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Investment Funds NEW YORK (AP) Weekly Investing 9Jvi high? low I last Peking Altitude On Russia May Work To U.S. Advantage nzT J- A'jIIH .1 1 I V- 4 41 YS 1 I ff 1 i -J. lVl I i If vl 1 I i jj ft ntf, 1 f5 v' i. $1. 5 1 i 'i-, i f.

-C 3 1. 'nir 1 11 i i i tinaaii ior ii.a 1 it Asia. But China with communication open to the United States would be better off if only because of an enormous implicit American potential to tip the balance politically or militarily. There could be dividends for the Americans, too, in easing China's two decades of implacable hostility toward the United States. President Nixon said his adviser, Henry Kissinger, in his trips to Peking to arrange for the presidential visit, had raised with Premier Chou En-lai the question of American war prisoners in North Vietnam.

The President said he, too, intended to raise the question next month. This issue can well be the major logjam in the way of an Indochina settlement. If, China in fact sees the Soviet Union straining for domination of all Asia, it would seem logical for Peking to establish more meaningful communication with Washington. One way of doing this could be to act as broker between the Americans and the North Vietnamese. The claws of' a continuous mining machine stand idle for a moment some 281 feet underground in a Consolidation mine near Benwood, W.

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RYAN A PSpedal Correspondent If Peking's propaganda is a guide. Communist China's leaders have conjured up a bad dream for themselves and have concluded that if two foreign devils haunt them the one closer at hand is by far the more ominous. Peking is saying seems to lend substance to President Nixon's expressed hope for bet ter relations with mainland China. He said he did not es- pect anything as proaching resumed diplomatic relations, but he did hope that his February visit to Peking would produce "normalization in terms of set ting up some method of commu nication better than we current ly have." Communists, living in their own world of double talk, do not always say what they mean, but Peking seems agi tated about Soviet intentions as it reads them. This involves something like a huge Soviet noose looped about much of that so-called third world of and small na-and Africa for now claims to medium-sized tions" in Asia which Peking peak.

As Red China puts it. the Russians are reverting to type. acting like the czars of old try ing to establish "a world em pire." Peking insists that soviet activity in the Asian subcon tinent is connected with a scheme to build "a sealane arch" that would extend from the Mediterranean and Black seas in a southward-dropping semicircle through the Red Sea, the Arabian Sea, the Indian Ocean, the Bay of Bengal, around Southeast Asia and up to the Sea of Japan. That, said a recent article carried by the official Red Chinese news agency, is why Moscow is so deeply involved in arms aid to India and why the Soviet has shown the flag all along the Arabian Sea and Indian Ocean. "To turn India into an impor tant base for its expansion in the Indian Ocean, Soviet revi sionism has been vigorously bolstering up the Indian reactionaries for years," said the article.

Moscow, it said, regarded the Indian-Pakistani war as a good chance to step uo Soviet expansions in the In dian Ocean and "further its control of India." Clearly, the suggestion in all this was that China regarded Russia as the major threat. If the Russian was what Peking seemed to think it was, China alone would be in a poor position to challenge Soviet ims in South and Southeast broken loose by the continuous Belgrade Bids For Chess Event NEW YORK (AP) The Yugoslavian capital of Belgrade has offered a high bid of 000 to be the site of next June's world championship chess match between Boris Spassky and Bobby Fischer. The U.S. Chess Federation has disclosed that 10 nations and 5 cities had competed in the bidding that produced the largest cash( prize offers in the history of tournament chess. Fischer defeated Tigran Pet- rosian of the Soviet Union last fall in Buenos Aires to reach the championship round.

Belgrade's offer' does not mean it will automatically be named the host city Both Fis cher and Spassky, also of the Soviet Union, will review the bids and submit their prefer ences. Winner of the 24-game cham pionship match will receive nearly two-thirds of the total prize with the loser getting a shade over one-third. The first savings bank in the U.S. was the Institute for Provident Savings, founded in Boston in 1816. Sioux Falls Argus-Leader Jan.

9, 1972 SECTION dent of the Bituminous Coal Operator said in a recent speech. Under the last contract, a beginning miner earned $36.20 a day in wages, while veteran miners earned nearly $39 a day, or about $193 a week. In adamon, coal operators say miners average per day in company-paid benefits Modern miners are trained quickly. For three days they are given classroom training which includes 10 hours of first aid instruction and 10 hours of instruction in general mine safe ty. On the fourth day, they are fitted with a lantern, helmet and lowered In the underground tunnels.

There they find a new and different world. If the beam from a shuttle car is not read ily available, the only light is the direction their head is Pointing. Ones underground, they are taken to watch several section crews work and are acquainted with var.ous jobs of men underground who operate complex machinery. On the fifth day they become coal miners-. miner and deposits it onto shuttle cars, which can take the coal to a header.

