Couple Wed in Moving Roller Coaster at Bolingbrook Park
Mark Vanik and Pamela Cobb wed in a roller coaster car at Old Chicago Towne in Bolingbrook Illinois. The couple exchanged vows while traveling at 75 mph, witnessed by onlookers and park staff.
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1975
Page
5
Mark Vanik and Pamela Cobb wed in a roller coaster car at Old Chicago Towne in Bolingbrook Illinois. The couple exchanged vows while traveling at 75 mph, witnessed by onlookers and park staff.
In San Francisco, Patricia Hearst's lawyers move to provide court approved psychiatric care while she is jailed in San Mateo County. Judge Oliver Carter permits treatment but bars the defense psychiatrist from testifying in any Hearst case proceedings.
The Senate Banking Committee struggles to advance a $6 billion New York City loan guarantee plan after Sen. Adlai Stevenson III withdraws support. Chairman William Proxmire warns the panel may not vote and could instead consider standby aid or take no action.
The HEW directive requires employers with 25 or more workers to provide an HMO alternative where available. About 52 million workers and families could be eligible for coverage, with unions able to veto in bargaining. Five HMOs are qualified, 17 under review, 84 seeking approval, potentially serving five million members.
United Nations observes 30 years since its founding amid mixed assessments. Philippine Foreign Secretary Carlos P. Romulo, a San Francisco charter delegate, says the U N Charter remains unassailable though some provisions require restudy. He cites lacking machinery for certain operations. Andrei Gromyko is noted as the only other current foreign minister present at San Francisco.
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