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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1973
Page
9
UCLA economists predict a sharp but short economic downturn early in 1974 due to the Arab oil embargo. They forewarn slower growth across sectors with inflation rising, unemployment increasing, and a rebound linked to oil flow resumes in the latter year.
Witnesses describe a fatal shooting at Room 130 near the Imperial House motel in Terre Haute. Joy was found alive after being shot. Nuss sustained facial injuries and was later reported dead. Testimony covers alibis, motives, and relationships among Joy, Nuss, and Joy’s husband.
In Harpenden England a motorist faced a $2.50 minimum gas sale during the oil crisis after trying to buy five cents worth. A related shooting case unfolds with witnesses describing a confrontation and a man saying he shot someone. Police questioned the shooter after reading rights.
A UPI report recalls the Pearl Harbor attack 32 years ago with prayers at dawn over the harbor waters. Veterans and civic groups laid wreaths at the Arizona memorial as the nation remembers the 1941 assault that drew the United States into World War II.
The First International Bela Bartok Festival will be held at Stony Brook State University of New York featuring choral works ballet symphony and chamber music. Bartok came to the United States in 1940 and died in 1945. Executive director Lewis Lusardi says his music bridges folk traditions with 20th century rhythm and tonality.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Tony Bush of RR 51 celebrate their twenty fifth wedding anniversary next Monday with an open house hosted by Mr and Mrs Buck Nading also of RR 51 Saturday evening at the Nading home In Indianapolis they married December 10 1948 at Sutherland Presbyterian Church Mrs Bush the former Maurine Sims has been with the Asbestos Workers Union Local 18 for 26 years They have three children Steven Bush Indianapolis Karen Faas Albuquerque NM and Kathy Bush at home Friends and relatives are invited gifts are requested to be omitted.
Leslie Harding presents an illustrated program titled A Walk Where Jesus Walked with slides and Holy Land movies at the Terre Haute Exchange Club. The noon Tuesday talk in Hulman Center Pine Room includes background music recorded at Holy Land sites.
Father George Rados of St. George Antiochian Orthodox Church will lead the Divine Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom on Sunday December 9 in memory of local leukemia victim Jerry Etling. Matins at 10 30 a m Liturgy at 11 a m memorial for Etling and a donation to St Jude's Hospital Memphis Tennessee for leukemia research followed by church social center refreshments.
Road officials say reducing speeds to 55 mph could affect truck equipment and service schedules. Cline notes many member companies have already voluntary lowered limits and urge others to follow.
State Sen. Kenneth V. Buzbee of Carbondale announced he will run again. He won a two year term in 1972 and would serve four years if reelected. His 58th District covers Jackson Monroe Perry Randolph and parts of St. Clair Washington and Williamson counties.
The event lists St Joseph School as gathering point at 8 a.m. on December 24 for groups to visit Schultz Store to be outfitted. Baas praises Schultz Store staff. Opti-Mrs. Club members will transport children and bag candy. Chuck Slavens co chairs. Chet Burkeybyle auctioneer. Robert Maurer leads the club.
The article recalls Ford's continued pledge and speech praised by Albert who calls him a dear friend and former colleague. Ford thanks Nix on for the nomination and the trust shown, pledging to set a high example and affirming support and loyalty to the President.
Lions operate concession stands at Indiana State University football games to raise funds for cancer society programs. The donations support research, patient care, and awareness initiatives through the local chapter.
The group plans a multi million dollar cobalt equipment installation at Indiana University Medical Center in Indianapolis. Officers include president Richard Van Gilder and secretary Melvin Hill. The club meets the first and third Thursday each month at 7 30 p.m. in the Riley Volunteer Fire Department.
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