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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune highlights Voltaire’s maxim I may disapprove of what you say but I will defend to the death your right to say it as a defense of free expression. The piece argues for robust speech protections amid modern debates.
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board released guidelines to ensure equal loan opportunities and ban discrimination by age income or neighborhood racial composition. The rules target about 5000 savings and loan associations nationwide and aim to curb unfair housing loan practices.
Astronomers led by Dr Elizabeth Roemer of the University of Arizona say Kohoutek will not be a full moon splendor or Venus rival. The comet will appear as a bright point rising from the horizon after sunset, growing taller each night before tapering to its nucleus.
Northwestern University's Endicott Report shows an expanding role for women in the job market. The survey indicates 3,068 jobs for women graduates in 1974 from 140 recruiting firms, 24 percent of total offers, up from years past, with equal pay in many fields and higher starting salaries in business and liberal arts.
Gerald Ford faced repeated questions on a 1976 bid and gave a cautious yes that drifted toward maybe. Observers noted his remark aligns with General Sherman's famed promise never to seek or serve if nominated or elected, but Ford did not state it as flatly.
On the Line column derides a faulty crystal ball predicting 1973 would boost President Nixon with a second term, peace in Vietnam, strong economic growth, and a freer presidency. It mocks advisors Spiro Agnew Ron Ziegler Bill Rogers Henry Kissinger and cites a hoped end to POWs and detente with Russia.
The author humorously recalls a near death morning after holiday party symptoms and learns methanol poisoning can accompany excess drinking. He resolves to call his doctor for proper treatment and notes the stigma of seeking help for such poisoning versus home remedies. Continued on page 7.
Dr. William F. House and colleagues at the Los Angeles Foundation of Otology report an implanted electronic cochlea to restore hearing in selected nerve deaf patients. The breakthrough suggests practical hearing recovery amid early, promising experiments.
Information on daily and Sunday Tribune subscriptions with rates for Indiana and Illinois. Contact numbers and mail details, plus notices about second class postage and ownership, with standard copyright and republication rights statements.
An expansive sketch of Jerry the Gyp known as Mr Smith a small studious pasta shop owner near Chatham Square. He frequents his grandfather’s mausoleum in Brooklyn reads detective stories and keeps two electric bulbs on the marble slab.
The column predicts decisive efficiency and a mix of physical and mental tasks for today December 29. It advises distinguishing general tiredness from project fatigue and emphasizes adaptability especially for women, with a call to transform any material or spiritual gains into better outcomes.
Washington columnist Marianne Means details GOP governors dismay as John Love, once Nixon ally and Colorado governor, is ousted amid Operation Candor. The piece traces how several former governors including Hickel Romney Volpe Boe Shafer and Scranton faced sidelining by the White House, provoking anger among party leaders and questions about loyalty to Nixon.
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