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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune quotes Voltaire to defend free expression, arguing that defending opposing views is core to a vibrant democracy. The piece stresses principled tolerance and the journalist’s duty to protect speech despite disagreement.
Vigo County announces Prairie Creek Park a 108 acre all purpose recreation area with fishing boating hiking primitive camping and picnicking. Groundbreaking by Haley Brothers Construction Corp awarded a 123432.65 dollar contract for pond roads and buildings marks start of work.
The editorial argues Nixon should not dismiss Watergate as mere campaign pranks. It details alleged cash links to the Committee for the Re-Election, secret money transfers, and long running wiretaps. It contends top officials may be involved and calls for continued Senate investigations to uncover the truth.
Chicago plans to convert a substantial portion of its garbage into electricity under a Commonwealth Edison contract. A plant slated for mid 1975 will process about 20 percent of the city's waste, generating roughly 700000 dollars annually plus 200000 more from recovering materials. Expansion could reach 40 to 45 percent, with potential for further plants. This follows earlier tests in St. Louis and other experiments abroad, offering a municipal profit from waste disposal.
War correspondent Richard Tregaskis known for fearless reporting and Guadalcanal Diary died by drowning off Waikiki Beach. A Harvard graduate and insulin-sensitive diabetic, he swam daily and preferred direct observation to headquarters briefings. His ashes were scattered at sea by his wife Moana.
The Watergate glare fades as the Commission in Highway Beautification plans a three day Alaska study of derelict autos. Rep Jim Wright notes junked vehicles along remote roads are Alaska’s major right of way issue amid rugged terrain and vast distances. The piece hints at air bag mandates as a Washington solution.
A reader asks about flying risks for pregnant women and whether circumcision is essential. The reply notes modern air pressurization lowers danger, warns about unpressurized planes above 10,000 feet, and advises medical consultation. The second letter discusses circumcision as a religious practice once linked to the Old Testament, with Jewish associations noted.
The column outlines daily advice for each sign from Virgo to Gemini. It emphasizes active problem solving, measured trust, financial awareness, and balancing personal support with self focus. It urges readers to match choices to profitability and happiness.
India marked 26 years of independence with Prime Minister Indira Gandhi presiding over the red fort address as shortages, inflation, and corruption charges hit the nation. Floods droughts and a rail strike worsened hardships for tens of millions while the government grapples with wheat procurement, high prices, and a population growing by 13 million annually.
The Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette publish weekly with contact and mailing information. The notice lists subscription prices for Indiana and Illinois including Evening and Sunday options, plus a disclaimer about second class mailing and the Tribune's policy on submitted articles.
Tribune staffers report on Fred Mahalek enjoying retirement from Terre Haute post office duties. Area Extension Service seeks carriers as offices relocate, with couriers delivering messages. 4-H testimonials note Amy Brand’s blue ribbon quilt and Imogene Orme’s cooking awards at the state fair. Other locals include Tom Dalton at trophies, Secondino siblings earning ribbons, Bob Wilson taking steak fry reservations, and visiting Mayor Holmes of San Clemente with Mrs Holmes. Dick Loyd recovering from surgery at St Anthony Hospital.
Chicago UPI notes Pierre was chosen as South Dakota's capital in 1889. Britannica records Pierre as Arikara capital for 400 years before 1806, with archaeological remains still evident. The piece also mentions backgammon gaining popularity over chess as this year's fad.
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