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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune presents a bold editorial note referencing Voltaire and defending the principle that free speech must be defended even in disagreement. It frames the longstanding tension between expression and offense as a core civic value.
A NRDC spokesman argues the AEC is not a reliable investigator of its own practices. The group calls for an independent review after a Hanford leak report cites training and supervision failures. The Denver Post reports buried plutonium at Rocky Flats with promises of removal after disposal questions. An independent, non-AEC study is urged as needed.
Rio Rico Mexico residents are set to pursue American citizenship papers after the Rio Grande shifted in 1906, placing the town on the Mexican side. Arizona State University geographer James E. Hill Jr revealed the quirk, prompting Mexico to swap land so Rio Rico becomes part of Mexico. Some residents plan to move, others stay as Americans in Mexico with new rights.
A curb on no knock passage of federal law for narcotics searches is seen as a needed correction to protect Fourth Amendment rights. DEA acting chief John R. Bartels Jr. tightens controls and signals a shift to emphasize individual rights while maintaining police authority. Repeal of the no knock law would be preferable, but the new rules are welcomed as a balance between security and liberty.
In a press conference Bill Rogers signals his departure from the Nixon Administration amid Kissinger’s ascent. The author recounts Kissinger joining Nixon in China and Rogers lingering in office, praised as a decent figure unlikely to face Ervin’s committee, and ends noting a man named Thomas P. Duffy.
The reader asks why this decade feels so violent and if it always existed. The reply cites Konrad Lorenz on aggression and Dr. Stephen Nordlicht’s studies, noting violence’ links to health and society and the long history of human aggression. A horoscope follows.
Smith Johnson, now 79, conceived the steel paint pail during a snowy night in 1920 defending a shipping advantage over wooden staves. From 5,000 pails daily within two years to over a million in earnings, he built a career across rubber products and holds a valued reputation for good employee relations.
The Terre Haute Tribune announces subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois readers including evening and Sunday editions with yearly and short-term options. The notice lists post office handling, class matter details, and Tribune Publishing Co contact information, noting content policy and Associated Press rights.
Horoscope notes born August 30 must guard against being used by others and learn to distinguish true support. Early life may show susceptibility to flattery, with a strong need for family and friends. Financial reverses loom, but adaptability will help future finances and decision making. Let birthday guidance shape daily outlook.
Area residents plan Labor Day festivities across Clinton Brazil and Saline City with a busy tour. Brazil Golf Association champions Buford Peebles Bill Guess Ray Beaman Tarz Beaman Jerry Thorston and Raleigh Phillip Lips led the season. Also reported are top scorers Sam Duggan and Al Eldred at Sycamore CC booby prize winners Orville and Dorothy Stephens Hazel Knollenberg and Mary Notley Ned and Lucile Bush earned third. Service members Dennis Bagnoche Richard Edmonson and Charles Bryan Jr. noted. Justice of the Peace Lee Easton celebrated his 76th birthday at the courthouse.
A writer recounts weeks spent at a long-running commune on Martha's Vineyard where no politics intrudes. Family roots trace to founders from 50 years ago, neighbors mediate quirks, a psychiatrist tends corn, a Princeton physicist builds tables, and the scene features sun, sea, and a politics-free rhythm before drifting into musings on Watergate and figures like Spiro Agnew.
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