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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1973
Page
4
The Terre Haute Tribune comments on defending free expression while expressing critique of viewpoints. The piece cites Voltaire's line about defending even unpopular ideas and reflects on the role of media and citizens in upholding civil discourse.
Eighth graders lined up for an elementary school graduation when a 13 year old girl was sent home for wearing a print dress despite meeting all other standards. Several peers wore miniskirts and were not sent home, while their mothers wore similar attire, highlighting ongoing dress code rigidity and its sting.
A critical view notes unsanitary conditions in more than 40 percent of inspected meat plants with 11 of 38 rated unacceptable. The inspector general report cites lax training, low morale, and misconduct, urging prompt public release to spur corrective action.
The piece weighs Sen Walter Mondale plan to let the Senate question Cabinet members and agency heads for two hours weekly. It notes separation of powers concerns but argues the system could make agencies more responsive to the public will than current procedures.
Washington humor column mocks an energy crisis via Flakely who touts fake benefits of gasoline shortages. He suggests fewer drives save lives, more courts, grazing cattle on freeway lanes, empty parking lots become ski slopes, and inflation relief from beef.
The column surveys lines from Walter Judd and David Ben Gurion, recalls Oklahoma City protests against FAA sonic tests, and retells a smoky 1970s dinner between Leonid Brezhnev and Richard Nixon, noting Brezhnev’s cigars and Nixon’s pipes.
A Denver area doctor finds relief for migraine using gel-filled ice packs on the forehead after other meds failed. Separately, epilepsy patients may soon have a brainwave alert device that signals a coming seizure with a light and buzzer to prompt precautions. Continued on Page 6, Col 3.
Horoscope notes birthday guidance for those born around June 23 with traits of constancy confidence and planning. It then lists daily sun sign advice for Cancer Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn Aquarius Pisces and Aries emphasizing careful family dealings worship spiritual growth and seeking help from others. The page ends with a reference to continuing on Page 6 Col. 2.
The Terre Haute Tribune announces publication terms with pricing for Indiana and Illinois editions, and outlines delivery, post, and filing policies. It notes circulation options, second class postage, and that unsolicited submissions are at owner risk with no liability for return. It also states Associated Press rights and republication terms.
Jim Bishop portrays Uncle Charley as a quirky recluse living in a psychiatric ward setting. The piece surveys his odd beliefs and paranoid humor, detailing his daily routines, debts, and fantasies while reflecting on a world he brands as batty.
John P. Roche reports Reform forces led by the League of Women Voters celebrate a plan to cut the Massachusetts General Court from 240 to 160 members. He warns the change may reduce representation and enable map manipulation by longtime lawmakers, risking minority blocs like the Black and Jewish communities.
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