Local man dies by hanging on golf course ladder
Coroner Gallion Stephens reported James R. Sederbaum, 59, hanged himself using a new ladder and rope at a municipal golf course in Muncie late Wednesday night. A city employee found the body. Sederbaum, who lived with his mother, held a Beech Grove driver’s license near Indianapolis.
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Bill To Open Public Records Being Pushed
Washington supporters push a "freedom of information" bill despite no session action likely this year. Administration opposes fearing executive-branch power loss. Moss resists executive privilege. A revised draft tightens agency appeal steps before court, with faster docketing if the suit proceeds. Swiss visit: Dr George G Beazley to attend World Council of Churches Ecumenical Institute meeting in Switzerland September 4-7. he leads Christian Unity Council of Disciples of Christ and is one of two Americans on the institute board.
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Protests Force Girdle Sale Withdrawal in Freeport
UPI reports a girdle line named stars n stripes was pulled from market after protests by the Daughters of the American Revolution and retailers. Tree Co. Inc. executive Harry Ross said the firm would destroy or cut up the garments or possibly donate them to charity. Lawrence Phelps Tower advised dyeing black and resale as a possible alternative. DAR flagged the item as a shocking caricature of the flag, while retailers called it in poor taste. The girdles had been introduced Aug 18 amid the controversy. Fresh Sahara water discoveries and well irrigation are noted in related briefs.
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Mariner Wil Take Photos Mars Flight From JPL
A 575 pound spacecraft at Jet Propulsion Laboratory Pasadena sent two pictures of Mars during a test mission intended to let scientists edit Martian images. The operation aimed to test a camera system and rapid image processing aboard the Mars probe.
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