News-Palladium, The (Newspaper) - December 1, 1971, Benton Harbor, Michigan Michigan's liny I or t MICH I Km cloudy and cold considerable cloudiness Tnc noon lei Wed 27 12 ii n n High at mum low 21 ai Looks Like Dry Christmas For Teens Boozing Bottled Up In State Legislature STRANGE The two new animals at the Bernard Rediess farm on county road 384 in South Haven township have caught the eye of many passersby since their arrival from North Dakota last week The animals are a male and female buffalo which Rediess who owns the Reznik Packing plant plans lo use for breeding Rediess says he doesn't plan to turn his new guests into hamburger but chased them as a novelty We had a pair 10 to 12 years ago and they turned into quite a tourist said Rediess Tom Renner photo LANSING Mich It appears that Michigan will have to wait until New Year's Day for their first legal drink since a hat would allow them to imbibe earlier is up in a Senate subcommittee It's a matter of when we gel the work says Sen Donald K Bishop chairman of the Senate Judiciary studying the Observers had thought the measure one a package pertaining lo rights of as adults under the Age of Majority Aci would be approved in lime for Christmas drinking However Bishop and Sen Robert Richardson Saginaw chairman of the Judiciary Committee said that is almost out of the question Meanwhile a proposal n taverns and liquor stores to allow drinking or sale of alcohol during hours won approval the Michigan House Tuesday That measure passed went to the Senate along with a rewritten Senate proposing tough standards for arresting suspected game poachers found with weapons and during hours of darkness Bishop said he is asking for advice from the attorney general about whether Age of Majority Act by reference makes all bonifide adults at Jan 1 or if each law now on the books pertaining lo only must be changed Bishop said his sub-committee also has questions about the language of certain Age of Majority bills dealing wilh probate mailers The Age of Majority Act is effective New Year's Day and Bishop said he believes it is not good legislation to set a dale for the whole act and then change il The drinking measure sponsored by Reps Hal Ziegler and J Bob Traxler City would repeal a section of law requiring establishments to close during voting hours Passage came virtually without comment one lawmaker laughingly told newsmen in lie House chamber measure was a give you guys something to do on election day wailing for the returns lo come the legislator said A much disputed revising stale game went back to the Senate after the House deleted an amendment lhat would have allowed deer hunting by bow and arrow from trees The practice is allowed in virtually every other state where deer arc The provision was a now sod ion declaring possession of a rifle or bow m artificial light or torch automatic grounds for on poaching charges at would be lights used in raccoon or for properly authorized game census counts Opponents lo hunling with bow and arrow from trees said firearms would demand he same privilege that granting it would lead o more wounded deer because of the smaller target from the high angle of fire Budget Conferees Chop Up Tax By Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON API House and Senate conferees have chopped from lax billion worth of amendments lhat caused a presidential veto threat but the conferees apparently are at odds over a provision lo finance presidential with federal income taxes Trimmed from the Tuesday were what President amendments including ones providing for increases in personal income lax tions and for ghetto businesses and for who pick up he labs for childrens college education These plus the financing plan caused the White House lo announce day that Nixon would reject the legislation if it reached him with them in il The only major item that remains to be agreed on by the conferees who resume meetings today is a plan allowing als to earmark of their income tax for presidential campaigns Farm Wives Take Cause To Milliken LANSING Mich About 80 Michigan farm wives swept through he State Capitol Tuesday distributing grown apples and pleading for help to save the family farm as a way of life Led by Mrs Connie Canfield of Keeler president of lie Women for Hie Survival of in Michigan a women conferred wilh Gov William Milliken for half an hour Milliken received a bushel of apples said lie was pathetic ID cause and of- moral support They presented a series of lions lo the Voters Pass Bond Issue ANN Mich AIM in the ty School District to lit polls Tuesday and approved n million bond The funds will be used lo build a mental center In Ann Arbor lo serve the in- which comprises 10 school Governor which they hope would help solve the economic Michigan farmers One recommendation asked for an immediate investigation by both stale and federal government into the buying practices of processors and fresh fruit brokers The women claim there is reason lo believe dial price fixing has taken place among handlers of fruits and vegetables Milliken who has created a land use commission lo study ways of utilizing resources noted Ilia I one of the disturbing things is thai some acres have moved from cultural and lo oilier poses wife of Son Charles bor was among the members handing out apples an industrialist snid lie didn't nny money your on and peach far in he owns in County The women dis- cost n lo produce but sell for only buck SPO 1 The money wouM yo to ali pur tic it is not as badly needed by the who reportedly have a million by Democrats who are said to be broke Democrats on apparently want o retain this provision There was talk however of some modifications that could escape Nixon's veto Sources said one possible change would make il harder for minority parties to share in the ing One main objection to the plan is that il might aid formation of parties The original hack page sec I col 7 Father Will Donate Kidney To BH Man A Benton Harbor man was lo receive a kidney from his father in a transplant operation scheduled at the University of Michigan hospital in Ann Arbor today Recipient in the cate surgical procedure is Robert M of Lake avenue ton township an tive Corp His father John baeh Sr 62 formerly of Benton Harbor and now a resident of Mesa Ariz entered the hospital veral days ago in ration for the operation The younger who is a manager of the customer service de- of has suffered a kidney ailment for some years and re- cently has required sistance of the kidney machine A graduate of St John's high school in Benton Harbor he has been employed by Corp since 1955 except for a tour of duly with the U.S Marine corps He has advanced through a series of positions with the company and last August was promoted to Ills current post is the father of two children who reside with mother Mrs Suzanne in St Joseph He was born in Benton Harbor and is a lifelong resident of the area His parents moved to Arizona some years ago His maternal grandmother resides at 1050 Monroe Benton Harbor New Life Given To Others After Allegan Youth Dies ALLEGAN Funeral ices arc to be held Friday or an Allegan youth who died Monday night from injuries received in an auto accident Thanksgiving Day but who in death gave new life to two other persons through unique kidney transplant operations Authorities at pital where David L Hitch cock 18 route died snid Hie youth's kidneys were lo the two other persons following his death INDEX SANTA'S kettle in U.S is by Army veteran Sgl ami his wife of who in Iho 1070 Christmas campaign in Chicago reports no Individual records kept but says claim is probably It's Mill consecutive year at same spot In AP Twin Cities News Women's ii Ann Obituaries TWO News 12 SUCTION FOUIl Sports Comics TV Hudlo Forecast Ads SICCTION The was hr of its kind in western Michigan Hoth kidney recipients were reported in satisfactory con- dition yesterday They were identified by hospital as Marilyn II i d d e i- m a n and Keith The hospital said the trans- plants o c c u r r c rl in operations Mr Hitchcock a senior in Allegan high school was in- jured when his car went of control on avenue at road and rolled over Two passengers in lie car Thomas C h a p e 11 17 and David Strey 111 both of Allegan were also injured Chapell remains hospitalized in Allegan Health center where lie was reported in good condition yesterday The fatality was the I till in Allegan county so far this year Services for Mr Hitchcock will he held al p.m Friday in lorden funeral home Allegan chapel wilh burial to follow in cemetery Mr Hitchcock's survivors in- lo ing provided be- hind Green Houses ber's Flower Adv elude his parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Hitchcock route Allegan a brother lary IS a sister loan Hi paternal grandparents Mr and Mrs Leo Hitchcock of Allegan maternal grandparents Mr and Frank of Hopkins and mother Mrs Hitchcock of A spokesman for hospital said the operations transplanting kidneys from a dead person were of 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