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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1971
Page
5
A high level meeting warns Mao's aging status risks a power struggle and stresses the need for collective leadership. Other notes mention diplomatic confusions, shortages of experienced diplomats, and various letters and cultural tidbits.
Congress sent to the president a bill to halt all fish imports from Denmark if quotas are ignored. Denmark ships about 10.5 million dollars in fish to the United States annually. The Senate Commerce Committee says unrestrained catches threaten North Atlantic salmon stocks.
The United States and Canada group plans a 22500 square foot retail and distribution center at 301 S ath St across from the Albert Pick Motel on U S 41. TSC expects a major retail hub to boost the area with expanded items for town, suburban and country living. Completion is targeted for late spring with construction starting this week. The plan also notes a global environment conference set for Stockholm June 5-12.
The article discusses breathlessness caused by heart and lung conditions and altitude. It notes many tests exist to assess vital capacity and circulation before treatment. A three year old’s snoring may stem from adenoids or nasal allergy, with X ray ruleouts and possible adenoid removal if infections are recurrent. Forefather’s Day December 21 observed by England societies marking the Plymouth Rock landing in 1620.
The essay recalls Hal Boyle bragging about choices and a yearly Christmas gift of styptic pencils from Gay to her father. The habit begins in childhood and continues with festive packages, culminating in a French labeled Hemp Stick as a cherished keepsake when Gay returns home from Paris.
Frederick Strauss a 68 year old Waterloo homeowner elected two days in jail rather than pay a $10 dog tag fine for his dog Bonnie 14. He said he has paid $6.50 yearly for dog tags and that Bonnie should be pensioned from the system as she nears 15.
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