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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1977
Page
2
Editorial analysis on national and local issues appears on Tribune editorial page. The piece reflects the era's political stance and interpretive angles, offering context for readers on how events are viewed by the newspaper's opinion staff.
The verse from Psalms 18 2 speaks of the Lord as rock fortress deliverer and protector. It emphasizes divine strength salvation and protection as a steadfast refuge for the faithful.
At a Wednesday luncheon, Public Service Company of Colorado announced its acquisition of Home Light and Power of Greeley, turning HL&P into a PSCO subsidiary. Executives praised the deal’s economies, commitment to customer savings, and continuity of service amid adjustments in the board.
Max Lerner notes Spain’s 1972 elections reveal Adolfo Suarez and the Union for the Democratic Center steering from center right toward center liberal. The Socialists gain, Communists falter, and the monarchy, church, army, and unions adjust to a cautious, non Marxist social democracy amid post Franco stability.
Published by Tribune Republican Publishing Co in Greeley Colorado. Rate details and affiliations listed. Readers informed of Associated Press United Press International and syndicate memberships. Distribution and licensing notes included.
Editorial from United Press International discusses President Carter's proposal to stabilize Social Security by linking some costs to general revenue and unemployment, while increasing the employer payroll tax share faster than the employee share. It argues equity and broader tax base are needed as beneficiaries grow faster than workers.
A clergyman reflects on youth, while Grass Prescott amuses a neighbor by blasting a transistor radio in a cherry tree to scare away pecking blackbirds. Prescott jokes that tuning to KFKA will deter the birds, and the sounds echo through the yard as a playful ruse. The story closes with a nod to neighboring chatter and shared humor.
A Greeley resident, awakened at 1 30 am, waters a fertilized lawn and hears the sprinkler sound against a neighbor’s wall. A loud scream and window slams follow as a neighbor complains to the landlord about thin walls and the landlord jokes about hanging tapestries. The exchange ends with the neighbor noting tapestry would mute conversations.
Washington discussion shows two sides to using federal funds for abortions. Lawmakers call for moral questions, with quotes on rights and costs. Debate highlights include rhetoric about poor women and teenagers, plus concerns over public funds and contraception access.
United Press history notes that craps arrived in New Orleans around 1013 via Creole communities and gained popularity under a Creole nickname Johnny Crapaud. The Oscar nickname allegedly arose after a Academy Teportsily event when a golden statue reminded someone of Uncle Oscar.
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