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Mount Pleasant News (Newspaper) - July 8, 1970, Mount Pleasant, Iowa In the it pleasant news fair Section one i 2 sections vol. 92, no. 159mt. Pleasant Iowa wednesday evening july 8, 1970price to cents these Days by John Chamberlain How do you fight an inflation thas has happened ? Munich a West Germany like the u. S., has its industrialists who. In the manner of Henry Ford ii a try to Roll with the punch when final portion 0. I i it a in Onvy a 9. Noo mile Lone an the weather vanes Point let contracts for pipeline projects construction contracts for the weather vanes Point to the left. Such a Man is or. Gerd tack be the chief executive of the big Siemens co., which is the general electric of West Germany. He was the one industrialist Titan encountered in several Days of interviewing who expressed distaste for efforts to replace Willy Brandts social democratic government be nne company a 2,000-mile-Long anhydrous ammonia transportation system have been awarded Raymond j. Hunt president announced today. Construction is to begin this week. They were awarded to Ohio pipeline construction company of Newark Ohio Natco inc. Of Pampa Texas and Joyce Western fore its full parliamentary term corporation of Andover new York. Expires some three years hence. An affable Sharp personality who did graduate work at Northwestern University in Chicago and the contracts cover construction of 8�?� main line in Iowa from the Iowa Missouri Border in Lee coun who is credited with knowing every to northwestward to a Point near hotel in Pakistan Sumatra and other out of the Way places which buy Siemens electrical and electronic goods or. Tacke tends to reject All the conventional Wisdom of the right. You can to fight an inflation he said once it is in full swing. The present German inflation a relatively mild one started eight months ago and the a a sickness that has resulted a is wages have already gone up. Prices have had to follow. The Bundesbank the German equivalent of the Federal Reserve wants to do something about the inflation but so or. Tacke asks a is it politically feasible a giving his own answer he says a i done to think it drastic action would produce a liquidity crisis which would keep industrialists from building the new plants that Are necessary to put More goods on the Market and so a fight the inflation of too or. Tacke says the West German unions Are Strong and the government depends on the unions. You can try to reason with the unions pointing out that their a catch up wage demands will result in an eight per cent inflation. But a reason a he hastens to add is not a a a modern commodity. The sensible thing to do is to let the unions enjoy their period of euphoria. After the wage Rise has been cancelled by the Price Rise they will be ready to reason again. In any event West Germany can to cry very much wages have risen by 7.1 per cent per year for ten years yet the Price level has been More or less stable Over the decade. A relaxed character or. Tacke trusts the German Workman to be reliable reasonable and industrious Over a 25-year Cycle. He does not worry too much about the behaviour of the anarchistic Young at the free University of Berlin. Every nation he says a has its Driftwood a in Santa Barbara Calif., As Well As in West Berlin. By a slip of the Tongue which could have been freudian or. Tacke included a a journalists among those who tend to shift from Job to Job. The a a Driftwood becomes conspicuous in times of Over employment. Anyone who wants to work can find a Job in West Germany As is proved by the presence of 1.7 million turks spaniards italians greeks and other foreigners. And there Are those 600,000 unfilled jobs. So the unemployment Are by definition those who either done to want to work or Are unemployed for mental or physical reasons. Too or. Tackers philosophy More or less coincides with that of the social democratic politicos who reject the Effort of their own minister of economics Karl Schiller to Force the Bundesbank restrictive policies on the ruling social democratic free democratic coalition. The sep leaders insist they must have a regard for what they Call a social symmetry a meaning that the unions have a right to a catch up with the employers who got the Breaks when or. Ludwig Erhard was the Chancellor. But to keep wage increases from having a future inflationary effect the sep talks about an a accrual of property policy. The idea would be to let the workers earn something extra on a deferred payment basis. The wage increases would be banked in special savings accounts for six years with the government subsidizing some of the blocked interest payments. The workers would get their Money plus the interest after the inflationary dangers had passed. As i seem to remember John Maynard Keynes in England sponsored a similar idea in an article on a How to pay for the whether it is a Good or a bad idea would depend on the state of the Economy six years hence when the a lured savings the sep does no to like to use the word a a forced would flood the Market with the deferred purchasing Power. Garner then Westward to Spencer to join that portion of the system already constructed in Western Iowa and terminating near Aurora Nebraska. Several lateral lines Are also included in the construction work the longest being a 6�?