Editorial Page Opinion Analysis on Romans 8:28
The piece reflects on Romans 8 28 urging that all events align for good for those who love God and are called to his purpose. It emphasizes faith, divine plan, and enduring trust in providence amid life’s complexities.
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Supreme Court obscenity ruling sparks civil liberty concerns
The ruling expands state power over private behavior by letting local officials define offensiveness by local standards. Critics warn it invites erratic decisions and potential thought control while aiming to ban materials deemed pornographic. The dissent warns broader censorship effects and questions whether the state should dictate private conduct.
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French A test stubbornness delays arms control progress
The French government insists on atmospheric nuclear tests at Mururoa Atoll, countering the 1963 U S Soviet move toward test ban. Paris cites sovereignty, but critics say the action undermines world peace. Australia and New Zealand sail to protest as public sentiment grows.
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Dean on the stand in Nixon impeachment debate
Joseph Alsop surveys John Dean's testimony and the White House system revealed by Watergate. He argues Dean's credibility is suspect yet the larger issue is the power structure centered on Haldeman and Ehrlichman, the purge of civil servants, and a system that treated the presidency as above the law.
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Sam J. Ervin
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John Ehrlichman
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John Mitchell
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Richard Kleindienst
Los Angeles Times
Greeley Daily Tribune and Republican Publication Off ice
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Nixon salutes Skylab crew amid space program progress
President Nixon addressed Skylab 1 astronauts amid numerous technical problems praising their vision. Deputy Defense Secretary Clements urged the volunteer Army to rise with summer enlistments while the Postmaster General warned on air mail viability as service declines.
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This Is Greeley By Jim Briggs
Jim Briggs writes This Is Greeley noting visitors Clyde Young and Leonard Young recall old times in town and a 50th wedding anniversary, then details a new Chuckwagon Dinner Playhouse opening July 20 at 204 E 18th St with a buffet dinner, shanghaied stage diet, and local UNC connections. It mentions new ownership, decor, and staff.
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University of Northern Colorado
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Milt Sommers
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Today in History highlights many events in 1938 to 1972
Friday June 29 1973 marks the date with notable notes from aviation to politics. 1938 the Dixie Clipper completed the first U S to Europe commercial flight landing in Liston Portugal. 1613 Shakespeare's Globe theatre burned during a performance. 1880 France took Tahiti. 1940 Ignace Paderewski died in New York. 1966 U S bombed Hanoi and Haiphong for the first time. 1966 Soviet China tensions rose. 1973 Supreme Court ruled death penalty unconstitutional as applied. Birthdays Prince Bernhard Stokely Carmichael noted. Quote on Lincoln closing.
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Tahiti
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Haiphong
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Letters to the Tribune on progress and development
Debbie Bowles of 1707 12th Ave laments frequent demolitions and replaces with a bank parking lot housing or shopping center claiming progress means more. She asks for moderation in non housing projects and questions the rush to development.
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Greeley
Debbie Bowles
12Th Ave
Beautiful tree destroyed at Jefferson Elementary school
A 15 foot crimson maple on the Jefferson Elementary grounds was toppled by vandals after years of student-led landscaping efforts. The Ecology Club reports $60 value lost, $250 raised for trees, and urges parents to teach environmental stewardship to prevent future acts of destruction.
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Joyce Kilmer
Jefferson Elementary
Greeley
Elmer Rothman
Tohem
Jefferson
Shirley June Howard Kl
Jefferson Ecology Club
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