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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1973
Page
9
The United States intervened to resolve a dispute over the exchange of Vietnamese prisoners, risking delay in 286 Americans still held in camps and the peacekeeping commission. Saigon agreed to release about 6,300 military prisoners in the second phase, with a target completion by March 28, while contending missing South Vietnamese troops reduce the total.
Richard D. Smyser criticizes using anonymous high level sources in national issues. He urges reporters to learn names behind stories and publish editor notes identifying sources. He supports shield laws to protect confidential sources and urges less reliance on official anonymity.
Mishawaka police seized a copy of Deep Throat at the Mishawaka Cinema Art Theater after city attorney Wyatt Mick obtained a search warrant from Judge John Montgomery. The film was deemed obscene and pornographic, with no arrests made in this case.
The American Institute of Industrial Engineers will hold its March meeting jointly with the Plant Engineers at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday March 14 at the Bierstube Restaurant 1724 Lafayette Ave Railph Onro of American Mutual Casualty Co will be the featured speaker. Attendees should contact R Johnson Wabash Fibre Box Co.
Local residents at Union Hospital and surrounding homes report health updates. Vera Perry is home and improved. Raymond Godderd Sr. remains in Canterberry Convalescent Home with limited progress. Multiple neighbors and relatives visit PA, with illnesses, recoveries, and a grandson’s injury noted.
Potentate Maurice Fuqua announced the Zorah Shrine Potentate's Ball on Saturday March 24 at the Shrine Temple. A happy hour at 6 p.m. dinner at 7 p.m. Big Band Sound of the Shanani gams performs at 8 p.m. dancing at 9 30 p.m. breakfast at 12 30 a.m. Tickets go on sale 9 a.m. at the Shrine Temple.
Dr Calvin Dyer chairman of humanities at Rose Hulman Institute will address Noon Optimist Club members at a noon luncheon in the Pine Room Hulman Center. He will discuss Rose Hulman centennial festivities and history.
Beirut based Al Anwar says Black September guerrillas planned to kidnap U S Secretary of State William P Rogers during a Persian Gulf visit last summer but called off the operation 10 hours before the deadline. Six members were staged for the attack but cancelled for undisclosed reasons.
The Texas House defeated a proposed rule requiring legislators to swear to tell the truth at committee hearings. The oath for other government officials and private citizens remaining at hearings was kept in place.
Norwich report says David Bates, $5,000 in debt, entered bankruptcy court cheerful with a broad smile. He appeared like someone who has just won a large prize, as he contemplated the potential relief from his financial woes.
Bates testifies that he won more than $34,400, saying his troubles are over and he will pay all creditors, as the hearing begins.
General Telephone Co of Indiana announced a 1973 construction program totaling 56 million. The plan includes 16.8 million for telephones and installation equipment 15.4 million for central office equipment and 11.3 million for outside work. The budget is seven million more than last year.
An area photography workshop for 4 H leaders and judges will be held at 7 p m Thursday at Forest Park School in Brazil. Mrs Alice Romas area extension agent says the workshop explains changes this year for the photography project. Interested attendees should contact her at the extension office Algenic Michigan known as the Pickerel Capital of the world.
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