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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1972

Page

8

Pfizer Moves Animal Feed Department to Missouri Facility

Pfizer Inc moves its animal feed supplement department from Terre Haute to Lee's Summit Missouri. Twenty two employees transferred by year end. William Hawk and Jon Plaas named to leadership roles. The plant will continue producing Pfizer line products including Mecadox a growth stimulant and antibacterial agent for swine.

Pfizer, Inc Terre Haute Lee's Summit Pfizer William Hawk Hawk Jon Plaas John Bushur Harry Lamson Don Clarke United States

Prosecution To Rest Case Against McNally

Federal prosecutors neared closing their case against Martin J. McNally in the June hijacking of an American Airlines jet from Lambert Field. Evidence included items found in his Wyandotte home and car linking him to the crime, plus witness identifications and a noted fingerprint.

ST. Louis, Mo UPI Martin J. McNally American Airlines Lambert Field McNally Peru Ind Wyandotte Mich U.S Robert B. Schneider Walter J. Petlikowsky Ecorse Mitch St Louis

South Vigo High Music Boosters Meet Ahead of Christmas Concert

Music Boosters of South Vigo High School will meet Tuesday at 7 15 p m in the school. A short business session precedes the 8 p m Christmas Concert. Main topic is the chicken fry planned for Saturday Jan 5 from ? until 7 30 p m. Concession stand worker assignments will be discussed.

South Vigo High School

Bread Salesmen Outed For Door To Door Without Permit

Twelve members of Holy Spirit Community Church were ushered out of Bellefontaine and Sidney for selling homemade bread door to door without a permit. Police said there were no prior complaints about local peddling. One patrolman complimented the bread.

Sidney

Fire kills eight in Clinton Missouri weekend blast

In Clinton Missouri a weekend explosion and blaze at the old Daily Democrat Building killed eight people including Darlene Hunter 27 and her mother and trapped four volunteers and a fireman. The blast possibly stemmed from a gas leak and firefighters from 18 departments battled subfreezing conditions. Eugene Burns 50 the building manager died after arranging help to locate the leak.

Clinton, Mo UPI Darlene Hunter Daily Democrat Don Lucas Decker Eugene Burns Lucas

Record Low Readings Hit Northern Indiana as Cold Snap Bites

Record below zero temperatures sweep parts of Northern Indiana with South Bend dropping to 5 below at 6 am and 6 below three hours later. Other lows include 4 Lafayette 5 Fort Wayne 9 Terre Haute and 9 Indianapolis. Travel advisory issued as mountains clear, with warming trend foreseen and possible light snow tonight.

Indiana Hoosier South Bend Lafayette Fort Wayne Terre Haute Indianapolis Illinois Rockford Moline Weather Bureau Evansville

New Demo Party Chairman Pledges Unity Effort

Democratic National Committee elects Rob ert Strauss as chairman promising to unite factions. He seeks dialogue with Meany Wallace and Connally while pledging to heal rifts after Westwood resignation. Strauss retains reform commission head Leonard Woodcock and earns early support from McGovern and Kennedy.

New Demo Washington Robert Staruss National Democratic Democratic National Committee Strauss Afl-Cio George Meany Alabama George C. Wallace George McGovern John B. Connally Nixon CBS Reform Commission Mrs. Westwood Uited Auto Workers Leonard Woodcock

Mornin' Judge: Young Driver List and Political Maneuver

A list of court citations shows multiple youths and adults fined for speeding and traffic violations with amounts and jail terms. The piece then describes Baltimore politics where Barbara Mikulski allies to block a party rule by placing Caroline Wilkins as second vice chairman to preserve gender balance.

Baltimore Barbara Mikulski Basil Patterson Caroline Wilkins

Missing youth found on cliff after hit and run

Yuki Chika raishi, 2, missing more than 30 hours after a hit and run that killed her mother Yoshi ko, was found on a cliff base miles from the scene. Police arrested 23 year old Yasunori Sato who confessed to the crash and carrying the child to the cliff. She was hospitalized for cuts.

Tokyo UPI Yuki Chikaraishi Yasunori Sato Yoshiko Yuki Sato

Three Kentucky Sites Added to National Register

Three more Kentucky locations join the National Register of Historic Places: the Mordecai Lincoln Home near Springfield, Centre College administration building at Danville, and a newly found ancient Indian encampment at Standiford Field in Louisville.

