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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1971
Page
2
Opinion piece reflecting on communal sin and accountability. The author invokes biblical language to urge readers to recognize their shared wrongdoing and seek repentance, arguing collective responsibility for national or communal errors. The text frames moral analysis as a pathway to social repair.
The deaths of 48 bald and golden eagles in Wyoming prompt calls for safer predator control with better oversight of poisons. Bill May of Kemmerer and others urge coordinated programs, funding, and tighter federal and state regulation to prevent further wildlife harm while preserving livestock protection. Governor John Love signs a bill for permits but seeks study before the next session.
The piece argues manners reflect inner character, noting power and busy lives blunt civility. It contrasts Emily Post with deeper moral tests, cites historical figures, and questions how modern life reshapes public behavior and social grace.
Community newspaper details list editors Jake Fitrick Jr and Mildred Hanben, with office at 714 Eighth St Greeley Colorado. Payment and subscription rates shown for Weld County readers, including foreign and out of state mail, plus service affiliations and rights.
Washington Post analysis examines proposed NATO and Warsaw Pact arms talks and the clash between Nixon and Brezhnev on Europe. It argues divisions remain deep, with Moscow seeking integration of East Europe while Washington favors a Western European unity detached from Eastern influence. The piece notes Nixon’s stance on sovereign policies, Brezhnev’s Europe concept, and the challenges of negotiating genuine troop reductions amid competing visions.
Hal Boyle muses on boats, courtesy, and the quirks of modern life. He weighs toys, temptations, and leadership, noting how windiness in sailboats mirrors the whims of others and soul of civilization.
Jim Briggs describes a cross country trip by car plane and bus visiting Deauville and Binghamton. He recalls a burglary near Deauville and a TVA jet to New York City, meeting Amy and Jay, plus a birthday party, family reunions, and a note on New York City crime and prices.
The Associated Press policy statement and open house remarks feature quotes from lawmakers and political figures. The text references Senate actions, funding for the Vietnam War, and remarks by Tricia Nixon Cambridge officials and Harvard context.
A cryptic note from SCRAMNETS answers a mani ac and a housekeeping magazine quote references forbidden fruit as responsible for many bad jams. The fragment mentions a Daily-Abide-Adjust concept and hints at a provocative phrase.
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