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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1978
Page
3
Obenshain won the Virginia Republican nomination on the sixth ballot at a state convention after a late night speech. Supporters cheered as the 42 year old Richmond lawyer spoke of tax cuts economic growth and jobs as core principles.
Malfunctioning automatic tellers sparked complaints after Olive Koenig lost 1259 dollars from her savings with no immediate remedy. Congress may push the first federal safeguards on 24 hour teller services, with a House bill capping liability at 300 dollars and a Senate vote later this month. Across the nation machines perform about 2000 transactions monthly, often outside banks, with customers unable to prove errors easily.
In Los Angeles a Kennedy tribute marks the 10th anniversary with Shirley MacLaine praising his gentle spirit and forgiveness after his assassination. The piece blends Kennedy memories with political maneuvering at a Virginia primary contest as Sen. Warner edges Obenshain in a tightly watched state senate race.
The Senate returns from recess to a filibuster fight over labor law revision as House prepares to vote on large-scale government funding. Byrd will move to limit debate today with votes likely on Wednesday, while AFL-CIO backs the measure amid GOP opposition and business groups.
In Indianapolis a 2 year old boy, James Rackernsann, woke his family and alerted them to a blaze in their west side home. Fire officials credited his quick actions with preventing greater harm as four relatives escaped, with non life threatening injuries. Grandmother Helen Gaddie said James woke to smoke or heat and screamed to wake his parents Gene and Cheryl Rackemann, who fled with him through a bedroom window. Christopher, the boy’s 7 year old brother, escaped via a bathroom window.
Americans increasingly turn to jogging as a practical aerobic exercise. Experts define jogging as a pace over seven minutes per mile, with running at faster speeds. Cautions include overuse injuries and the need for medical checks after age 30 and treadmill testing after 40. Proper footwear and stretching are emphasized, with guidance from the National Jogging Association.
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