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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1973
Page
1
Barry D. Nuss, 26, found guilty of voluntary manslaughter after nearly six hours of jury deliberation. Prosecutor Ralph Berry called the case tough. Nuss faces sentencing by Judge C Joseph Anderson on January 9 with a potential appeal.
The Hulman Civic University Center in Terre Haute debuted with ISU and Purdue basketball, Purdue winning 81 69. Tony Hulman praised the dream come true and looked to future stars and events, while ISU President Rankin and Mrs. Tirey recalled the long drive to this moment. Mayor Brighton and ISU trustees lauded the joint effort and cultural economic gains for the Wabash Valley.
US officials say the Geneva Arab Israeli peace talks may be delayed a day or so as Kissinger meets with President Assad in Damascus. UN Secretary General Waldheim's departure for Geneva is postponed and his role remains under consideration. Talks hinge on Israeli prisoner issues and Syrian withdrawal from occupied lands.
Cash donations to the Tribune Star Basket Fund aid Christmas baskets for needy families in Vigo County. Donors to date include A Friend five dollars and Tribune Chapel one dollar, with previously reported gifts totaling 1,967.02 bringing the final total to 1,973.02.
The National Weather Service reports river stage 5.4 feet and light scattered precipitation. Forecast calls for light snow ending tonight, then cloudy and colder tonight, partly cloudy and cold Sunday with lows in the mid teens and highs in the low to mid 20s. Indiana and Illinois sections note colder nights with similar Sunday highs and various precipitation chances. Extended outlooks show mixed precipitation possibilities and cooler conditions into midweek, with temperatures ranging from the teens to low 40s across regions.
President Nixon signed into law a two year plan placing the United States on Year round Daylight Saving Time starting January 6. The measure aims to conserve oil and reduce electricity use during the energy crisis while giving the president broad powers to manage the crisis.
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