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Newspaper
Holland Sentinel
Location
Holland, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1977
Page
4
Sentinel hk Editorial notes the Fourth of July weekend may set travel records with 756 million miles across Michigan up 15 million from last year. Predictions cite rising state traffic and gasoline use. Highway Director Woodford orders highway construction halted briefly to ease congestion.
Almanac entries mark July 1 as a date with notable events including Amherst beating Williams in 1859 and Teddy Roosevelt’s Rough Riders at San Juan Hill in 1898. It notes James Rapney born in 1904, FDR’s 1982 nomination and death in 1945, Bikini Atoll atom tests in 1946, and a Roman proverb about beginnings.
Sam Shulsky advises a 25 year old to pursue steady long term growth through solid stocks and dividend reinvestment while avoiding frequent speculation in commodities futures. He notes tax exempt bonds may fail to provide returns and suggests checking municipal bond specifics with dealers. He also explains leaving dividend reinvestments with the bank and keeping base holdings with trustees.
Reader letters praise Muskegon waste water treatment methods and oppose a costly Holland facility calling it a dinosaur. They urge sensible resource use and note youth sports overemphasis on winning harms children while promoting Values Education through YMCA Rocket Football in Holland.
James Kilpatrick argues against a federal Office of Youth Camp Safety proposed to regulate 10 500 camps. He cites the bill’s federal overreach and raises concerns about federal control overriding state regulation and the Tenth Amendment. He urges returning to states rights and warns of bureaucratic expansion.
Washington reports a harsher natural gas shortage expected next winter due to failed coal conversion attempts. The House Energy and Power Subcommittee cites the FEA as mishandling orders, with officials citing fear of utility pushback and mismanaged trips, while suggesting the program could have prevented crises.
Sentinel Files recalls the first annual KANDU Industries gathering ten years ago at the Haven Foundation hosted at the American Legion Club in Holland. attendees included board members staff clients and friends of the disability workshop.
A prayer reflecting on Acts chapter ten verses thirty four to forty eight. The speaker repeats praise for Jesus resurrection and asks for forgiveness and bold witness to His love in daily encounters. Amen.
Sylvia Porter argues that modern bills like Senate Bill 403 threaten consumer protection by shifting risk through reinsurance schemes and restricting claims when makers follow laws. She warns that state of the art defenses and relaxation of privity rules could leave consumers with no recourse for injuries from defective products.
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