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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1977
Page
1
Holland leaders discuss preserving heritage and archives plan
Mayor Lou Hallacy convened representatives from the Community Foundation, Council for the Arts, Bicentennial Commission, Hope College, Western Theological Seminary and many groups to coordinate efforts to preserve Holland's history. Discussions covered establishing a Holland Historical Preservation Society, an archival center, a fire station museum, windmill island ties, and a possible depot use while preparing for future riverine parks and broader cultural facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou Hallacy
Holland
The
Community Foundation
Council For the Arts, Bicentennial Commission
Marvin C. Lindeman
Hope College
Western Theological Seminary
Hallacy
Holland Council For the Arts
East Eighth St
Windmill Island
Council For the Arts
Bicentennial Commision
Garden Club
YMCA
Local Service Clubs
Netherlands Museum, Planning Commission
Herrick Public Library
Human Relations Commission
Good Samaritan Center
United Way
Christian and Public Schools
State Aides Explain Prison EIS After Public Meeting
A public meeting in Saugatuck discussed the Prison Action Committee critique of the St Augustine Seminary site EIS for a proposed state prison. Officials outlined environmental review goals while critics urged fuller data on air, water, traffic, and security impacts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul van Kolken
Saugatuck
Prison Action Committee
St.Augustine Seminary
EIS
Michigan Envernmental Review Board
William G. Milliken
Herbert C. de Jonge
Budget and Management Office
An En
PAC
Lewis Drain
Grand Rapids
Drain
Michigan Environmental Review Board
St Augustine
William Kime
Department of Corrections
Blue Star Highway
138Th St
Kime
Airbags and Seatbelts Ordered for New Cars
Transportation Secretary Brock Adams announces a 1981 mandate requiring airbags or automatic seat belts in new cars as part of a safety and pollution drive. The plan aims to save thousands of lives yearly by mid 1980s at a per vehicle cost of 25 to 300 dollars, with phased in dates through 1983.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPS
Brock Adams
Adams
Ralph Nader
Chrysler Corp
Nader
Storms Pound Kentucky Ohio Indiana Hit Chicago Area
Tornadoes battered Kentucky Ohio and Indiana with severe storms snarling Chicago with heavy rain. One death occurred in Hodgenville Kentucky from a mobile home tornado while Carmargo Kentucky saw five mobile homes destroyed and three injured. A workman died in Kankakee Illinois as winds toppled a partially built house. Flooding stranded motorists while Ohio ordered National Guard aid in Fremont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Kentucky
Ohio
Indiana
Chicago
Hodgenville
Carmargo
Kankakee
Ill
Illinois
Moline
James Rhodes
National Guard
Fremont
UPI
Senate votes down tax break amid tense Lansing session
The Michigan Senate rejected an average $28 personal income tax cut minutes before it would have taken effect. Gov Milliken had signed the measure earlier, but lawmakers held up final action after intense lobbying and a filibuster attempt. If lapse occurred, a family of four earning $20 000 would save $28. Belief in fiscal health and a rainy day fund influenced votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
UPI
Senate
William G. Milliken
House
Milliken
Mostev
Carter Confident Congress Will Back End of El Bomber
President Carter said he believes Congress will uphold his decision to scrap the El bomber program. He stated congressional reaction has been good and that he did not anticipate broad approval for any statement indicating a go ahead to build more weapons. White House aides stressed Carter feels confident and relaxed about the decision as the right one for the Air Force and the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kime
Northville
de Jonge
Wayne
Washington
UPI
Carter
Congress
Barry) Goldwater
Goldwater
White House
Jody Powell
Air Force
Department of Defense
Girl, 15, Is Found After Camp Abduction Near Sarasota
Charlotte Grosse, 15, was found safe 53 hours after being dragged from a Girl Scout camp. Suspect Wilfred Bannister, 33, was arrested minutes after her call from Siesta Key. She was treated at Sarasota Memorial Hospital and reunited with family as FBI sought statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarasota
Fla
UPI
Charlotte Grosse
Wilfred Arthur Bannister
Siesta Key
Here
Bannister
Sarasota County
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willard C Wichers
Michigan Historical Commission
Old City
East Sixth St
Heritage
Festival
Horizon
Judy Zylman
Diana van Kolken
Commission
Greater Holland Community Foundation
Harvey Buter
Netherlands
Riverview Park
Mackinac Island
Tom Hoogerhyde
State Public Health Department
Dick Mastin
State Highway Department
James Hane
Parks Division
Department of Natural Resources
Ralph Seeley
John Sullivan
Management and Budget
Royal Gaddy
State Police
Herb Kammeraad
UN College
Fort Custer
Battle Creek
Grayling
Wayne County
Gayle Taylor
John Koopman
East 37Th St
Karen Kane
Koopman
Sentinel
Dave Sundin
Bud Shuster
R-Pa
National Transportation Policy Study Commission
Chicago River
Lake Michigan
Yorkville
Mississippi River
Andalusia
Thomas Guastello
Sterling Heights
Guastello
War Office
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