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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1976

Page

3

Air Bag Decision Spurs Predictable Repercussions

DETROIT AP The federal government will not require air bags in new cars before 1981 and will test a demonstration program in 1979 and 1980 models. Major automakers back the delay but warn on cost and effectiveness. Ralph Nader calls the move dangerous. Coleman to meet auto makers the week of Dec 20 to discuss plans.

Detroit William T. Coleman Jr General Motors Corp Ford Motor Co Chrysler Corp Coleman Chrysler Nader Carter Congress Herbert L. Misch Ford

Steineger Seeks Influence in Democratic Senate Vision

In Topeka AP Steineger a re elected Senate minority leader pushes for Democrats to gain chairmanships and even suggests nominating a Senate vice presidential candidate to gain bargaining power but peers caution against futile moves as party unity frays. An effort to place a vice presidential candidate failed with two Democrats declining. A committee on committees plan was formed to shape future assignments.

Topeka Kan Jack Steineger Senate Steineger Democratic Caucus Kansas City Bert Chaney D Hutchinson Chaney James Parrish D-Topeka James Francisco Jack Janssen D Lyons Joe Warren Maple City Parish Janssen Ross Coyen

Bowling Scores From Early Risers League Entries

A noisy score sheet lists many teams and high scores from the Early Risers league, led by G. Luther 175, R. Grover 172, L. Allen 154, and J. Shenk 129 among others. The chaotic OCR captures team names such as PIONEER SEEDS, GREEN ACRES, JAYHAWKERS, and THE STARTERS with individual scores and highs, reflecting a dense bowling standings page.

G. Luther Baldwin R. Grover DO Littles L. Allen B. Spears L. Bayless Anderson & Associates A. Anderson A. Anderson, 160-412 Construction Materials—3 High 10-4. Teter S. Calfman Maloney Mobile Ewbanks Ding A-Lings White Alley Cats J- Shenk N. Fritts Kathy Jayhawkers

Christmas blues rise for single people living alone

Hartford psychiatrist Dr John P Callan says neurotic low mood during Christmas affects singles living apart from family. He notes factors include lack of contact, economic pressure to buy gifts, and longer work hours. Community involvement can help combat the blues.

John P. Callan Hartford St. Francis Hospital Callan

Pearl Harbor Day Remembered Twenty Years Later

Pearl Harbor survivors gathered in Honolulu to mark the 35th anniversary with ceremonies at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific Hickam Air Force Base and the Arizona Memorial. A vow to forget vengeance and cherish aloha dominated remarks as 2 500 veterans recalled the attack that began at 7 55 a m on December 7 1941 and the Oglala minesweeper’s torpedo strike.

Honolulu Pearl Harbor U.S. Naval Base United States National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific Hickam Air Force Base Arizona Memorial Roland Krause Oglala

Personal crisis reports at State Prison perplex officials

Kansas Penitentiary director Kenneth Oliver cites a stretch of personal crises over the past two months as he notes inmate suicides and self harm. The latest, Jack Zumalt, 47, hanged himself in the prison hospital restroom after a friend, Ralph McBeath, 20, killed himself in his cell.

Lansing Kan Kansas State Penitentiary Kenneth Oliver Oliver Jack Zumalt Hutchinson Zumalt Ralph McBeath Zumait McBeath Wichita

Retirement Tax Break Plan Promises Savings

A newly passed law lets individuals deduct up to 15 percent of earned income, up to 1500 dollars, for a personal retirement program. The plan allows tax deferred dollars into United of Omaha's Individual Retirement Annuity, for those not covered by a qualified retirement plan. Call for details on building a nest egg.

Congress United of Omaha

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