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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1977
Page
2
A terse remark condemns the current era as morally degenerate, labeling the times as a wicked end adulterous generation and urging reflection on values and conduct. The statement frames contemporary behavior as concerning and suggests readers reevaluate their actions.
Hydrologist Cogley and agricultural engineers Dedrick and Cooley report methods to reduce water loss in hot regions. Wax blocks, perlite spread, and foam rubber covers cut evaporation significantly. cost efficiency varies with local water prices.
Associated Press writer Margaret Gentry reports on lawmakers and officials questioning FBI legality and practices amid past burglaries and covert operations. The piece cites Boswell Bell and Kelley discussing internal controls, accountability, and the need for written instructions and clear lines of responsibility within the FBI.
United Press International notes that Galileo did not invent the telescope, a device said to have been created in 1008 in Holland. The account asserts Galileo built his own telescope in 168 and claims involvement in developing the In-Srumat.
AP notes key dates on this day: Truman order to help Korea in 1990, Jersey evacuation in 1727, Hitler purge in 1934, Haile Selassie petition to League in 1926, Bikini Atoll 1946 test, Soviet cosmonauts death in 1971, space lab ban hints, Social Security rise, Mars photographs showing water. Includes birthday of Juan Bosch and Thought for today about a statesman.
Letter to the Tribune urges water conservation amid drought fears in Colorado. The writer cites low stream flows on the Poudre, widespread snow loss, and past shortages in California to argue for lawn watering cuts, rationing readiness, and a statewide pledge by March 31 1977 to save water.
Andrew Tully argues U S stance on Rhodesia is muddled between moral grandstanding and strategic restraint. He cites Cold War pressures too and says moral suasion risks backing the white regime. He compares U S attitudes to reactions to colonial disputes and warns a black takeover could erase Rhodesian freedom.
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