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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1977
Page
2
A concise editorial column from the Tribune editorial page dated June 2 1937 provides analysis and interpretation of current events. The piece discusses public policy themes, political developments, and the paper's stance on ongoing affairs presented in a period voice.
A brief reflection on peace and knowledge of the Lord, invoking Isaiah 11 9 as a guiding verse. The message emphasizes harmony, safety, and universal understanding of divine truth across the earth.
Greeley officials improved Linn Grove Cemetery after years of neglect with a full time superintendent Dan Salter and a two man weed spraying crew. They plan a $250,000 automatic sprinkler system funded by the city budget to restore lawn health, curb sinking graves, and improve overall appearance.
A Los Angeles Times Syndicate piece notes James Earl Ray is back in prison and draws intense reaction. It cites claims of conspiracy from Ralph Abernathy Jesse Jackson and others while highlighting official doubt of outside help and Ray's long criminal history. Dr. King’s father Martin Luther King Sr. urged forgiveness as the episode unfolds.
Vacation note at White Sands National Monument near Alamogordo highlights brilliant white gypsum dunes and a sunset picnic. Also mentions a trip to Ruidoso Downs for the All American Futurity on Labor Day, plus Today in History and birthday notes from June 20, 1977.
The author describes a 22 second 440 yard race with a $1 030 000 purse and an $830 000 winner near Greeley, noting Texans dominating Huldoso and a horse named Digne's Star placing for a profitable bet. They visit the Inn of the Mountain Gods at Mescalero New Mexico built by the Mescalero Apache Tribe with a $22 million grant. Lucy's Call adds a wry aside on coffee prices.
Letters discuss fascism and communism, claiming government control risks civil liberties via Social Security income limits and heavy reporting. They argue municipal ownership of HL&P, feasibility studies for joining Platte River Authority, and critique city utilities politics, urging an engineering study.
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