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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1973
Page
4
Editorial notes Brezhnev's US visit differs from Khrushchev's 14 years earlier. Nuclear realities and mutual restraint define the new era. No dramatic accords expected. signs point to continued, cautious cooperation building on Moscow accords from the past year.
New York story notes an extraordinary round of juror dismissals as prosecutors and defense attorneys question panel members about connections to Watergate figures and related political figures. The piece hints at further developments continuing on Page 6.
In Los Angeles a mayoral race shows how campaign spending climbs into the millions and leaves a post election debt. Bradley’s team spent about 200000 monthly for six months totaling 1.2 million and now face 561000 in deficit. Personal loans cover most of the debt while printing and phone services add to costs. Campaign finance director Gray Davis says funds must be raised and shares sold to cover the gap. He notes the “keep up with the Joneses” effect and warns the cycle harms the system. The piece urges caps on spending and fundraising methods across elections.
The piece notes concern about local airport taxes on air passengers and cites a new law signed by President Nixon that bars cities from such taxes while boosting federal airport funding. It changes the federal matching fund ratio to 75 25 for most airports and 82 for security costs, raises the aviation trust fund annual minimum to 310 million, and praises the regulated federal revenue source over local taxes.
A playful AP column lists everyday annoyances from plastic wrapping to leftovers and overly amiable men. It highlights small irritations like stubborn packaging, long novels, dull diplomas, and shared social discomforts, ending with a tease to continue on another page.
The article explains that the elderly have reduced blood flow due to arteriosclerotic changes, making foot injuries harder to heal. It stresses meticulous foot care for seniors and people with diabetes, including cleanliness, gentle washing, thorough drying, and use of light lotions to prevent irritation and infection.
The Terre Haute Tribune outlines subscription options including daily and weekend rates, mailing regions Indiana and Illinois, and delivery times. It lists carrier services, pricing for various durations, and policy on republication rights and Associated Press content.
Born under many talents you may struggle to specialize. Retentive memory aids friendships, while real estate and finance loom for some signs. The reading covers Cancer to Aries with cautions on romance, finances, health, and reputation.
Jim Bishop recalls his father John M. Bishop and his first green Hupmobile with a rumble seat. The tale weaves driving mishaps from Garfield Avenue to New London, police misunderstandings, and a family reliance on humor and a hidden liquor kit in the glove compartment.
Tributes list the Wiram and Latham grandsons graduating from high school in Brazil with Mike Wiram earning a diploma from a California college. Ray Cullen offers strawberry growing tips, while military news highlights Marine Lance Corporal Russell T. Thomas Navy tech Carl R. Cottrell and Marine Sgt. Thomas W. Gardner. Cottrell serves aboard the USS Parche at Pascagoula. Gardner earns Good Conduct at New River. Norma Spork, July 8 picnic notice. Kathy Montgomery, former Tribune Star youth page writer, sings at ISU and studies at Indiana University. Shelly Sutherland attends Indiana State University ISU events.
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