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Newspaper

Holland Sentinel

Location

Holland, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1977

Page

4

Residency Ordinance Passed by Holland City Council

Holland adopts a residency ordinance effective Friday requiring all city officers hired after July 1 1977 to become bona fide Holland residents within 90 days and to remain residents while in office. Existing employees living outside Holland may stay but must move to Holland within 90 days if they relocate. Exemptions require city manager approval. Noncompliance risks discontinuance of employment.

Holland Holland City

Hatch Act revision argued in letters page

The editor replies to a Hatch Act reform proposal allowing government workers greater political participation while preserving bans on sensitive agency activities. The letter cites safeguards against civil service abuses, rejects union power grabs, and contrasts poll results with an American University survey.

National Right To Work Committee Lorraine Dallman Holland Postal Workers Union American Postal Workers Union West 20Th Street Holland Michigan

Delayed Green Light Suggested for Downtown Pedestrians

A reader named Jerri West from Holland Michigan requests a delayed green light during walk signals to ease conflicts with turning drivers. The note cites frequent crossers and driver frustration at the moment the light changes to green.

Jerri West Marracoba

Almanac highlights for June 29, 1977

Today marks the 180th day of 1977 with Mercury Venus Mars and Jupiter visible in the morning sky and Saturn in the evening. Notables born today include William Mayo born 1861. events recalled include 1946 Palestine arrests 1970 Vietnam troop withdrawal 1972 capital punishment ruling 1974 Nixon Brezhnev Moscow arms talks and a Byron quote on creed.

United Press International Venus Mars Jupiter William Mayo Rochester, Minn Israel Palestine South Vietnam Cambodia U.S. Supreme Court Nixon Leonid Brezhnev Moscow Yalta

Best ways to invest $1000 over fifteen years

Sam Shulsky outlines options including savings certificates, U S Savings bonds, corporate bonds, preferred shares, and common shares with fixed versus variable returns. He notes dividends reinvestment, Loew's theatre warrants, tax treatment of losses, and how to submit questions to his column in The Holland Sentinel.

U.S Loew Loew's Mr. Shulsky Sam Shulsky The Holland Sentinel King Features Syndicate, Inc

Learn to Do Without Friends First says quote on self

A terse aphorism urges self reliance and patience before seeking companionship. The saying highlights personal discipline, independence, and resilience as foundations for future friendships.

Callaway Corrected in Harpers Kindness by Hougan

In Harpers James Hougan defends Bo Callaway, detailing his fall after a 1975 resignation and 1976 smear campaign. The piece notes Callaway’s Georgia governorship theft, Army secretary tenure, Ford campaign role, and public smearing, ending with fragile news value for non-persons.

Harpers Magazine Jim Hougan Washington Howard Bo” Callaway Hougan Potomac Callaway Georgia Army Gerald Ford Ford Organization Washington Press Corps Bo Callaway

Vindication of Callaway and Washington’s Lynch Mob

A Harpers magazine piece by Hougan argues Secretary of the Army Callaway faced baseless charges over ski resort favors. It portrays a Democratic subcommittee led by Floyd Haskell as a partisan mob, with witnesses denying wrongdoing and Ben Bradlee deeming it no story. The article credits Hougan and Harpers for reviving Callaway’s reputation.

Harpers Magazine McGovern Hoagan Portia Callaway Army Department of Agriculture Crested Butte Cole Hougan Washington Floyd Haskell Colorado Haskell Environment and Land Resources Bo Callaway Henry Jackson Frank Church Idaho Church Washington Post Ben Bradlee Bradlee Harpers

Sentinel Files From Ottawa County Ten Years Ago

The Ottawa County Medical Assistants Society held its annual meeting electing Mrs Walter Jones Sr president Miss Joyce Blauwkamp president elect Mrs Robert Dykman Spring Lake corresponding secretary Norma Wetherbee Holland recording secretary Treasurer Mrs K Pall and advisor Dr Bernard Meeuwsen. The former Canadian lakes cruise ship Keewatin moved to a new berth at Mount Baldhead Park Saugatuck and towed there by Rolland Peterson who plans to turn the 336 foot vessel into a maritime museum.

Ottawa County Medical Assistants Society Walter Jones Joyce Blauwkamp Robert Dykman Spring Lake Norma Wetherbee Holland K. Pall Bernard Meeuwsen Canadian Lakes Keewatin Mount Baldhead Park Saugatuck Rolland Peterson Peterson

Your Council Write Your Council at City Hall Holland

Care of City Hall Holland Michigan lists officials Louis Hallacy Mayor Elmer Wissink at large Al Kleis Jr at large James Vande Poel first ward Beatrice Westrate second ward Donald D Oosterbaan third ward Russell B De Vette fourth ward Kenneth Beelen fifth ward Hazen L Van Kampen sixth ward. The note ends with a religious line about being all children in the kindergarten of God.

Holland Mich Louis Hallacys Elmer Wissink AL Kleis Jr James Vande Poel Beatrice Westrate Donald D. Oosterbaan Russell B. DE Vette Kenneth Beelen Hazen L. van Kampen

Secrets of Oil Sabotage Revealed to Senate Panel

Senate Judiciary Committee secret testimony describes terrorists attempting to seize an offshore oil platform for a ransom and staging attacks on a Pennsylvania refinery and California valves. Dr. Maynard Stephens warns of dire fuel-supply disruption risks and calls for tighter security across pipelines and facilities.

Washington Pennsylvania California Senate Judiciary Committee Maynard Stephens Committee Stephens United States Alaska Arctic

Federal no fault plan eyed as states test reforms

The piece reviews no fault auto insurance across states, noting mixed results and rising criticism of diluted laws. It highlights a DOT finding from Michigan as a model, cites Senate hearings led by Warren Magnuson and John Moss, and outlines proposed federal standards delivering rapid benefits and lower premiums while ensuring protections and universal access. President Carter’s stance is awaited.

Massachusetts Department of Transportation DOT Michigan Warren Magnuson D-Wash Magnuson John Mors D Calif Carter

Daily Prayer Reflection Invokes Philippians 2 5 11

A short devotional prayer centers on Christ’s lordship Philippians 2 5 11 and confession of Jesus as Savior. Believers seek strength wisdom to live worthy lives and offer joyful praise to God the Father. Amen.

Jesus Christ God Lord

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