� line approximately 4 Miles Long near gamer. The More than 300 Miles of line will be constructed in four sections or spreads. Ohio pipeline construction company will build two of the sections one the 80-mile line from the Missouri Iowa Border northwestward to state Highway 22 near Kinross in Keokuk county and also the 80 mile line continuing North and Westward from there to a Point about two Miles North of the Grundy Marshall county line in the extreme Southeast Corner of Grundy county. Natco will begin construction at that Point and continue northwestward for a distance of approximately 77 Miles to a Point near Garner. The Joyce Western corporation will construct from the Point near Garner approximately 77 Miles Westward to Spencer. The Ohio pipeline construction company will construct in the counties of Lee Henry Washington and Keokuk and again in Keokuk Iowa Poweshiek. Tama Marshall and Grundy. Natco construct in the counties of Grundy Hardin Franklin Cerro Gordo and Hancock. Joyce Western will construct in Hancock Kossuth Palo Alto and Clay counties. Ohio pipeline construction was making arrangements this week to headquarter in it. Pleasant for this segment of the work. The line will Cross the West part of Henry county. Too construction is scheduled to be completed in september. This final construction will Mark completion of the Basic Gulf Central distribution system Hunt said and will mean that the line will be fully operational and therefore have the ability to have a source of anhydrous ammonia fertilizer available to Farmers throughout the Corn Belt for the next Spring fertilizer season. Gulf Central a Santa be industries company has been operational on its main line and Eastern leg since last fall. It provides for transportation of anhydrous ammonia from the areas of production on the Gulf coast to the areas of use in the states of Nebraska Iowa Illinois and Indiana. Woman injured in collision of car tractor mrs. Ben Vantiger 55, it. Union suffered cuts and bruises of the head Chest and legs when the 1961 Ford she was driving and a tractor driven by Thomas Connop 15, it. Union collided at the county Road intersection two Miles South and one mile East of it. Union at 2 45 . Tuesday. Mrs. Vantiger was taken to memorial Hospital by ambulance and is in satisfactory condition. Connop was treated for Shock by a Winfield doctor. According to Deputy sheriff Charles Droz who investigated mrs. Vantiger was driving West and Connop East when the machines collided at the intersection. Neither saw each other until it was too late due to tall Corn. The left Side of the car was smashed in and damage was total the car ended up in a ditch after the collision. The front wheels and Power steering on the tractor were damage an estimated $300. Showing the alignment for the anhydrous pipeline. Republicans to have Booth at co. Fair Republican county chairman Frank v. Coles and vice chairman Kay Rogers announce the appointment of a Republican fair committee for the Henry county fair july 20th to 25th. The function of the committee will be to arrange the display of party pictures and material pertaining to the oncoming fall Campaign. The contests for governor and congressman in the first congressional District Are expected to generate an unusual amount of interest this fall. Free balloons will be Given to All children at the fair Booth. Also the Republican party is giving away a color television set this year. A who Register at the Republican Booth Are eligible for the drawing which will take place in the fall. Another function of the committee will be to supervise and approve All pictures and materials displayed in the Booth. It is the desire to have them comply As far As possible with the platform of the Republican party which is reasonably conservative but still progressive having the Best interests of All the people concerned state the party officers. The committee is composed of Donald e. Young and William smart As co chairmen and Gladys Burns Edna Michele Barbara Welander and William r. Smith. The Henry county Federated Republican women will staff the Booth during the afternoons of the fair states miss Edna Michener president. The first meeting of the committee will be held in the office of or. Frank v. Coles tuesday july 14th at 8 00 . It Rainier wedding Scott Rush and Carol Hiltner reach the top of 14,410-foot it. Rainier in Washington where they were married. There were la other persons even the brides Mother in the wedding party which involved a 13-hour climb for each. Rejects attempt to size or subsidiary senators name to networks in complaint Washington up a a big said they were prepared to take partisan group of 14 senators filed i the matter to court if necessary an unprecedented complaint against he three major television networks today charging they were denied Tising Campaign for its a amendment to end the War but Abc Abc and lbs All refused to a Philadelphia up a a Federal judge today rejected a petition by 48 Banks attempting to seize Stock of a Penn Central Railroad subsidiary As collateral for a $300 million loan. . District court judge John p. Fullam turned Down a petition which would have Given the Banks title to All common Stock of the Pennsylvania co. Which owns lucrative real estate in new York Philadelphia and Florida. The Pennsylvania co. Is a subsidiary of the Pennsylvania transportation co., the Railroad itself. In april 1969 the Banks loaned $300 million to the subsidiary. Too although the company has not defaulted on the loan the Banks grew concerned because of financial difficulties of the Parent company a the Penn Central Railroad. The Railroad recently filed a bankruptcy petition in Fullam a court. The Banks led by first National City of new York wanted title to the subsidiary a Stock As Security for the loan. The Bankers apparently Felt the railroads creditors might turn to