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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1977
Page
4
Quote marks Voltaire’s line on defending speech. Tribune notes the right to express ideas despite disagreement. The piece presents the classic defense of free expression as a cornerstone of civil society.
The piece argues that napping is an end in itself rather than a means to better math scores or memory. It praises rest as a relaxing act that dissolves stress, regardless of measurable benefits, while noting the oddity of a mattress company promoting naps.
Richard Lesher, president of the United States Chamber of Commerce, faced fire after he called the dispute the saga of a woman scorned. Esther Peterson, Carter adviser, criticized the chamber for opposing consumer protection legislation. Government officials denounced his sexist language, warning such remarks reinforce beliefs that women are ruled by emotion and deserve respect in debates on equality.
The Serbian Orthodox Church, linked to Yugoslavia's secret police, is poised to guide 250000 American parishioners. A 1962 Supreme Court ruling transferred $5 million in church property to the Communist backed church, with FBI memos detailing UDB manipulation of church leadership and efforts to discredit anti-Communist Bishop Dionisije.
Alan Reynolds of First National Bank of Chicago recalculates 1975 income after adjusting for living costs and federal taxes. He finds Alabama and Arkansas surpass New York and Massachusetts in real disposable income, reversing common Northeastern assumptions about wealth.
The federal plan to cut $142 million in Medicaid payments to 20 states highlights gaps in state review of nursing home care. HEW Secretary Califano urges Congress to revise the statute and restore withheld funds to protect beneficiaries.
The Terre Haute Tribune citation lists Tribune Star Publishing Terre Haute Indiana with editor Marlee A Cox and president Louis F Keifer. It notes mailing zones Indiana Illinois and outside, with rates for evenings and Sundays, and issues on second class matter. It warns unsolicited manuscripts sent at owner's risk and credits Associated Press.
The column urges readers to select their birthday and read the corresponding club of zodiac signs. It notes mood dips for Gemini, caution for Cancer, gainful days for Leo, Virgo rewards, Libra home harmony, Scorpio focus on accuracy, Sagittarius counsel to offer honest advice, Capricorn investment caution, Aquarius help to others, Pisces interest in side issues, Aries tension with loved ones, Taurus instinct in personal relationships.
The piece notes presidents rarely take true vacations as security and staff accompany them. It contrasts past holidays by Hoover, FDR, and others with modern travels led by aides, reporters, and guards. The era’s travel costs and security reshape leisure and press access.
Tribune notes Dick and Ellen Bligh celebrate 40th anniversary after Fort Wayne 1937 marriage and Dick’s recovery from two operations. JOAN HETHERINGTON, Terre Haute city controller, wins Tomato Queen with first June 9 red tomato. John Sullivan attends singles final at Rea Park wearing green shirt with love quote. Barbara J. Stipanuk graduates cum laude from Taylor University. Nosey sends advance birthday wishes to Mrs Zoe Perry of rural Bowling Green. her birthday falls on Father's Day with husband Paul.
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