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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1977
Page
4
In the June 1 1977 Terre Haute Tribune editorials the paper anchors its stance on free expression quoting Voltaire to underline defending speech regardless of personal agreement. The piece argues for robust debate and protection of diverse viewpoints in public discourse.
In UCLA geology labs tiny pocket mice and kangaroo rats live in layered plastic burrows while scientists, funded by the USGS, observe whether the creatures sense tremors and hint at quakes. The study aims to validate animal cues amid widespread legend of pre quake behavior.
On Santa Rosa Island a dwarf mammoth feast dating about 40 000 years ago is supported by carbon 14 dating. Stone tools and mammoth bones suggest hunters cooked meat in a fire pit on site. This strengthens views that people reached the Western Hemisphere earlier than once thought.
Washington insiders describe a factional struggle at the National Rifle Association as the Institute for Legislative Action rises, Harlon Carter ousts Maj. Gen. Maxwell Rich, and a purge follows Bloody Monday. Lawsuits and insider memos hint at rising militancy and control over policy.
The Terre Haute Tribune established in 1865 announces home delivery options including evenings Sundays and motor routes with various subscription rates for Indiana Illinois and rural areas. It lists contact numbers for delivery issues and notes postal and publishing rights with Associated Press affiliation and manuscript policy.
The page offers a June 1 horo scope with birthday guidance and a June 2 zodiac list. It advises Gemini to accept varied ideas, Cancer to use a surprise advantage, Leo to stay humble, Virgo to communicate, Libra to practice objectivity, Scorpio to do needed work, Sagittarius to align with others, Capricorn to avoid pushing others off path, Aquarius to focus on employment details, Pisces to seek a new world while ARIES to show emotion carefully, Taurus to balance dreams with practical plans.
The Phillips Report by Kevin P. Phillips examines early poll trends for past presidents. It argues honeymoon periods were longer than a rigid hundred day measure and highlights Gallup data for Eisenhower Kennedy Johnson Nixon and Ford, noting Carter's ratings were not uniquely high.
The piece analyzes Gallup polling on President Carter noting initial high ratings in the mid 60s to low 70s and suggesting February March levels were modest for a Democrat. It compares Carter to Kennedy Johnson Eisenhower and Nixon and forecasts a possible decline in May June if support slips.
Letter from Jeffrey S. Zucker counters the view that water development creates jobs, citing the Narrows Unit project and a University of Illinois study. He warns against overestimating benefits while stressing relatedness of water energy and employment. A second letter describes a brick-throwing incident near K Mart harming a driver and a passenger.
Dr John Stockwell chair of ISU Speech Dept and his family returned from two weeks in northern Michigan. They visited Isadora and Michigan Tech where John did background work for The Runner Stumbles and lectured. Also noted: DIETZEL M MILLER assigned to Korea CID, Miller earned an MA in 1975, Shoaff finished Indiana Police Academy course, and the Stockwell family news includes a June or July due birth for the Shoaffs, plus Ronald Stephen Smith and Larry Paul Fleschner achievements at Bob Jones University and Washburn University respectively.
Washington sources report a deep split in the Justice Department over backing affirmative action in race and sex discrimination cases. Attorney General Bell and HEW Secretary Califano reportedly debate whether to file an amicus brief in Bakke v. UC Medical School, with civil rights advocates pressing for strong government support.
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