the subsidiary for repayment of outstanding debts. Too although denying the petition Fullam granted the Banks Access to All financial notices of the Pennsylvania co. In effect this would Alert the Banks of any attempt to use the subsidiary a assets to help out in the railroads financial crisis. The Pennsylvania holdings include a portion of Madison Square Garden resort property in Florida and other real estate in both Philadelphia and new York. Leaders of the group said they believed it was the first time Sena the Quot right even to buy time to present tors had Ever made a formal com their viewpoint opposing the Viet plaint to the acc. _ the Antiwar bloc had raised $365, War. J the senators All sponsors of leg too to mount a nationwide Adver. I re i Terr of yy1 nol to inf i t.5 tit pit i a Quot isolation to require total u s. Withdrawal from Vietnam in one year asked the Federal communications commission to Force the networks cent their Money to Purchase a to give them equal time to respond half hour segment to president Nixon s broadcasts on j the senators 31-Page complaint the War in Southeast Asia. They charged that the rejection violated the first amendment of the con a a a a a a a a an j amounted to a net work too while not contending that any group should be Given air time that can pay for it the senators claimed the Vietnam War was an extraordinary Case since such a Large group of responsible americans Are United against its continuation. Joining in the complaint were Sens. Harold e. Hughes a Iowa George s. Mcgovern is a. Mark o. Hatfield a Ore. Charles e. Goodell . Alan cranston., a Calif. Birch Bayh a ind. Frank Church a Idaho Thomas f. Eagleton do. Mike gravel a alas a Fred r. Harris a okla. Philip a. Hart a Mich. Edward m. Kennedy a mass. Lee Metcalf a Mont. Gaylord Nelson a wis. Wilson held to grand jury in murder ease a preliminary hearing few Frank Edward �?TWilson., 24, it. Pleasant Rural charged with murder in connection with the death of his wife Shanine Kay 23, june. 29, was held wednesday afternoon in Jjustice George Means court at the courthouse and Wilson was bound Over to the grand jury. Terse verse by a. C. Gordon the strongest words can augment the Juniest argument. Bond was continued at $40,000. Wilson was returned to the county jail in lieu of the Bond. Justice Means said that sufficient evidence was shown at the hearing by county attorney James Morrison to warrant that Wilson be bound Over to the grand jury. Three persons gave testimony for the state. Wilson was represented at the hearing by the Bell and Hansen Law firm of new London. The defense requested that the hearing be closed to the Public and the request was granted. Morsry Hisong a body was found lying partly submerged in a Creek near her car going Brandywine Lane three Miles Northwest of it. Pleasant the afternoon of june 29. Wilson was arrested and an open charge of murder was filed against him june 31. An autopsy showed that mrs. Wilson who was separated from hex husband had died of strangulation. Nixon seeks support to help indians s. E. Iowa residents give views on important issues in Schwengel questionnaire Washington up presi a Dent Nixon asked Congress today for a comprehensive new program i to help the nations indians whom he termed a a american a most neglected minority group in a special message to the House and Senate the president said the emphasis should be on allowing american indians Independence from government control a without being Cut off from Federal concern and Federal he said the policy would reject a the extreme policy of constant paternalism while at the same time affirming that the historic relationship Between the Federal government and Indian communities cannot be terminated without the indians consent Nixon a program also would return 48,000 acres of sacred land near Blue Lake in new Mexico to the Taos Pueblo indians. The president pointed out that the Taos had used the Lake and watershed area for religious purposes starting in the 14th Century. In 1906, the government appropriated reject tax boost for schools for fifth time Hickman Mills to. Up a voters tuesday rejected for the fifth time a tax increase which school officials said was necessary to keep schools open this year. A proposal raising the property tax to $6.05 per $100 assessed valuation failed 6,329 votes to 4,282. A proposed 75 cent building tax for one year also was voted Down 6,229 to 4,380. Officials said the Kansas City Surburba a 12 schools could open Only briefly this fall if the elect Ion rejected the proposed increases. Petitions filed in Jackson county circuit court and u. District court to halt the balloting were rejected earlier tuesday should submit suggestions for gop platform state treasurer Maurice e. Bar Inger chairman of the Republican platform committee has announced that the pre platform committee will meet at 10 00 Arn. On july 24 at the hotel Savery 4th and Locust Des Moines. Or. Baringer has asked that any suggestions to be made regarding platform revisions or additions to the platform should be made to the pre platform committee in order to receive full consideration at the state convention. The convention will be held at the veterans auditorium on july 25. All Republican delegates Are advised by or. Baringer to take notice and act accordingly. Those members of the committee from this area Are mrs. Helen Virden e. A. Hayes Calvin Crane and Herbert Campbell. Washington . Gressman Fred Schwengel announced the results of the questionnaire he sent to All first District residents this Spring Southeast Iowa residents returning the questionnaires