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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1973
Page
2
William H. Weldon publisher and Robert Bloss er president lead a corporate update at News TripuNE Company detailing strategic shifts and leadership roles in the media group. The release outlines new initiatives, financial aims, and organizational changes affecting operations.
The quote attributed to Thomas Jefferson proclaims that society should not fear pursuing truth or tolerating error, as long as rational inquiry remains free to challenge falsehoods. It emphasizes liberty of thought and open debate as safeguards of progress.
Governor Bond and Adjutant General should proceed with plans to build the Army Air National Guard Support Facility at Jefferson City Memorial Airport. Local officials urge flood protection measures, land conveyance at no cost, and infrastructure work to keep the facility and protect existing property. Moving it to Columbia Regional Airport would increase travel for guardsmen and risk loss of invested public and private funds.
The court reviews Marco DeFunis's claim of racial discrimination after he was denied graduate admission at Washington State University despite higher test scores than some minority applicants. Officials cite other considerations and argue policies aiding deprived minorities are acceptable, leaving a contentious debate over race in admissions unresolved.
A reader blasts Missouri official George Camp for inviting William Kunstler to a corrections training seminar, calling for his firing and criticizing the use of tax money. The letter also praises Missouri Power and Light for restoring electricity on Country Club Drive after December storm damage.
Washington reacts to fuel shortages with a call to spend 11 billion on an energy search. The piece credits Dr. Stephen Krajcevic and the Rohrbach ISOK process, arguing coal can replace oil via ultra fine coal powder for diesel and turbine use, with additional by products and military potential. It urges Congress to consider ISOK before.locking in costly searches.
A decade earlier more than 1,000 singers joined a Capitol caroling concert this week and Rev. Paul Willard received the Major Burridge Award at Capital Toastmasters. Gary Gretlein rolled a 638 in bowling with a 229 best game.
Washington columnist James Kilpatrick argues Congress cannot effectively or constitutionally implement public financing for presidential elections. He contends the system misreads the electoral process, clashes with the First Amendment, and may be best kept to old principles of freedom and federalism despite ongoing reform efforts.
Thomas A. Lane discusses how the Arab oil embargo tests Western unity within NATO noting NATO excludes Israel and Arab states, and U S base rights affect allied interests. He argues U S planning and government forewarning could reduce oil supply shocks amid Arab-Israeli tensions and Arab reprisals. Diplomatic inertia is costly.
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