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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1973
Page
5
Rosenblatt notes new Safety regulations under the 1970 Act push rapid use of robots in heavy industry by 1974 replacing human roles in loading stamping and die casting while expanding into painting welding and explosives handling and even job matching couples and disrupting older trades and social norms.
NEW CHAMP WILMINGTON Del UP I It took 12-year-old Scott Spencer of Wilmington Del three hours 17 minutes to set the world pogo stick hopping record Monday Spencer jumped 20 007 times to crush the record of a California boy set last March with 12 775 jumps He said he stopped jumping because he was hungry and celebrated with a huge submarine sandwich.
Industrial consultant predicts a coming surge as over 100 Japanese firms deploy robots. Hitachi develops a two handed tactile sensor to insert pistons in tight tolerances and robots with TV cameras master pattern recognition. Japan’s robot market could reach 384 million dollars by 1977, up from 38 million this year.
A brief zodiac note advises Geminis to take relationships with younger family members seriously this morning and balance firmness with kindness. Cancers are urged to adjust their plans for the afternoon and evening to better understand others whose standards may differ from their own.
Most children are delivered by family physicians who are trained in childbirth and can involve obstetric specialists for problems. Midwives are valued in many countries, easing crowded communities. Choose your doctor early to secure the best guidance for safety of mother and child.
Werner Thompson, 61, of Grammer Indiana, a Scout troop leader and commissary volunteer, collapsed and died in his tent Monday at the National Boy Scout Jamboree in Moraine State Park Pennsylvania. Friends cited heart ailment. he was the first fatality reported at the event.
Circuit Court records show numerous divorces including Cleo Gilmour James D Gilmour Paul Rosenbaum Cindy Rosenbaum Debra Perrelle Nicholas Perrelle and others. Also entries of property transfers, new births and residents listed with ages and addresses. Additional notices include corporate complaints and employment details for several individuals.
Hal Boyle notes a world where single young secretaries chase husbands over pensions and midlife dentistry gains value with age. The columnist quips how office bachelor hunting and rising dental bridge costs illustrate the silly, ironic worth of aging.
Hollywood reports Richard Zanuck announced his production company will make three films in Europe during the year led by the first project Drabble set in England.
The United States hosts roughly fourteen thousand commercial state and national banks employing more than one million people across the nation, reflecting broad banking sector employment.
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