Parents Must Lead Fight to Boost Measles Immunization
Terre Haute Tribune editorial argues measles outbreaks persist due to underuse of live vaccines. It cites rising case numbers across states and urges renewed parental effort and better record keeping to ensure universal immunization for all children.
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Elusive Subcontractors in Defense Contract Oversight
A congressional study finds the Department of Defense fails to track subcontractor awards, keeping records only on prime contractors. It notes over 20 billion dollars in current subcontracting spend and that pre-1973 records on top firms were destroyed. The report urges restoring subcontractor recordkeeping to enforce regulations.
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Agricultural Giants Drive Others Away In Panhandle Farm Areas
In Bovina Texas Vernon Estes and fellow Panhandle farmers face falling wheat prices, rising irrigation costs, and bank loan pressure. They confront foreclosures as big landowners expand while smallholders struggle to keep a fair return from their half million dollar investments.
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Terre Haute Tribune Publishing Details
The Terre Haute Tribune and Terre Haute Gazette publish daily except Sunday with history dating to 1894 and 1069 respectively. Office in Terre Haute Indiana lists circulation, postal info, and policy on unsolicited submissions and republication rights.
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Equal Rights and Chromosome Theory in ERA Debate
Phillip s column argues biological sex differences may influence employment policy and ERA interpretations. He questions quotas tied to sex in fields like nuclear engineering and advertising, and wonders how future law could affect police hiring standards and gender-based distinctions.
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Jesse W Curtis
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Phyllis Schlafly
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Community letters thank bank for trip to King's Island
The Multiple Handicap Class at the Children's Learning Center thanks Terre Haute First National Bank for supplying a motor home and driver Marc Beeson for a trip to King's Island. The day was memorable and will be long remembered.
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Children’s Learning Center
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Calorie needs and risks for youths highlighted by UPI
UPI reports from the Dairy Council of Metropolitan New York show a 12 year old boy needs about 1.5 times the calories of a mother in her late 30s. Children should drink three to four glasses of milk daily. cheese and yogurt help meet this. Separately, UPI notes accidents are the leading cause of death for ages 5 to 24, with most deaths among preteens and teens from motor vehicle accidents.
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Horoscopes and guidance for Gemini to Taurus signs
A lively astrology column gives weekly traits and advice for each zodiac sign. It covers personality shifts, career caution, relationship hints, and prompts to pursue goals or reassess plans, ending with Taurus urging self assessment and renewal.
Ford Still Politically Active Amid Nixon Shadow
Washington by Marianne Means reports Ford remains active in public life criticizing Carter while avoiding direct comments on Nixon. He refused to state whether Nixon was right or wrong, stressing his administration did not engage in spying or wire tapping. Ford seeks a path to the 1980 GOP nomination but navigates conservative support and his image as a statesman. The piece notes broader business and youth spending trends alongside pollution control costs.
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Hoosier Salon loyalist Mrs Wiedemann profiled in Indianapolis
Terre Hauteau Mrs Frank E Wiedemann is a committed Hoosier Salon supporter in Indianapolis. She attended the Master piece Coffee and helped move the gallery to 951 N Delaware St in the Bal Wacher Mansion after a 1973 fire at the Thomas Building. She previously ran the gallery at the Hilton site from 1970 and missed only one day in five years due to a blizzard. The Tribune staff softball game highlighted this year featured captains Howard Stevens and Charlie Maloof with players Bender McKee Sims and Hoole in a 10 7 victory.
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