Editorials quote on defending free speech from Voltaire
A TERRE HAUTE TRIBUNE editorial notes the maxim I may disapprove of what you say but defend to the death your right to say it attributed to Voltaire. The piece discusses defending free expression amid public debate and the responsibility that accompanies liberty.
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Debate on Campaign Financing Reform and its Effects
After Watergate the push for campaign financing reform became law but its constitutionality is now in doubt. The piece analyzes ceilings on federal campaign spending, noting studies by Roland J. Cole and the potential impact on incumbents, information flow, and voter participation.
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Tribune Delivery Rates And Contact Info
The Terre Haute Tribune details home delivery charges and options for Indiana and Illinois readers, with pricing for evenings Sunday editions and mail subscriptions. It lists contact hours, carrier policies, and postal notices, noting return policies for unsolicited submissions and AP rights.
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Whooping Cranes and Human Hope for a Brighter Environment
Environmental groups push diverse preservation efforts for whooping cranes. In Maryland an egg from Patuxent Wildlife Research Center is raised with turkey chicks to socialize it before outdoor life. In Idaho 14 Canadian eggs are placed with sandhill cranes to establish a second migratory flock.
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Questions on Iran Rockwell Contract Stirs Security Debate
Questions arise over Iran contracting Rockwell International to build a communications and intelligence facility. Critics note potential leakage of highly classified data and recruitment of former NSA and Air Force Security Service personnel to draft specifications. They urge congressional review before progress proceeds.
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Vision of America in 25 Years Sparks Debate on Decline
Phyllis Battelle reports a symposium where scholars warn of American climacteric by 2025. Daniel Bell cites erosion of insulation and a decomposed political system while Herman Kahn remains cautiously optimistic about technology but questions happiness In a world of shifting capital and dollar weakness the panel weighs chances of avoiding disaster by the year 2000.
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World Bank shifts to new style rural development program
Washington reports the World Bank will pursue a new style of projects aimed at directly aiding rural poor in developing nations. Manager Montague Yudelman notes skepticism and cites management and leadership as major obstacles. He points to subsistence farming and large numbers of small farmers as targets. Continued on page 5 column 4.
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I Do Not Know Is A Luxury For Doctors
The piece discusses the rare acceptance by patients of a doctor saying I do not know. It notes the mystique around physicians at universities and hospitals and how patients seek closeness with their doctors. Admitting uncertainty, followed by promising to find out, signals good judgment, though patients may fear this honesty.
DEMOCRAT SUPPER CALLED BY WEST TERRE HAUTE BOARD
West Terre Haute residents are invited to a Democrat Supper at 6 30 tonight hosted by the West Terre Haute Town Board at the Young Men's Club. Dr R L Buck recommends a hero's citation for Randy Lewis for saving his brother Rusty's life after a storm door incident.
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Williamsburg Bicentennial Tour Sparks Park Rivalry
The Old Country Busch Gardens near Williamsburg competes with Colonial Williamsburg as the bicentennial tourism push grows. Visitors note entertainment value and lower prices at the new park, while preservationists emphasize historical accuracy at the restored village.
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Dance audience in America grows from New York to nationwide reach
The Association of American Dance Companies reports the audience for dance in the United States rose from about one million, concentrated in New York, ten years ago to more than 12 million nationwide today.
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