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Newspaper
Jefferson City Post Tribune
Location
Jefferson City, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1973
Page
2
A concise quotation from Thomas Jefferson declaring willingness to pursue truth and tolerate error, provided reason remains free to challenge ideas. The note emphasizes commitment to open inquiry even amidst conflicting beliefs.
The piece argues the illegal immigration issue is near crisis levels for border states and welfare systems. It critiques Supreme Court decisions on MediCare, implicates tax burdens on Americans, and discusses a shift from employer burdens to broader policy remedies including reviving a controlled bracero program with Mexico to allow seasonal workers.
George McGovern now says the full $22 billion tax cut from closing loopholes is unlikely and a one third share may be possible. He scaled back 1972 military cuts from 31 billion to about 7 to 9 billion and calls McGovern Commission rules to boost minority representation in delegations potentially junked. He avoids amnesty talk as he seeks re election in 1974 in a race not in Massachusetts or D C.
The piece argues that Nixon era critics like Sen. Ervin are not united by a single conspiracy. It warns ruling ambitions may shake the political system and even threaten America’s stability if Nixon is forced from office. It cites past unpunished crimes and warns of potential long term chaos.
A conservative view notes airbags or passive restraints meet post 1975 rules. Real world tests since 1972 show flawless inflation in eight serious crashes, saving lives. one inadvertent inflation incident prompts calls for candor and further study. Allstate and GM data illustrate varied outcomes, with several drivers escaping major injury.
The piece argues Prime Minister Heath misleads American audiences by portraying Britain as a benevolent force in Northern Ireland. It claims Ireland can govern itself, rejects colonial rule, and calls Kennedy’s Ireland Vietnam comparison misleading alongside Heath’s “virtuous imperialism” claim as fraudulent.
The Senate Anti-Trust Subcommittee led by Sen. Philip Hart plans to reintroduce a bill to presume monopolies when a company earns over 15 percent for five years and create an Industrial Reorganization Commission to split large firms. Critics warn of economic disruption and overdue changes to Sherman and Clayton Acts.
Second lieutenant commissions awarded to three area residents Earl F Hilton Charles L Bowman and Charles H Peters at ceremonies in Nevada Miss Margie Farmer sails for Europe from Manhattan for assignment and other local notes include federal inspection for Jefferson City unit and reports of a kidnapping rescue and new license stickers for 1933 34 in Jefferson City plus a church lawn social and city weed control push
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