Prankfort UPI Kentucky Mordecai Lincoln Springfield Centre College Danville Standiford Field Louisville

Siberian City Endures 63 Below Zero Freeze

Norilsk withers at 63 degrees below zero as Tass reports life continues. Factories stay open with heated cabins. mines and locomotives run. theaters operate while schools close and teach by television. Buses move through streets in quick succession and gloves off risk frostbite in 30 seconds.

Moscow UPI Siberian Norilsk Tass

Student visiting Oxford dies during tour in England

Steven Conrad Long, 18, son of the Shi mer College president from Mount Carroll Illinois, collapsed during a Sunday Oxford visit with friends. He was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead on arrival. An autopsy was ordered to determine the cause.

Oxford England Steven Conrad Long Shimer College Mount Carroll Ill Long

Truman miscues and memories mark a candid Princeton visit

On stage Truman corrected a reporter misnaming Considine as Sevareid and joked about a “natural mistake” in mixing up reporters. He stumbled en route to an honorary degree, forgave a hostile columnist, and recalled dinners with friends like Toots Shor.

Considine Sevareid Mr. Truman HST Princeton Wasington Truman Washington Eisenhower Union Station Harry Margaret New York

Fire destroys laundromat in Mishawaka shutdown

A blast centered near the A and A Laundromat shattered windows in downtown Mishawaka and sparked a fire causing about 200000 dollars in laundromat damage. A nearby house was destroyed and 5000 dollars in additional window damage. Firemen fought the blaze for an hour. investigators planned a full probe.

Mishawaka Ind UPI

Burglars Strike Ball State Ticket Office

Burglars stole an undetermined amount from a safe in Ball State University’s athletic ticket office in Muncie Indiana. The cash came from receipts of Saturday night’s basketball game between Ball State and Capital University.

Muncie Ind Ball State University Ball State Capital University

Bicycle wedding rides to downtown vows in four wheel bike

An Air Force couple married in a bicycle ceremony in Sacramento. About 30 guests rode 20 blocks in 30 degree weather to a downtown mall for the outdoor ceremony. Judge on a three wheel bike officiated for S. Sgt. Ronald Clark and Judy Zierlein who met in a McClellan Air Force Base bicycle club.

Sacramento Calif UPI Air Force Air Force S Ronald Clark Judy Zierlein McClellan Air Force Base

Anderson’s Route: From Guitar Beginnings to Hit Songs

Hal Boyle notes Bill Anderson’s informal path to fame. Anderson, who writes music rather than reads it, recalls early lessons, a college course in music appreciation, and a string of hits including City Lights. He discusses earnings from a smash song and plans to shift toward more writing and fewer concerts next year.

Street Bill Anderson

Funeral Held For Bowyer Mother And Son In Farmhouse Fire

Loganport Ind AP funeral services were pending for James Bowyer age 26 and his mother Florence 42 after their bodies were found under rubble in the basement of their burning farm home south of Logansport. The husband William 47 four of his sons and a neighbor boy escaped with minor injuries. James Bowyer from Rochester had been staying overnight as the fire broke out. Fire chief Clarence Wandrei said the cause was not known but likely started downstairs where James slept.

Logansport Ind James Bowwer Florence Bow Ver Here William James Bowyer Rochester Clarence Wandrei Logans‘port

Pulpitis Causes and Care Not Hereditary Says Expert

A dentist explains pulpitis results from injury and infection not heredity. Diagnosis uses X rays and pulp tests. treatment includes hygiene, antibiotics, bite correction, and reducing teeth grinding. Vaccination for flu advised for elderly and chronically ill.

Sixty nine home made weapons seized at state prison

Michigan City Indiana inmates had 69 home made weapons found during a shakedown inspection at the State Prison. The search occurred Friday while inmates were locked in cells and was the second such check this year.

STATE Michigan City Ind UPI Heroe Arden Russell E. Lash

Preparation H Relief For Hemorrhoidal Itch And Pain

The ad promotes Preparation H as a fast relief for itching and burning in hemorrhoidal tissues. It claims the formula reduces swelling, soothes inflamed surfaces, and does not sting, available as ointment or suppository. Tests cited include patients in New York City Washington D C and a Midwest Medical Center.

New York City Washington, D.C Midwest Medical Center

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