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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1972
Page
5
The speaker notes a push to establish parallel structures or filch loyalists into key agencies, likening the maneuver to Nixon era tactics and questioning whether this effort will outpace predecessors Kennedy and Johnson in controlling the administration.
Libra faces evening plan setbacks but can overcome with positive effort. Scorpio may feel confused by wishful thinking and mood in the morning while others start new relationships.
A reader asks about possible diagnoses for chest pain and ulcers while Hal Boyle shares reflections on the devil's grippe, pleurodynia, and ulcer type personalities. He notes X rays verify ulcers and discusses living to 2000 and his preferences and dislikes.
Kathryn Morgan Ryan recalls growing up in the Midwest while writing The Betty Tree about a Lansing family with deep American roots. The fictional clan hides its private troubles from each other and their town, revealing surprising truths.
Kathryn argues that Bible belt characters hide guilt and self-pity behind façades while major novelists become TV celebrities. She claims she has written a big memorable novel after leaving the University of Missouri and tires of World War II foxholes.
Cornelius laments his wife’s rising star and loss of chief of staff while he names a carpet strip between desks No Broads Land. She crosses it, cites an honest mistake as press releases label her Irish born husband a Britisher, a point Ryan calls out.
A distressed worker laments unfair treatment and public promotion shifts. He asks how much one man can endure and hints at resigning, while noting a colleague named Betty Tree would receive further advancement under the current leadership.
During the Christmas season the Better Business Bureau urges caution against accepting unknown CODs for an absent neighbor. Tell the messenger to return when the person is home to avoid paying for an empty box, a noted Christmas racket.
Red Andrews 72 a former state legislator says his Oklahoma City turkey feast will feed about 3000 guests on Christmas Day. He notes bad weather and labor shortages have kept workers away and expects this to be one of his largest gatherings.
Steel belted radial tires use 1/100 inch wires woven into belts embedded in rubber to double life. The American Iron and Steel Institute cites 3 million pounds of steel wire used in 1970, rising to an estimated 40 million in 1972. Forecasts for 1973 range from 70 to 80 million pounds, with 1,975 predicting 100 to 200 million pounds.
About 30 000 to 40 000 Singaporeans visited doctors at the peak of an influenza outbreak in May and June, reports Dr. Moses Yu, senior pathologist at the Health Ministry.
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