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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1976

Page

4

Gilmore near death as court stay ends

Somber Gary Gilmore pushes to avoid delaying tactics after the U S Supreme Court quickly lifts its stay of his execution. His attorney says no new delays and a writ request may proceed in Provo. Gilmore ended a hunger strike and awaited the next move in Utah courts while awaiting a firing squad.

Salt Lake City Gary Gilmore Gilmore U.S. Supreme Court Utah Freedom Ronald Stanger Utah State Prison Nicole Barrett Ore Supreme Court 4Th District Court Provo High Court Thurgood Marshall Warren Burger Stanger Jinks Dabney The American Civil Liberties Union J. Robert Bullock

King Kong Prepped For Oscar Hope In Hollywood

In Los Angeles AP reports producer Dino De Laurentiis pushes for an Oscar for the 40 foot ape in the remake King Kong as Hollywood previews laud the film. Kong dominates the story with groundbreaking effects by Rambaldi and Baker, while stars Bridges Lange and Grodin provide routine dialogue. The creature’s tragic New York ending underlines the film’s emotional pull.

Los Angeles Academy Marlon Brando Jack Nicholson Gene Hackman Dino de Laurentiis Hollywood Kong Music Center Stage de Laurentiis United States Canada Carlo Rambaldi Glen Robinson Lorenzo Semple Jr Jeff Bridges Jessica Lange Charles Grodin Captain Marvel Grodin John Guillermin Rick Baker Guillermin New York World Trade Center Towers

Kansas shoppers guide: prices drift in supermarkets

In Manhattan, Kansas, the Kansas Farm Bureau's shoppers guide shows fifteen food items fell sharply this week led by pork products, while sixteen items rose and four stayed steady across fifteen stores.

Manhattan Kan Kansas Kansas Farm Bureau Shoppers Guide

Mayors Seek 12.3 Billion Plan to Create Jobs

ATLANTA AP A coalition of mayors from the U S Conference of Mayors and the National League of Cities presents Carter with a broad federal program aimed at revitalizing cities. The plan envisions a 20 billion stimulus with a 7.7 billion tax rebate to spur job growth, backing from leaders such as Abraham Beame Coleman Young and Henry Maier as Carter weighs spending and tax options. At the same time food prices show varied shifts across staples from beef and pork to milk and bread, reflecting shifting consumer costs.

Atlanta Jimmy Carter U.S. Conference of Mayors The National League of Cities Carter Abraham Beame New York Coleman Young Detroit Henry Maier Milwaukee Newark Kenneth Gibson

Carter Says He Will Wear Jeans in White House

New York AP reports President elect Jimmy Carter says he will wear blue jeans in the White House but will dress properly for a formal meeting with a French ambassador. He also reveals he and Rosalynn sleep in a double bed and plan to continue doing so, and he expects to jog for exercise after taking office.

New York Jimmy Carter White House ABC Barbara Waiters Rosalynn Carter

Ironic Backlash Hits Ford's Anti-Paperwork Attack

Ford sought a 10 percent cut in federal forms but the remaining forms require 13 million more hours to complete. HEW remains the largest source of the burden, rising to 49.8 million hours while form counts fell from 957 to 798. Labor also added hours despite fewer forms.

Ford Washington OMB OMB Esti Department of Health, Education and Welfare HEW Department of Labor Labor Department

Women Wary Of High Court Trend

Washington AP reports feminists fear Supreme Court setbacks threaten the progress of the women’s movement. They vow renewed efforts to pass the Equal Rights Amendment while noting last week’s pregnancy benefits ruling and this week’s decisions on Social Security and name use for drivers licenses. Judy Lichtman cites conservative court appointments as a factor in the rulings and warns of a possible shift in constitutional standards.

Washington Supreme Court The Kentucky High Court Judy Lichtman Women’s Legal Defense Fund

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