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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1972
Page
4
The TerRE Haute Tribune notes Voltaire’s axiom that governments may disapprove of opinions yet must defend free expression. The piece argues for robust discourse and the protection of diverse viewpoints in public life.
Harrison H. Schmitt the twelfth man on the moon is highlighted as the first scientist among Apollo crews. His geology background and professional observations distinguish him from prior astronauts and may shape future manned space missions as Apollo winds down. Eugene Cernan shares the spotlight as commander.
The Republican National Committee changes hands with Sen. Bob Dole stepping down to pursue reelection in 1974 and George Bush named to replace him. The swap is portrayed as orderly, with Bush seen as acceptable and no deep ideological clash unlike the Democratic upheaval.
The author argues Congress should pass a robust federal fish inspection law as meat is subject to. FDA inspection is only spotty, allowing unsafe practices in plants. Past efforts failed in 1971 but a new push is urged to end inaction and protect public health.
A decade ago warnings about U S natural gas shortages were mocked. By 1970 gas heating rose to 55.2 percent of homes while potential supplies seemed insufficient. Last winter saw a shortage and the Federal Power Commission warns this winter could be nearly twice as severe. Conservation becomes essential in our high energy culture.
New York AP piece presents a tongue in cheek lesson on double talk. It lists examples contrasting what speakers say with what they really think, highlighting insincere but tactful messages in personal and professional life.
On the Line discusses the history and debate over using chemotherapeutic drugs versus surgery and radiation for cancer. Key notes include Farber’s 1947 leukemia breakthrough, reports of long remissions, and progress like Mustargen Oncovin procarbazine and prednisone for Hodgkin's disease yielding 70 percent five year survival.
The Lasker Foundation named 16 physicians and scientists at its annual research awards luncheon for advancing chemotherapy. The event highlighted the field as chemotherapy’s finest hour to date.
The doctor explains that postnasal drip signals allergy or infection, plus possible nasal obstructions or irritants. Treatments include blowing the nose, steam, higher pillows, allergy meds, and careful use of nose drops to avoid rebound effects. antibiotics may appear in some drops.
Friday's horoscope advises cooperation and accountability, noting the reader's fair nature and adaptability. It highlights a forward looking mindset, avoidance of blame, and readiness to handle changes, with the emphasis on personal growth and resilience. The piece then lists astrological briefings for each sign for December 16.
Jim Bishop reports on Soviet Jewry and the regime’s hostility to Jewish life and emigration. He notes anti Jewish policy, denial of religious life, constraints on contact with world Jewry, and the impact of the six day war on Jewish identity. He cites exit visa delays and UN involvement as global pressure rises.
The Terre Haute Tribune publishes daily except Sunday with editors Louis F. Keifer and Marlee A. Cox. It lists subscription rates for Indiana and Illinois, both evening and Sunday editions, plus rural route and outside areas, and notes second class postage, filing details, and AP affiliation.
A humorous item notes a Kansas traveler in Goodland who joined the Golden Knight Lounge Club for 1.00 to receive cocktail pricing, with the cost offset against drinks. The piece mentions a limit before Oct 17, 1973 and a playful jab at Kansas laws. It also lists brief local notices including charity stands, a fish fry, an Army assignment, a stocking party, and a nurse’s return to work.
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