Tribune Editorial Page Opinion Analysis 1974 June 12
Editorial page outlines analysis and interpretation of current events. The piece reflects Tribune’s viewpoint on ongoing political and social topics, offering commentary and insights aligned with the publication's editorial stance.
Pause and Ponder Psalm Verse
A devotional line from Psalms 84 11 8 emphasizes God as sun and shield granting grace and glory to those who walk uprightly in faith and reverence.
Grain deal questions and Skylab recovery intertwine
A GAO inquiry into USDA feed grain sales questions timing and terms amid flood risks. Separately, Skylab I recovery is deemed a triumph with astronauts aboard and missions continuing, despite scrubs to some scientific parts and emphasis on human capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agriculture Department
General Accounting Office
Sen
Harold Hughes
Iowa
Hughes
USDA
GAO
Midwest
Earth
Protecting the Devil's Hole pupfish a rare Nevada treasure
A defense of the Devil's Hole pupfish argues its uniqueness justifies water pumping limits near Devil's Hole. Judge Foley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Roger D. Foley
Las Vegas
Nev
Devil’s Hole
Foley
Continental tastes feel dollar weakness in 1971 tone
AAP report notes consumers chasing French champagne Iranian caviar and Irish linen face higher costs as the dollar weakens, while domestic shoppers may see little immediate impact. Economists like Milton Friedman say gold price and exchange rules now render the shift less significant. travel abroad and luxury purchases rise in price, yet tourism to the U.S. climbs with favorable rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab Business
New York
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Greeley Daily Tribune Legal Notice Fragment
Fragmented OCR text from Greeley Daily Tribune includes publishing details, address, service notes, and mis- OCR junk. The readable items mention publication mechanics and Associated Press affiliation with garbled city and rate lines.
City manager training becomes more diverse
The rise of council manager governments has expanded city manager training beyond budgeting to address urban problems and social issues. About 2,200 United States city managers now lead two thirds of cities over 6,000 population, with many holding graduate degrees and increasingly diverse programs from public administration and policy analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael J. Sniffen
Associated Press
Fo Ruh
United States
Mark Keane
International City Management Association
Keane
Allege
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Howard University
University of Michigan
University of Arizona
University of Southern California
University of Maine
Fels Institute of
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Stephen Sweeney
Sweeney
Public Administration
James T. Jones
School of Business and Public Administration
Property tax relief hit by new bills in Colorado
Colorado lawmakers push property tax relief as top school aid measure. Meanwhile several bills target small tax increases for local agencies, including library districts and Southwest Colorado Water Conservancy District. Freshman Rep. Ted Bendelow fights these increases, warning taxpayers will scrutinize bills when tax statements arrive and potential constitutional changes loom.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Colorado
John 4. Love
House of Representatives
Ted Bendelow
Denver
House
Bendelow
Southwest
Colorado Water Conservatoy District
On This Date June 12 Through History
Today in history highlights events from 1665 New York City incorporation under English law to 1985 milestones. Notable items include John Winthrop sailing into Salem in 1630, 1940 bombings of Chungking, and civil rights and legal notes across decades. Births include Rockefeller, Nahors, and Damone with a thought from Will Rogers.
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New York City
Massachusetts Bay Company
John Winthrop
Salem Harbor
Iowa Territory
Chungking
China
Germaans
Britain
Jordan
Beirut
Lebanon
Medgar W. Evers
Jackson
Miss
de Gaulle
France
U.S. Supreme Court
David Rockefeller
Jim Nahors
Vic Damone
Secretary Rogers praises Latin America tour harmony
Secretary of State William Rogers reports no hostile faces or gestures during two thirds of a 17 day Latin America tour, stating he has seen broad goodwill across the hemisphere. He plans further stops to complete the mission and gauge regional reactions.
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Hemisphere
William Rogers
Latin America
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Skylab
United States Space Complex
Orbiting Laboratory
Death Valley
By Kay Bartlett
Friedman
Germany
American Express
Europe
America
James W. Thompson
Thompson
Greeley Daily Tribune
The
Greeley
Trikwos Republican Publishing Co
Ottice
Eth St. Grawley
Cobo, Kam
Berand Citt
Ortaley
Cote
Cop
Dey
Nore Secvice
Coterade
Jatang Golly
Berets
Oped
Tepetitiee Pottonieg Ca
Creeley
Will Rogers