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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1977
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune publishes the June 22 1977 editorial page reflecting Voltaire’s defense of free speech with the famous quotation. The page frames the principle as essential to public discourse and citizen rights.
Wabash Valley residents can cut energy use while on vacation by unplugging appliances. Unplug clocks coffee makers and TVs and, if away long, empty and unplug the refrigerator and freezer. Short trips yield small savings but appliances will be on hold rather than draining energy.
Physicists at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory develop a cyclotron based system that extends radiocarbon dating from 40 000 to 100 000 years. It also dates 10 to 30 million year old samples using Beryllium 10 and requires far less material. Richard Muller and Edward Stephenson lead the effort.
Washington claims a confidential Inspector General report shows State Department delays and Kissinger's Secretariat helped avert a billion-dollar setback in Thailand. An em capped second inquiry found travel costs mischarged to AID contracts involving Joseph Z Taylor. The episode led to Capitol Hill scrutiny and reform calls.
Public notice outlines newspaper delivery options for The Tribune Star in Terre Haute Indiana. It lists evening and Sunday home delivery routes by mail and motor, with deadlines and postal details, and states unsolicited submissions are sent at owners risk.
The piece contrasts Broadway musicals with stage dramas in colleges noting more jobs and revivals for musicals. It quotes Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt on writing music for theatre and urges broader school music training from early grades, with praise for figures like Peter Nero and Alfred Wallenstein. It also profiles Justice Tom C. Clark and a Tucson Mayors Conference item on federal aid for cities.
Born today you have many directions for your creative imagination and may seek the right work as a quick success is on your mind. Your intelligence humor and interest in others help your own and others ambitions. a theater career may suit you.
Column argues Carter criticized Andrew Young for labeling Swedes racist and warned about official versus personal statements. It notes Young's Africa focus, Civil Rights era ties, and a potential boundary between official policy and personal views.
North Vigo student Perry Donham, son of Floyd and Mrs. Donham of Brazil, chosen for the National High School Band Europe tour. Gary W. Farley earned his Doctor of Osteopathy at Kirksville College of Osteopathic Medicine, after a B S degree from Indiana State University in 1966. Kim Mowery, Vincennes University 1977 graduate from Bruceville, won an Indiana State University talent grant for transfer to Terre Haute. Joseph AshER Rickards III graduated cum laude from Williams College, with United Nations ambassador Andrew Young delivering the commencement address. Rickards' parents live in Terre Haute.
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