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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1973
Page
12
Dr. F Blair Simmons at Stanford Medical Center describes automated newborn hearing tests. Crib noises trigger infant movements interpreted by tracings and computer analysis to detect possible hearing impairment. Early detection enables earlier treatment and better chances of hearing recovery.
A Scorpio warns to keep calm with loved ones amid holiday prep and urges rest on Sunday. A Sagittarius cautions against rushing final holiday arrangements and potential last minute mistakes.
On the Line notes residents watching gas shortages and reduced flight schedules, while Las Vegas thrives with massive venues. The Grand Hotel plans 2600 rooms and a caisson of attractions including a 2,000-seat jal alai court, a 3,200-employee staff, and a world class casino and ballroom. A Tropicana Hotel party showcases the city’s high rollers, fashion parades, and nightly prize drawings, amid a strong economy. Meanwhile President Nixon faces fuel concerns over train travel to Key Biscayne, potentially needing extra locomotives and cars.
Moore-Langen Printing and Publishing Company founded in 1874 marks its 100th year as a Midwest printing house. The 200 Hulman St plant spans 30,000 square feet and supports electronic typesetting, web and job presses, auto film drying, platemaking, and full bindery finishing as it preserves 100 years of service to the Wabash Valley.
Spud Storm and son Dave, co owners of National Burglar Alarm at 8th and College Ave, market numerous UL certified systems for homes offices banks and autos. They demonstrate alarms from weatherproof exterior gongs to car floor mats triggering alerts and multiple devices including electric eyes trip wires lights bells and sirens. Installations within a 50 mile radius of Terre Haute are leased for business sites and sold for homes with monthly service after installation.
Jim Bishop reports on Hawaii’s parole and release process. Convicts approach release through Adult Furlough Centers and Halfway Houses near the airport, with no bars and group supervision. Residents pay $100 monthly and undergo evening problem sessions, a redicivism contrast with continental U.S. crime.
A 31 member Brazil area church choir will present Handel's Messiah Sunday at 3:30 p.m. in the sanctuary of the First United Methodist Church directed by Mrs. James E Pell, director of the First United.
The Methodist Choir of Brazil will be accompanied on organ by Stephen L. McCullough, organist at First Christian Church of Brazil. Soloists for the afternoon performance include Mrs. Charlotte Pickett, Mrs. Susan Bradbury, Miss Becky Hughes, and Roger Campbell.
Diane Keaton will again portray Kay Adams in the sequel Godfather II, returning as Al Pacino's fiancée from The Godfather. The report confirms Keaton’s continuation in the role for the anticipated follow up.
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