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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1973
Page
2
A brief Tribune note presents Thomas Jefferson’s line about pursuing truth and tolerating error, stressing the value of free reason in public discourse. The entry frames a principles-based reminder for readers regarding open inquiry.
Editorial argues Gov. Bond and the Missouri Senate clash over a plan to reorganize state government. It supports Senate confirmation for agency heads but opposes for department heads, urges a workable, nonpartisan solution, and warns against political meddling. It notes the 80 member citizen committee and the State Reorganization Commission backing efficiency.
AFL-CIO leader George Meany mails a nationwide impeachment appeal to about 13 million members. The plan draws fire from Raymond Lésormie who says union funds are being used for a personal vendetta. Gallup Poll shows 43 percent of labor households favor Nixon removal versus 49 percent who want him to stay.
In Washington the reaction to President Nixon's energy measures is largely reasonable. Sen. Frank Church argues restraint over oil imports will reduce vulnerability to Arab blackmail and boost American self sufficiency. Critics warn of unemployment but proponents urge tapping untapped domestic energy and technological solutions to curb dependence and preserve the economy.
A reader argues the Capitol Drive plan would mar the Capitol’s view and create traffic jams on High Street. The letter urges pedestrian access at the west end, questions a mall on West Main, and laments crumbling exterior while demanding traffic expert input. The author also cautions against banning Sunday driving to church, citing religious freedom and worship purpose.
The United States consumes over a third of world energy with per capita usage rising from 20 to 60 barrels of oil yearly since 1900. Projections through 2000 show electricity demand expanding from 2 to about 10 trillion kilowatt hours annually, with coal and oil use also escalating. Experts warn of a looming energy crisis and explore fusion as a potential, uncertain solution.
Tenants and developers eye a 100 room motel project to be named Ramada Inn pending planning and zoning approval in Jefferson City. The proposal aims to place the lodging near Highway 54, reflecting growth plans for Cedar City area and local commerce.
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