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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1973
Page
2
William H. Weldon publishers and Robert Blosser presidents emphasize journalistic integrity in a stance defending free inquiry. The firm vows to pursue truth while allowing open debate, signaling a commitment to principled reporting.
Editorial notes Rep. F. Edward Hebert opposed a presidential proposal to use Navy oil reserves to ease fuel shortages. As House Armed Services chairman, he argues for keeping reserves intact to safeguard defense needs if imports waver, urging ongoing energy policy development and conservation.
The Treasury proposes a Bicentennial theme on the reverse of Eisenhower dollars and Kennedy half-dollars for 1976. The American Numismatic Association urges a special coin or coins. authors advocate a dedicated piece beyond patching existing coins, possibly a smaller denomination for daily visibility.
Arizona Republic argues that a Columbia University study shows affluent executives favor socialist ideas while history warns that revolutions spoil the powerful. The piece urges the middle class to beware surrendering liberty for fleeting benefits and to weigh the cost in freedom.
Senator William V Roth Jr leads a sweeping 1 000 plus federal handout survey citing 126 programs in Oakland and 30 billion dollars in annual cost. The piece lashes Congress for waste and casts doubt on welfare and urban politics while urging transparency and accountability in government. It uses New York City as a focal point to illustrate rising relief rolls under public policy and political calculation.
The piece argues Brezhnev’s visit sustains detente rhetoric while Soviet aims remain unchanged. It cites Soviet fishing expansion harming New England fishermen, warns against most favored nation status, and questions long term credits and profits from USSR trade, urging Americans and Congress to oppose privileged ties and defend freedom.
In the 1973 National Governors Conference, governors weigh Nixon's new federalism and the shift from categorical grants to broad, discretionary funding. They seek more state control but fear reduced federal aid and rising dependence, as debates over energy, education, and budgeting unfold amid Watergate's shadow.
The 102nd commencement lists Bachelor of Arts degree recipients Linda Kay Kanagawa Stephen Englehart and Joan Estes from Jefferson City. A new ZIP code 65101 was introduced for the area to modernize mail service reducing missent mail and delivery times. Local residents Ayers family returned from Colorado and two Jefferson City youths plan an 8000 mile West tour.
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