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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1972
Page
8
The Women’s Service League donated a Doppler ultrasound fetal monitor to Union Hospital’s obstetrics department. The device helps detect fetal heartbeats by the third month and can reveal additional fetal conditions. The League also gave $5,500 for physical therapy equipment.
Police report a 26 year old Leilani Lang driver and two passengers were injured in a Thursday night crash at the Penn Central Y crossing near the Wa bash River bridge. The car was a total loss and three other children were uninjured. The accident follows ongoing disputes over raising the crossing to road level amid city and Penn Central deliberations on who will pay.
Kirk McGee of Franklin 73 a longtime Grand Ole Opry original, is hospitalized in fair condition with heart trouble. He and his brother Sam McGee have been an Opry duo since 1925 with Kirk limiting performances due to the illness.
Dr. La Ferne Price of Indiana State University releases The Wonder of Motion A Sense of Life for Women through University of North Dakota Press. The book explores emotional experiences in women's sports beyond mere instruction and shows how emotion shapes performance and life satisfaction.
Robin Cranston 24, son of Sen. Alan Cranston, is set for trial on assault charges in the alleged drugging of Joyce Marie Williams 23. Trial moved from Thursday due to illness. pretrial motions set for December 18 in Superior Court.
A Tribune notice corrects an earlier report misnaming Dorothy Ewing as the probate subject. The will belongs to Martha J. Pratt who died November 29 at age nine. Ralph Brill is listed as attorney and Lester J. Pratt as executor. Rob McPeak appears as a witness in the corrected record.
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