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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1973
Page
4
Terre Haute Tribune editorial cites Voltaire to stress the defense of free expression while allowing disagreement. The piece argues principle over prejudice and urges readers to uphold open dialogue in civic life.
The Department of Agriculture reports a new all time high in the typical American family food bill with January up 2.7 percent from December. Officials say farm-product price rises, unfettered by controls, drive continued retail increases and harsher months ahead. The blame defies simple pinning but families bear the burden.
A conciliatory tone marked Golda Meirs remarks after her first talk with President Nixon. She urged serious dialogue any time any place, aligning with US view that settlements require direct negotiations between Israel and its Arab neighbors. The piece criticizes the lack of round-table talks amid rhetoric and violence.
The piece surveys notable baseball contracts and negotiations detailing Vida Blue, Pete Rose, Rollie Fingers, Rusty Staub, Brooks Robinson, Ken Holtzman and Tony Oliva. It notes pay climbs to six figure sums for several stars while others face smaller raises or cuts under the sport’s 5.5 percent limit.
A recent news photograph shows Swiss factory workers engaging in calisthenics during a break. The piece suggests combining exercise with brief socializing over refreshments to boost health and morale in workplaces.
On the Line notes a birthday joke about a wife who may be 39 and compares age norms with Jack Benny and Adolph Zukor. It comments on society’s growing age consciousness, with children viewing parents over 30 as old and employment turning away 40 year olds. The column ends with a tease to continue on page 5.
Washington officials propose home gardening as an anti inflation tactic led by Labor Secretary Brennan. Critics doubt the idea will catch on, arguing a name change won’t boost motivation or yield. The debate considers ar mistice or cease fire themes versus traditional victory gardens.
A reader asks about the phrase male menopause and is told the term is not a medical diagnosis. The letter explains that hormonal shifts occur after middle age, affecting mood and personality, and stresses understanding over derisive labels. The piece notes society often discards older adults at a fixed age, despite ongoing contributions.
Read your birthday paragraph to learn what tomorrow holds. Aries through Sagittarius forecasts advise using others’ powers, handling finances, caution with companions, and timely celebrations, with a note to continue on Page 5 Col. 8. Born today details emphasize science, detail focus, adventure, and social interactions.
Page notice describing Tribune publication details, pricing and mail rates for Indiana Illinois editions, callout numbers, and standard legal boilerplate about unsolicited submissions and Associated Press rights.
Vigo County residents are asked to write Mrs. Martine Graham at New Goshen with facts about the former Fayette Township school system. The committee seeks details on former teachers, notable students, incidents, and the first school built in New Goshen. Includes unrelated birthday and local notes.
John P. Roche critiques Nixon’s revenue-sharing plan, arguing it substitutes for categorical grants and limits federal aid for mental health programs. He notes governors and mayors greeted the plan eagerly in 1969 but now protest, while Congress debates responses to reduced federal spending.
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