Adequate funding for federal health and safety law debated
TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE notes AFL-CIO official George H. R. Taylor criticizes the administration for a starvation budget under the Occupational Health and Safety Act. He argues current funding falls far short of needs, proposing about 2,500 inspectors and 150 hygienists to implement the law effectively. Congress should reevaluate funding in the election year.
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George H. R. Taylor
Standing Committee On Safety and Occupational Health
Taylor
Congress
Magruder pushes second generation SST as BOAC orders loom
William G. Magruder, returning to the SST debate after a prior defeat, touts a “second generation” supersonic while BOAC orders five Concordes and Air France may follow. He cites five to five and a half billion in development costs, warns of economic and environmental risks, and questions federal subsidies to keep the United States competitive.
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William G. Magruder
Congress
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United States
Magruder
Wayne State researchers report enzyme link to schizophrenia
Wayne State University researchers in Detroit report findings on a deficiency of an enzyme called Anti-S Protein that may upset brain metabolism and cause schizophrenia. The team cautions the casual link needs clinical tests in patients and animal studies to ensure no side effects before potential treatments.
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Charles E. Fohrman
Nixon Kiev visit recalls White House photo caper
The Nixons attended a Kiev state dinner at Mariinsky Palace and sought a group photo with entertainers and Soviet diplomats, only to discover photographers had left. Dr. Walter Tkach snapped an impromptu portrait with Anatoly Dobrynin and wife, as John Scalli’s pepper vodka upset added to the day’s travel notes.
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White House
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Walter Tkach
United States
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Tkach
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Tehran
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Farah
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Abbas-Ali Khalatbary
Ger. Azhair
Our Mr. Boyle new york Henry skews car obsession quips
A column mocks Henry Boyle for not driving an automobile. The jokes question his identity and usefulness, joking about licenses ego, and his supposed quirks while lampooning attitudes toward cars and machinery. The piece ends with a note to continue on Page 6.
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Henry
After a heart attack stop smoking and beware alcohol
The adviser urges complete smoking cessation after a coronary event and warns that even small alcohol doses can harm cardiac patients. Dr Lawrence Gould and colleagues challenge the view that light drinking dilates vessels and suggest discussing alcohol with a personal physician.
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Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Horoscope Tuesday June 6 Geminis to Pisces guidance
Daily astrology notes personality traits and relational advice for each sun sign. It urges balance between praise and critique, tempering criticism, and pursuing focused effort for personal progress.
Tribune rates and mailing details for Terre Haute readers
The Terre Haute Tribune lists subscription prices for Indiana and Illinois residents with options for evening and Sunday editions, including rates for rural routes and outside areas. It notes circulation policies, delivery service guidelines, and postal information, with contact and publication details for the Tribune publishing company.
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Illinois
Tribune
Notable Indiana scholars and alumni in brief notes
Indiana State University faculty Narsi Patel Eugene Smith and Charles Nelson attended Ohio Valley Sociological Society meetings in London Ontario. Greg Shaw to receive second lieutenant commission at Indiana Military Academy and serve with Terre Haute Army Guard. Jayn Stephens from Patricia Stevens College displays interior design in St Louis. Kappa Kappa Psi Purdue Band president Ken Miller is a sophomore at Purdue. Rotarians Irvin Hooper Don Schedler Luke Dever celebrate anniversaries in June. Priesthood vows at Saint Francis College Loretto. Claire Ann DeMunk earns BS in applied science at Miami University. Garfield class of 1947 25 year reunion planned June 10 dinner dance. birthday for Lena Cowden June 7.
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Tribune
Indiana Military Academy
Shaw
Terre Haute
Indiana State
Department of Sociology
Narsi Patel
Eugene Smith
Charles W. Nelson
Ohio Valley Sociological Society
London
Ontario
The Protestant work ethic in American culture
Guest columnist Gus Tyler argues the quest for credentials collapsed into a pursuit of happiness without standards. He traces the rise of leisure culture, antiwork sentiment in the 1960s, and Freud’s Civilization and Its Discontents, noting work as civilizing discipline despite criticisms.
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