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4M THE DES MOINES REGISTER Feb. 7, 1985 Courses for Management China cashes in on new prosperity 111 U1C Ex-ncvspapcr carrier guilty of child abuse By JACK HOVELSON ReftsMi Staff WrMer WAVERLY, IA. The United States has been lagging behind other countries in the China "gold rush," Career Development for Managers First-Line Management prize-winning jour Fundamentals of Modern Personnel Management Getting Results with Time Management Making Effective Management Presentations A Manager's Guide to Financial Analysis nalist, author and foreign expert Harrison E. Salisbury said here Wednesday. "There's money to of exhaustive research.

He said rural areas of China are experiencing a building boom that surpasses any he has seen anywhere. The construction is being financed by peasants who are prospering under a new system that has a remarkable resemblance to free enterprise, he said. "I saw slogans over there like 'Make Peasants Rich' and 'Make After 35 years of supposed Communism, China today has slogans that could have been written by Ronald Reagan," said Salisbury, former foreign correspondent and editor for the New York Times. "They've discovered money and that it seems to work even better than slogans," he added. He said the sudden peasant prosperity has prompted less-fortunate Chi- Z4 'r1 mad ta China," If I Isaid Salisbury, not- If I tbat West Ger-y UT i naany, France and Weekly classes begin March 4 For further information call Linda Hanson College for Continuing Education fSIS 771.2181 Japan have been leaders In the rush to HARRISON I.

SALISBURY is KPsOf nun cash in on the China boom. Salisbury is writing a book about the year-long, trek by a band of Chinese, led by Mao Tse-Tung, who 50 years ago launched the Communist movement in China. Salisbury recently returned from China after months The Des Moines Register Iowa's best read newspaper. nese urbanites "to leave the assembly lines in the cities to get in on this new thing money." This, he said, has resulted in reforms that reward industrial workers for initiative and production. "They've found in China that by giving people the chance to make money they'll turn out more work.

Making money has become one of the ambitions of the young Chinese. They're saying, To hell with the rule book of Marxism; let's make Salisbury said. A few years ago, he said, the expression "making money" would have bad a hollow ring in China. Mixed signals from the Reagan administration on U.S. foreign policy have hampered American investments and financial harvests in China, Salisbury said, adding that he is encouraged by some recent developments in the early days of Reagan's second term.

The departure of former U.N. Ambassador Jean Kirkpatrick from the administration removes the "most conservative" element of its foreign policy, he said. Salisbury spent Wednesday at Wartburg College, giving speeches, answering questions and visiting with reporters. He was to have appeared here last fall, but went to China instead when his 12-year effort to gain approval to write his book was granted by the Chinese government The book, Salisbury's 24th, is entitled "The Long March The Untold Story." It Is scheduled for publication this fall. By ANNE CAROTHERS-KAY RteMw SMI Writer A former newspaper carrier who used young boys as "runners" to deliver papers pleaded guilty to two charges of child molestation Wednesday in Polk County District Court.

Frank Sykora, 37, of 1538 Twenty-third St. pleaded guilty to charges of lascivious acts with a child and third-degree sexual abuse. Sykora was arrested Oct. 19 and accused of fondling the boys he hired to help deliver newspapers. The incidents apparently occurred when the boys slept overnight at Sykora's house on the days they were to help him with early morning deliveries.

Des Moines private investigator Sam Soda videotaped an interview with Sykora and gave the tape to police. Sykora claimed that he allowed Soda to interview him because he believed Soda was a law enforcement officer. Sykora worked as a carrier in downtown Des Moines and surrounding areas for seven years. He was fired from his job at The Des Moines Register shortly after the allegations were made against him. District Judge Arthur E.

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