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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1973
Page
2
Publisher William H. Weldon and President Robert Blosser of News Tribune Company emphasize commitment to truth and free reason in guiding journalism. The quote from Thomas Jefferson anchors their public stance on enduring values.
The piece argues food prices have leveled but could rise again depending on crops and farm prices. It notes farm prices in April at 83 percent of parity with March costs rising through processing and retailing, implying limited relief for consumers unless yields improve and production expands.
Dallas Morning News commends H. R. Gross a 73 year old Iowa congressman for scrutinizing appropriations and exposing waste in federal programs. The piece cites numerous Office of Economic Opportunity misuses, bribery cases, and improper payments, contrasting reform efforts with scandal coverage. It argues most officials, including Gross, quietly serve the public.
James J. Kilpatrick argues Midwestern lawmakers delay the trans-Alaska pipeline to favor regional gains, outlining Eco protests, court rulings, and legislative maneuvers. He claims Alaska crude is urgently needed and criticizes Canadian route alternative while urging immediate action. The piece cites Gravel Stevens, Mondale, Stevenson, Bayh, Anderson, Aspin and Simon.
Puerto Rico pioneered no fault auto insurance in 1969 and now faces proposed property damage coverage. The plan pays medical costs, disability, death benefits, and dismemberment without proving fault, with a $35 annual premium and a $500 funeral expense limit. Since inception, more than 150000 victims have received millions in medical, disability, death, and funeral benefits.
Washington reports expose a hidden Israeli Watergate era scandal centered on Netevei Naft. Pressure from Defense Minister Dayan and Meir rivalries threaten coalition stability. Possible shift toward a more even handed U S-Arab policy amid energy crisis. Seventy-five year old Meir and Katzir face mounting cabinet strain.
Jack Kroeck announced the Missouri Veterinary Medical Association will hold its annual convention in Jefferson City in 1964 aided by the new Municipal Parking Garage and air travel facilities. Other local notes include a University of Missouri elementary music workshop for 80 students, summer plans of Don Dampf with his mother, and upcoming church and golf events in the area.
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