favored tax sharing. Felt violence and disrespect for Law is the biggest Issue other than Vietnam approved of the new draft lottery system and favored Standard residence requirements for voting in presidential elections. Ii Ever 42% of the respondents feel president Nixon is a doing the Best con Nam War today a. Inflation 28.7 b. Pollution 25.0 c. Violence and disrespect for Law 39.3 d. No response 7.0 How do you feel about the Way president Nixon has handled the War since he took office a he is doing the Best thing 42.5 b he is pulling out too quickly 8 4 is not removing troops quickly enough 38.8 d. No response 10.3 should the Post office department be converted into a self supporting non profit corporation work Day of threshers grounds there will be a a work Day at the Midwest old settlers and threshers grounds tuesday july 14th, beginning at 8 . At the farm machinery building. There will be a variety of jobs for All and anyone interested in being of assistance should keep this Date in mind. If there Are those who would like to work at other times they should Contact Lester Schuerman. Vote $20,000 ceiling on crop subsidies Washington up a the Senate voted today to limit the amount of Federal crop subsidies a Farmer May collect in one year to $20,000. The ceiling on Federal farm payments was accepted As an amendment to a $7 billion agriculture appropriations Bill. The Roll Call vote was 40-35. A those collecting the Money Arentt cultivating farms. They re cultivating the Treasury of the United states a sen. John j. Williams r-del., told the Senate before the vote. Things in Vietnam. Only 8.4% feel others undecided or no response withdrawn too yes 67.3 no 14.9 enters guilty plea Quot Waverly up a state sen. Chester Hougen a Cedar Falls entered a plea of guilty tuesday in Bremer county District court Here troops Are being quickly and almost 39% feel troops should be withdrawn More quickly.1 i to we need stronger Laws to control mailing of pornographic and obscene literature yes 62.0 no 23.3 to a Drunken driving charge and a committee had brought halted plans for a jury trial in the the suit saying that school Toffi Case. Elate were Quot making a Sham and mockery of elections by announcing they would resubmit the Issue the land for creation of a National to the voters every 17 Days until Forest. _ Hougen 63, an inheritance tax examiner in the state department of Revenue was arrested last november after his car struck a Bridge at Janesville. First District residents also favor stronger Laws to Deal with pornographic mail amp feel the Post office should be converted into a self supporting non profit corporation. Slightly Over 50% of those returning poll cards feel the system should be held at the present level until More testing is completed. Over 25% favor elimination of the while 16% feel it should be expended. Too a diversity of opinion was also reflected in answers to questions on farm programs. Slightly Over 45% called for an end to farm programs while 13.5% favored the set aside proposal with Long term land retirement and 25%. Called for continuation of the feed grains program. Schwengel said Over 14,000 questionnaires were returned to his office. Schwengel questionnaire results which of the issues do you feel is j most important other than the Viet bands to play at co. Fair two of it. Pleasant a school bands will be performing at the Henry county fair thursday night july 23, in front of the grandstand. The Cadet band consisting of 70 sixth graders will play first at 6 30 . This excellent group of Young musicians have made Fine Progress this summer with Only one rehearsal a week. Their program will feature a number of interesting selections. At 7 00 . The seventh and eighth Grade band of Over too players will present their concert. This group will perform More difficult selections ranging from a a swing music to overtures and a number of Snappy marches. Both bands Are under the direction of Harold Dodd. This program will Mark the end of band activity for the summer. Do you approve of the new draft lottery system yes 46.6 no 22.6 do you favor stardard residence requirements for presidential elections to protect voters eligibility to vote when moving from one state to another yes 78.6 no 7.4 do you favor a proposal to give a tax incentive to businesses who will locate in Rural communities yes 38.7 no 40.2 do you favor returning a percentage of tax Money collected by the Federal government to state and local governments to be used As they see fit yes 60.1 no 24.0 Daniela Rocco Waco Exchange student from Italy Daniela Rocco of Padua. Italy will be the foreign Exchange student at Waco High school for the next year. Miss Rocco who is 17 years old will arrive in new York on August 17 and after three Days of briefing will come on to Wayland where she will be living with or. And mrs. Milburn Gerig and family on route i. She will be a senior at Waco. Tile Gerigos have three daughters a senior Sophomore and eighth grader. Egypt denies israeli claims by up Egypt today officially denied israeli reports soviet officers were firing sam3 missiles against israeli planes but Israel repeated its charges and said russian pilots might even be flying combat. Missions Over the Suez canal and perhaps into israeli territory. Israeli planes bombed egyptian missile Sites along the canal for the 49th consecutive Day and Cairo said its air defences a hit Quot one of the planes. The israeli chief of staff said russians were in the canal area and made the missions the most difficult and dangerous since the 1967 War

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