There the coal is crushed for placement on a conveyor belt and carried to waiting hopper cars for move ment to the surface and to users. Miners in this modern under ground work pit do not appear reckless, taking great pains to execute safety maneuvers Despite all this, there til-are accidents in coal mines. It certainly isn't the safest of all possible occupations. In fact, it still may be the most danger ous industrial job. More than 200 men died in mining accidents in 1970.

In one major disaster, the one at Hy den, 38 men died. Many more are probably getting sick as they labor underground. Others are disabled from injuries in the mines. However, those who do work the coalfields are generally not forced to live at poverty levels, unless they happen to work in some nonunion mines. "Coal miners rank along with auto workers and construction workers as the highest paid industrial workers in the na tion," Joseph E.

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(AP) The elevator plummets for 281 feet before hitting bottom, where a network of man-made shafts dart from a mountain in northern West Virginia. It's not what you'd expect, this underground pit where man pilots machine to claw out coal to burn the nation's lights. "Coal mining is a modern in dustry," the public relations spokesman had said. Now you couid believe it, at least in this mine. Tunnels 6 feet high and 9 fest wide, intersect, the bowels of this mountain, branching off in various directions.

They require that seven miles of railroad track be laid in this mine where more than 100 men and $5 million in equipment are underground at any given time. Coal, the black gold of Ap-nalacia, is now extracted by machine. The pick and shovel! is a laded memory. The miners work in section crews of eight men each, 10 crews to each of the three shifts. Each crew uses $500,000 in mining equipment, including a $175,000 continuous miner, a $135,000 loader, two shuttle cars, a conveyor belt and trans former.

The men who direct these machines produce more than 1,000 tons of coal in any given eight-hour shift, though they only work about 6v hours. The remainder is spent In breaks and getting in and out of the mine. The art of extracting coal underground revolves around the continuous miner, a giant hulk of hydraulic hoses, revolving drums, scoops and conveyor equipment built so a miner can sit so that his head is only three to four feet off the ground. In many mines, th( tunnels are only that high, fore ing the mmers to crawl if they're not aboard equipment. The continuous miner grinds away at the face of the caai at a rate of three feet per minute, swirling water over the coal to hold down the dust that cripples and kills miners in a disease known as black lung.

As the continuous miner chuhs away the coal, two men sit on each side of the machine and a pair of 6-foot holes into the mine roof with pneumatic drills. Six-foot bolts are driven through wood planks into the ceiling into the holes to shore up the roof and hopefully prevent roof falls, the cause of several mine disasters in this still dangerous business of coal mining. A loader scoops up the coal Railroad Sellina Town GERLACH, Nev. AP) The Western Pacific Railroad is selling Gerlarh. a tiny railroad community.

90 miles north of Rem. Western officials said the railroad built and owns the town, but now wants to get out of the community business in Gerlach which has 18 commercial tots with business establishments and 111 lots of dwellings. Dan Brown, president of Land Corp. of Nevada, said his Reno-based firm is considering buying the town, but hasn't come to any figure with the railroad. Welcomed With Kisses OTTAWA, Canada (AP) Re- naude Lapointe, 59, an information officer with the Northern Affairs Department and Cana dian delegate to the United Na tions since 1970, was sworn into Canada's Senate and then kissed on both cheeks by Jean-Paul Deschatelets, Senate speaker.

She was ushered to her seat by Senator Paul Martin, governmental leader. 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You know that some people out there buy and read our paper but how many, where do they live, where do they shop for their copies, and how much are they willing to pay? Best way we know of, to "see" a circulation audience (and be sure it exists) is through the facts and figures of the reports of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. No problem to look over our circulation audience just ask to see a copy of our latest ABC audit report. Sioux Falls Copyrighted by The Associated Press 1972 What Stocks Did Two This Prev Year years week week ago ago 1305 1192 1210 918 Declines 489 546 485 711 Unchanged 110 159 121 109 Total issues ...1904 1897 1816 1 738 New yearly highs 140 140 269 50 New yearly lows .11 10 4 55 Week In Stocks Bonds Following gives the range of Dow-Jones closing averages for the week.

Stock Averages First High Low Last Net Ch. Indust 889.30 910.37 889.30 910.37 20.17 Trnsp 243.14 46 49 243.14 245.63 1.91 Utils 117.62 9.34 117.62 119.34 1.59 65 Stks 309.60 315.17 309.60 :15.17 5.12 Bond Averages 40 Bonds 73.43 73.84 73.41 73.77 0.48 1st RRs 52.83 53.61 52.82 53.45 1.07 2nd RRs 66.16 67.03 66.16 67.03 0.92 Utils 80.72 89.90 89.72 89.81 0.09 Indust 85.02 85.02 84.78 84.80 0.16 Inc Rails 52.72 53.37 52.72 53.37 0.76 ARGUS-LEADER The Audit Bureau of Circulations is a self-regulatory association of over 4,000 advertisers, adverti. agencies, and publishers, and is recognized as a bureau of standards for the print media Industry. i.