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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1973
Page
2
Tribune editorial analyzes confidence in a faith driven work begun within believers, citing Philippians 1 6. The piece reflects on perseverance and divine completion through Jesus Christ, presenting reassuring doctrine for readers.
Rep William Armstrong of Colorado urges the Army to remove the nerve gas stockpile from near Denver and Stapleton International airport. He argues the gas could be stored remotely for greater safety and calls the continued storage a risk to public welfare.
The National Driver Register consolidates driver data from all states into a centralized, computerized bank. In 1972 over a million suspension and revocation reports were filed, with states checking more than 17 million drivers.
The Tobacco Tax Council notes April tax on 2,141,564,000 cigarette packs, 7 percent more than April 1972. Ten month totals show a rise of about 545 million packs from last year. Despite surgeon general warns of fatal disease risks, Americans pay little heed.
Joseph Alsop analyzes Kissinger and Tho Paris communique as a cautious reaffirmation of the cease fire with potential for a decent outcome in Vietnam. It notes North Vietnamese limits, Cambodia Laos issues, divergent United States politics, and the shifting balance of leverage amid Senate resistance. The piece links Hanoi’s posture to younger party members and Chinese-Soviet dynamics shaping the peace trajectory.
Federal courts have steadily restricted electronic surveillance as technology grows from wireless taps to covert microphones. Key rulings since 1967, including Katz and subsequent decisions, curtail warrantless tapping and require court oversight, disclosure to defendants, and limits on time frames, shaping modern civil liberties protections.
Critics warn a money driven volunteer force may attract enlistees for pay rather than patriotism. Enlistment bonuses up to 3000 dollars and reenlistment bonuses up to 15000 dollars are proposed under a $225 million Special Pay Act to ease medical and skilled personnel shortages and sustain the Army during the shift from Selective Service before the July 1 deadline.
Today in history highlights events from 1818 Waterloo victory to 1949 Egypt proclaimed republic and 1954 Mendes France French premier. Notable birthdays include Richard Boone and Paul McCartney amid Jefferson quote on republican momentum.
The Town Board and mayor pro tem of Kersey express deep appreciation for help during the April flood caused by a dam break at Lower Latham Reservoir. They praise hundreds of people and organizations for food lodging cleanup and services to restore normalcy but names must be omitted.
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