection with reasons and explains that responses may be published later, with emphasis on maintaining decorum and avoiding inflammatory content.
The piece argues Congress will finish a Department of Energy to coordinate policy amid growing oil imports and trade deficits. It warns new agency risks repeating past cabinet failures, urges data transparency, and notes limits of solar, wind, coal, and atomic options while forecasting potential market-led solutions.
A fragmented, satirical column portrays urban decay, noting rising petty crime, thefts, arson, and unemployment. It cites drag on social services, illegal aliens, and strained government, predicting worsening violence, school closures, and political discontent as America faces a future of disorder and fear.
Washington analysis argues President Carter vowed a balanced budget while Democratic leaders in Congress pledged support. The piece notes lawmakers adding roughly 3.5 billion above Carter's requests through pork projects and price supports, with Carter warning vetoes to curb deficits. It recalls deficits since 1974 and compares to Nixon Ford era gridlock.
On this date in 632 the prophet Mohammed died. Other items mention Tennessee's secession in 1861, Roosevelt mediating in the Russo Japanese War in 1905, Nazi invasion of Norway, Sydney shelling by Japan in 1942, the 1943 ruling on DC restaurants, 1986 US troops in Vietnam authorized for offensive operations, and James Earl Ray's 1968 arrest in London. Also references ten, five, and one year ago events and a birthday for John Diebaldisst with a thought for today attributed to Anonymats.
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