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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1973
Page
6
West hand declarer in Four Hearts after Pass sequences. The bidding shows South and West pass, North passes, East raises, then South passes, leading to Four Hearts contract. The record highlights Becker as top master in the Masters' event.
A reader listing area TV stations WCIA WTWO WTHI TV WTTV WLWI I WRTV WIVW WISH WICD WUSI WAND with cable numbers and air times. notes channel 17 simulcast and several radio stations with hours and formats. The piece includes a bridge hand analysis and bidding problem unrelated to broadcasting.
A New York UPI report notes that a healthy camel’s hump can exceed 80 pounds. The hump stores fat in strong tissue bands along the backbone, forming the distinctive bump.
Puzzle list combines names clues with definitions and partial entries. Includes theme items like Thomas Joseph Crossevord, Latin crosswords style hints, and a long array of numbered and lettered hints. The mixed entries span people places words and cross reference style phrases across a dense grid.
Taurus should prove their ability to family members despite slow progress from authorities. Gemini is advised to keep finances private and not reveal all knowledge even to trusted contacts.
A montage of light anecdotes and medical quips. It recalls a World War II enlistment note, a biting critique of doctors and the Hippocratic Oath, a computer misdiagnosis of a patient who died years earlier, and a homely reminder about foot care to prevent infections and gangrene.
Hal Boyle mocks boastful football memories and banal breakfast claims. The piece lists common nuisances from loud boasts to fake pious wishes and drivers lost on shortcuts, ending with a light prayer request for deliverance.
Guidance stresses gentle foot care to preserve circulation avoid tight garters and hosiery. Warns against DIY nail trimming and corner cutting, urges podiatrist involvement for corns and calluses, highlights risk of fungal infections and tobacco-related circulation problems, and notes ulcers may resist healing if tobacco use continues.
Narrator recalls a collision where a reckless uninsured youth hit the crash wrecking a car with 150,900 miles. The moment triggers memories of the father’s caution and a lifeboat in the glove compartment, linking past warnings to present tragedy.
Exxon Oil Co will boost gasoline allotments to dealers for the next three months. June will see a 5 percent rise, with a 10 percent increase in July and August. Diesel fuel kerosene and number two heating oil will also rise as refineries run at full capacity. Public relations director Pat O Connor cites good crude availability and a nonsevere summer outlook while noting possible continued limits on station hours.
Rosedale Band Boosters sponsor a 4 July celebration on Main St featuring the Original Jonah Fish Fry, games, popcorn, sno cones, and a band concert led by Tom Stansifer. Activities run from 4 00 to 8 00 PM. The note recalls the Billy Bowlegs war as Florida Indians’ last expedition.
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