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Terre Haute Tribune

Location

Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1973

Page

5

Supreme Court affirms no degradation rule in Clean Air Act

Washington AP writes the Supreme Court upheld the no significant deterioration standard under the 1970 Clean Air Act, signaling a clash with energy producers and environmentalists. Sierra Club leaders push Congress to repeal the rule, while EPA plans regulations pending June 30, as utilities warn of halted coal plant and synthetic fuel projects.

Washington Supreme Court Sierra Club Larry Moss Coal and Power Industries Congress Moss Carl F. Bagge National Coal Association Environmental Protection Agency EPA Bagge United States The Institute Ralph Nader

FAT-GO Plan Promises 12 Day Weight Loss Trial

A Fat-Go reducing plan offers a full twelve day supply for 2.50. The advertisement compares the price to two cups of coffee and urges readers to ask Miller Pharmacies about starting weight loss this week.

Miller Pharmacies

Judge Blocks Acting Director in Nixon OEO Shutdown Plan

A federal judge ruled Acting Director Howard J. Phillips served illegally since Jan 29 1973 and barred further actions in that capacity. The decision cites lack of Senate nomination and threats to shut down the Office of Economic Opportunity. The agency faces likely dissolution by July 1 with no new funding.

Washington Nixon Office of Economic Opportunity U.S. District Court William B. Jones Howard J. Phillips OFO Jones Phillips Minnesota William D. Hathaway Maine OEO

French Lawyer Seeks Asylum for Eldridge Cleaver

Roland Dumas asked France to grant political asylum to Eldridge Cleaver the Black Panther who fled the United States and lived in Algeria He said Cleaver cannot safely stay in Algeria and would face risks if he returns to the United States Reported sightings in Algiers over the weekend surfaced but his current location was not disclosed

Paris UPI Roland Dumas France Eldridge Cleaver Black Panther United States Algeria Cleaver U.S Dumas Algiers

Horoscope Continued From Page 4

Taurus period urges balanced action as you face a day of extremes. You may rush or drag your feet, but your choice to moderate will guide outcomes and keep plans on track.

Taurus

Is a friend heading for Saigon to buy shirts

The writer muses on a trip to Vietnam and asks for a friend who will stop in Saigon to buy a dozen shirts and a cotton suit, with a firm ban on polyester and a joking threat to join Hanoi if denied.

Saigon Vietnam Hanoi

Deputy Completes Tests at Indiana Breathalyzer School

Vigo County Sheriff George Albright announced Deputy Ernest A. Webster has completed a one week course on chemical tests for intoxication at Indiana University School of Medicine in Indianapolis. The program trains officers to administer breath tests to detect drunken drivers and certifies graduates to test drivers believed intoxicated. Topics include alcohol pharmacology breath testing theory and maintenance interpretation of results legal aspects and court appearance.

Vigo County George Albright Ernest A. Webster Fontanet Indiana University School of Medicine Indianapolis

Allen County Councilman Pleads Innocent in Bribery Case

Fort Wayne Councilman Roger Bruck pleaded innocent to bribe charges against Fort Wayne Mayor Ivan Lebamoff. Allen Circuit Court Judge Hermann Busse scheduled a trial for November 1.

Fort Wayne, Ind Allen County Roger Bruck Fort Wayne Ivan Lebamoff Allen Hermann Busse

Darby Day At The Track Puts On Anarchy For Spectators

The piece critiques Darby Day crowds as chaotic with flower sellers and bookies, comparing US bettors to British blitz shelters. It notes hustling vendors, confusing odds, and lost money to quirky tickets, ending with a jab at the lengthy trip back to town.

Darby Bronko Nagurski Buster Texas Marston Piggott Tipperary

Twisted intestine called volvulus can require urgent surgery

A reader asks how a healthy person can develop a twisted large intestine. Doctors explain volvulus, where the lower colon twists and cuts blood flow, risking gangrene. Recovery hinges on timely untwisting and restoring circulation, with praise for early diagnosis and surgery. Additionally a case links intense emotion to fatal heart attacks, noting a middle aged man collapsing after saving a boy.

Miss K

Turkey Vultures Deemed Valuable Scavengers

Game officials say turkey vultures help destroy bacteria from animal diseases like hog cholera and anthrax by passing through the birds' digestive systems.

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