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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1973
Page
7
The column notes Libra readers may be influenced by loved ones and should listen but not accept all. Scorpio warns against hasty moves and urges preparation before starting new projects, reflecting ongoing guidance from page four.
Barkdoll rallies support from Maryland Republicans and local figures including Lawrence Hogan and Sam Bagley to defend a Christless Christmas Pageant. Critics argue the event desecrates the season while backers estimate restoring the Infant Jesus to the Washington scene will cost between 7000 and 10000 dollars, with plans to replica Bethlehem’s stable.
The article notes local backlash over Christ’s removal from the Pageant of Peace and mentions the National Christmas Tree and the Park Service response. It details energy cuts for the tree including reduced illumination and hours, a 42-foot Colorado blue spruce from near Wilkes-Barre, and cost concerns for security and rental. It also covers related health and addiction topics and a novel acupuncture approach using stainless steel staples for withdrawal relief.
Puzzle fill in the blanks and clues cover opera, geography, language, and nautical terms. Answers include names like Hem ingway and Chou En-lai and terms such as chapeau and Persecute. The grid links definitions to words across themes and wordplay.
Jim Bishop suggests reporters failed to secure open access to Nixon while Ronald Ziegler handled questions. Pundits fixated on sound policies and Peace with Honor as Watergate loomed. Broder warned late that Nixon remained largely unavailable to the press before the imminent election.
Oakland police say Patrolman Jon Willette was examining a seized weapon when it discharged in his patrol cruiser. He was not wounded but used foul language on the police radio and received a five day suspension.
A lawyer argues Nixon would face contempt of court if similarly harsh with juries. Broder portrays Nixon as a touring emperor and claims Nixon’s rise was aided by reporters who shaped his presidency. He contends the press did not destroy Nixon. Nixon destroyed himself.
Multiple Superior Court cases listed including General Tire Service vs Joe Preston and several marriage dissolutions under Beecher and Kite and Berry firms. Also real estate transfers and multiple birth notices from Union Hospital and St. Anthony Hospital with several couples named and birth dates in December.
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