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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1972
Page
2
A Tribune editorial page reflection invokes biblical parables to discuss humility and natural grace, contrasting material display with simple growth. The piece leans into quiet contemplation and asks readers to weigh fleeting vanity against enduring beauty in everyday life.
City officials consider delaying a sewer rate increase amid 440 200 dollars in annual needs while bond costs drop in 1973. Monfort Packing Co revenue may be segregated this year, reducing available operating funds to about 200 000 dollars. officials weigh cutting costs or borrowing instead of raising rates. The Monfort load drives hydraulic and BOD figures, and new taps add little short term impact.
Loren P. Fitzgerald leads the Cryonics Society of San Diego and plans to have his body frozen after death in hopes science can revive him. The movement has scientists backing and growing groups in several cities, with storage facilities, costs up to 25 000 dollars, and ongoing research in cryobiology and life extension.
Thought for today opens with a witty remark on attention. R W Griffencus recalls a fishing tale at a bait shop as humorous local banter. Bill Hunt, born in Greeley and famed actor, discusses returning home to perform Harvey in the Little Theater of the Hackles. Hunt’s career spans TV and stage including Red Skelton and As The World Turns. He shares pride in Greeley and a last name request for his character. Connecticut designates The Hills of My Connecticut as official song, stirring political humor about ratification and punishment.
A collage of quotations reflects political and social tensions across the United States. President Nixon predicts peaceful conventions while others describe flooding in Eldred, Pa, and a Georgia deer controversy. Notable lines cover campaign fundraisers, youth protest plans, battlefield recollections, and a joke about pardon politics.
A reader agrees with Dr. Boardman on water waste and urges moving to metering. He argues current flat rates reward waste, cites a 60 foot by 140 foot lot paying similar rates to longer lots, and suggests city engineers base charges on lot area in square feet to ensure fairness.
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