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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1971
Page
4
The piece criticizes FAA head John H. Shaffer for pushing to revive the American supersonic transport project six months after Congress cut subsidies. It argues economic, environmental, and national interest concerns, noting unresolved feasibility and the FAA's pro growth stance.
Oklahoma Senator Fred J. Harris ends his Democratic presidential campaign saying he is broke. The move highlights how fundraising power can determine a candidate's viability and raises questions about money in politics and reform.
Asserting a permanent rise in lawmakers compensation, the article notes a 1968 70 period in which 38 states used pay raises or allowances. It cites California 19200 Hawaii 12000 and some seeking 20000 yearly, with salary setting commissions common to avoid direct self increments.
Premier Kosygin told the Supreme Soviet the USSR will surpass America's present industrial and agricultural production by 1975 marking a key moment in the socialist capitalist competition. Krushchev’s similar pledge 14 years earlier is recalled as a historical parallel.
New York columnist recalls bizarre presents received at Christmas and explains that meaningful gifts matter more than odd items. He lists examples like an adenoid in alcohol, a square inch of Texas deed, tropical birds, and a cobra skin necktie, noting some gifts ended badly while others were discarded. He asks for kind words instead.
A physician warns middle aged individuals with overweight and chronic illness to exercise caution when shoveling snow. A Maryland resident visiting North Dakota over four hours suddenly exerted himself in snow shoveling and suffered a mild heart attack. He urges gradual activity and medical checkups before strenuous winter tasks.
The Terre Haute Tribune issues contact guidance and pricing for subscriptions and delivery. Rates vary by region and service level including evening and Sunday editions, with annual, six month, and three month options. The notice also covers mail and post office details and confirms Associated Press use and rights.
A birthday based forecast urges caution about overextending ideas and urges restraint with others seeking personal gain. It highlights Sagittarius through Scorpio with advice on privacy, finances, relationships, and career focus for the day.
Tribune staffers compile a mix of civic notices and light personal items. A chemist assures environmentalists about deer balance, unrelated birthday wishes, a Vietnam era Navy Medal recipient, a prize hat with a hidden $20, and a Christmas party notice. Also updates on hospital stays and birthday celebrations among local residents.
Former President Lyndon Johnson voices optimism and alarm about U S foreign policy under Nixon. He cites a shift toward nationalism and protectionism, worries about the balance of payments, and urges unity while noting his own unfinished agenda.
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