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Page 12 Hartford By Mrs. Eldon Beeme'r Awards Presented At Commencement The Commencement exercises for the graduating class of Hartford High School were held May 2G. The salutatory address was given by Sondra Schaefer, and Patricia Zumbrunn was valedictorian. Principal Gary Homeiser presented the Clawson Award to Dan Williamson and Patricia Zumbrunn. The Eastern Star Award was given to Vanessa Madciox and Douglas Hager.

Robert Dunn and Daniel Gardner, retiring board members of District No. 252, received service awards. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wolford and family and Mr.

and Mrs. Craig Wolford attended the Wolford family reunion at Topeka May A family picnic was held at the Central Community Center. A granddaugher, Brenna Russell, returned home with the Wolfurds to visit. Mr. and Mrs.

Gene Harper went to Kansas City May HO, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Myerson. Mrs. Mycrson and (laughter Darcy, returned with them to Hartford.

Bill Clawson. graduate student in civil engineering at Kansas University, has been granted a National Science Fellowship and will begin his work this for a in civil engineering. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer J.

Clawson and graduated from Hartford High School in Fred Gardner, a veterinary student at Kansas State University, will he working under an internship program at the Emporia Veterinary Hospital during the summer. iMi.s.s Kollene Turner, Neosiiu Rapids grade school teacher, has received her Bachelor of Science Degree in education from Kansas University. Attend K.U. Graduation Mrs. Ituth Smith attended the Kansas University graduation and saw her grandson, Martin K.

ttcnson of Overland Park, receive the Bachelor of Science Degree in child psychology. Mr. and Mrs. Hoy liowen also attended. Mr.

liowen's granddaughter. Janet While of Overland Park, received a Bachelor of Science degree in education. Mr. and Mrs. Kldon liecmerand Richard were present to see their daughter.

Donna Gibson, receive her degree in pharmacy. 1-: Emporians Attend State Lions Club 1977 Convention Three members of the Kmpo- ria I Jons dull attended theStale I.ions Convention in Manhattan, Friday Saturday and Sunday. Those atlending were Joe Denson, till West President, Harold Hosey. IDir. West High- THE GAZETTE, EMPORIA, KANSAS Wednesday, June 8, 1977 Wednesday, June 8, 1977 THE GAZETTE, EMPORIA, KANSAS Page 13 John lecnth.

President-elect, who will become president on and Zimmerman, Deputy District Governor nf District KW, wlio was elected Governor of the District al the Convention. Mrs. Ximincrnian accompanied her husband As Ciovernur, Mr. Ximmer- man will bo responsible for the 33 clubs in Ihe district which includes flubs in Lynn, Chase, Marion, Coffee. Woodson, Greenwood.

Klk, Chatitaqua, Butler, and Cowluy Counties. He will assume his new duties at the Lion's International Convention in New Orleans June 2. Before Die Convention, Mr. Dcnson won the first flight of the I.ions Golf Tournament and both he and Mr. Hoscy won door pri- ses.

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At issue are tough new tailpipe standards scheduled to lake effect with 1978 model cars, to be produced beginning later this year. The claims it cannot meet the standards. Calling for 90 per cent reduction in hydrocarbon, carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxide emissions, the requirements were to have taken effect in 1975, but three one-year delays have been granted. The industry says it already has reduced emissions by about 80 per cent, but achieving an additional few percentage points will be difficult and costly and will impair fuel efficiency. It launched what many veteran members of Congress have called one.of the heaviest lobbying campaigns ever, enlisting auto dealers in nearly every state and congressional district to help press for weaker standards.

The AFL-CIO and Unijed Auto Workers joined the effort, with union officials claiming stiff tailpipe standards could hurt car sales and cause unemployment. The House agreed to the industry-backed amendment, voting 255-139 last month to keep the existing auto emission standards for two more years. They would be followed by laxer standards for carbon monoxide and nitrogen oxides than those now scheduled to take effect. The vote was a rejection of a Carter administration-backed proposal for a one-year extension to be followed by tighter controls phased in over five years. The Senate bill, similar to the administration proposal, calls for the same basic one-year delay in the 1978 standards but would impose the tougher standards more quickly, by Sens.

Edmund Muskic, D- Maine, and Robert Stafford, R- the chairman and ranking GOP member of the subcommittee that wrote the bill, urged the Seriate to resist the industry lobbying campaign and "require the unequivocal cleanup of the automobile by li)SO. Sens. Robert Griffin, and Donald Riegle, D-Mich. are sponsoring the industry amendment. Iliegle said the amendment would protect public health while giving consumers "the least cost and greatest energy savings." The Senate bill could add about $330 to the average price of new cars, compared with about $170 for the industry- backed measure, according to congressional testimony.

-ir -ft Suggestions Made To Help Houses Survive Storms LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) With slight modifications in design, homes that would collapse in 80 to 90 mile an hour winds, could withstand tornadoes with wind speeds of up to 200 m.p.h., a University of Kansas professor of aerospace engineering says. Vincent Muirhead, co-author of a book, "Thunderstorms, Tornadoes and Building Damage," says that while most of the material in modern homes would withstand tornado winds, weak joints cause the buildings to collapse. In addition to building homes with stronger joints, Muirhead suggested reducing wind damage by building homes with sloping roofs and surrounding them with trees. He said this would also reduce heating and cooling costs.

He also suggested that mobile homes be placed in a "pit" to decrease buffeting by the wind. Muirhead said he became interested house design while considering wind problems in aircraft landings..