Understanding Obesity Psychology Behind Compulsive Eating
The second in a four part dieting series examines how emotional factors drive obesity. Experts like Allen Ferreira describe powerlessness, reward punishment cycles, and social eating as key influences. Testimonials from Eva Truesdale Kris Shaw and Betty Hawk illustrate mood linked weight loss and new confidence.
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Kaye Hoose
Ferreira
Eva Truesdale
Betty Hawk
The
Tribune
Terre Haute Tribune Weekly Early Edition
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Our View PTA Flexes Muscles on Page Four
Weather and local notices accompany a page list for assignments and features. The overview hints at the town’s views on education and youth programs while offering a brief forecast and city details.
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Pta
Army Delays RDX Plant Decision Pending Review
The Department of the Army said DoD will delay a $500 million RDX-HMX production facility decision for a review of necessity. A summer completion target was set with site location pending. Newport among proposed sites. Senator Bayh and Rep Myers indicated prior knowledge of the postponement.
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Department of Defense
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Newport
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U.S
Birch Bayh
Seventh District
John T. Myers
Bayh
Indiana
Boys' State Debates Candidates and Voting Plans at Indiana University
More than 900 high school seniors at Indiana University campus will vote Wednesday for state county and city officials using voting machines and paper ballots. Nationalist David Newby faces Federalist Michael Hertz for governor while Nationalist Lucky Butler opposes Federalist Doug Zale for lieutenant governor. An Army Navy Air Force cadet assembly and a police equipment demonstration are on the day’s program, followed by governor swearing in and a Thursday talent show at Tilson Music Hall.
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Indiana State University
David Newby
Plainfield
Michael Hertz
Munster
Lucky Butler
Michigan City
Doug Zale
Merrillville
Army
Navy
Air Force
Indiana State Police
Marks Field
Tilson Music Hall
Vigo
C. Joseph Anderson
Terre Haute
John Pace Sought by State Police After Missing Wife
Authorities in Illinois and Indiana pursued John Pace on I 70 after he forgot his wife at an Effingham service station while returning to Indianapolis.
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John Pace
Illinois
Indiana
John
Indianapolis
Croatian Protest at U.N. Mission Turns Violent in New York
Three Croatians stormed the Yugoslav Mission to the United Nations in Manhattan wounding a guard and taking hostages for two hours to push six demands for Croatian independence. They surrendered to police and FBI after leaflets and tense exchanges.
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New York
UPI
FBI
Frank MacIntosh
United Press International
TVA
Fifth Avenue
67Th Street
Central Park
U.N
Jaksa Petric
Washington
State Department
Petric
Marijan Buconjic
Jozo Brekalo
St. Louis
Vladimir Dizdar
Chicago
Radomir Medic
Lenox Hill Hospital
Buconjic
Louisa
John Gavin
Croatia
Kurt Waldheim
Gavin
Unions Rally Behind Hoosier Energy Merom Plant Plan
About 500 people are expected at a 2 PM rally in Merom Sullivan County to back Hoosier Energy’s 580 million power plant. Labor leaders from IBEW Local 725 and IUOE Local 841 emphasize a project agreement to prevent strikes as crews from Riley Stoker Westinghouse and others work on site. CO GS opponents and environmentalists push to halt construction, citing economic impact studies from Purdue Extension. The plant would take five to six years to build with peak 1000 workers and 120 operating staff.
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Carolyn Toops
Tribune
Hoosier Energy
Merom
Sullivan County
Harold Nickless
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 725
Jim Strange
Plumbers and Steamfitters
Wabash River
Purdue University
Cooperative Extension Service
Joe D. Pirtle
International Union of Operating Engineers Local 841
Pirtle
Nickless
Riley Stoker
Miller Wins UMW Leadership in Bitter Three Way Race
Unofficial returns show Arnold Miller leading with 42 989 votes to 35 608 for Lee Roy Patterson and 26 021 for Harry Patrick with 600 of 858 locals reporting. Patterson and Patrick conceded but Patterson may challenge the result amid union dissension and possible strike prep.
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Sara Fritz
United Press International
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Harry Patrick
Lee Roy Patterson
Patrick
Miller
Patterson
UMW
W.A
Tony” Boyle
UPI
Madisonville
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