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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1972
Page
5
The passage warns boric acid once common in medicine and diapers is toxic and best avoided. It also includes a humorous note about borborygmus caused by trapped air and a light suggestion about reducing beer intake to ease stomach rumbling.
The piece notes the Montreal Convention imposes severe penalties for attacks on aircraft and in-flight sabotage. It reports many nations had not ratified Tokyo and Hague pacts, and by last November none of over 100 ICAO member states had ratified the Montreal Convention with only 31 signed, listing France and Ireland among notable absentees.
The piece argues skyjackings are aided by hostile states and criticizes airline policies. It notes pilots and crews capitulate to hijackers, passengers fear for safety, and calls for an industry boycott against nations not honoring aviation conventions. The author urges stronger international action to curb hijackings.
A fragmented political reflection contrasts risky moves with enduring credibility in an electorate. The desert metaphor recalls a prophetic voice, while noting no desert saint ascends to papal power, implying limits to outsider campaigns.
The extended outlook shows increasing clouds in Indiana with a Saturday mainly cloudy and Sunday through Monday bringing chances of showers and thunder storms mainly in the southwest. Temperatures stay steady with highs in the upper 70s to mid 80s and weekend lows in the 50s rising to the 60s. Illinois follows a similar pattern with partial clouds Saturday and Sunday, then more clouds Monday and daily highs in the 80s and lows in the 50s to 60s.
Richard Biggs reports a brown squad tent issued to the U S Department of Agriculture by the U S Army was taken from Fowler Park during Tuesday night. The large brown tent with military markings could be a federal offense and could shelter at least 15 people.
Carlisle Indiana local business leaders purchase the plant from Speed Space Mobile Home Co a division of Potlak Forest Inc to keep 175 jobs. Howard McKinley will head Midwest Structures with ceremonies set for Saturday and Congressman John Myers among the guests.
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