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A-14 Honolulu Star-Bulletin Tuesday, Mar. 25, 1969 Chorale awards Companies' Isle Congressional protest 2 scholarships tax credit r. Halealta la park cuts The Honolulu Chorale has ,0 announced the winners of its second ana.ual vocal scholar- -or' under fire over ship competition, held re- ullet in Bureau tally inconsistent with your She quoted the Park Ser- 0 WASHINGTON (UPI) cently at the Hawaiian Mis- Wen Academy. The senior Republican on the plans to enlarge and expand vice saying ON 1 on L. that "in le WASHINGT we arn." its personnel and funding Reents of a $150 schol- i Senate Finance Committee i i 31 it arship apiece were Susan protests have been lodged wants to eliminate a $2.8 bil- with the Interior Department Earlier the park service restrictions it had decided to Chinen whose vocal instruc- 1 X.

lion annual tax break for and its National Park Ser- confirmed reports that the stop supplying wood for the tor is Ruth McKendrick, and LP growing corporations and vice by Reps. Spark M. Mat- providing of firewood would stoves when the present sup- Marilyn Cox, student of Don use the money to permit a sunaga and Patsy T. Mink soon be terminated and the ply of wood is consumed and Anton. Both winners compet A-14 Honolulu Star-Bulletin IcV Tuesday, Mar.

25, 1969 Companies' tax credit under fire WASHINGTON (UPI) The senior Republican on the Senate Finance Committee wants to eliminate a $2.8 billion annual tax break for growing corporations and use the money to permit a Isle Congressional protest over Haleakala park cuts ullet in Bureau WASHINGTON Strong protests have been lodged with the Interior Department and Rs National Park Service by Reps. Spark M. Matsunaga and Patsy T. Mink tally inconsistent with your plans to enlarge and expand the park." Earlier the park service confirmed reports that the providing of firewood would soon be terminated and the She quoted the Park Service as saying that "in view of its personnel and funding restrictions it had decided to stop supplying wood for the stoves when the present supply of wood is consumed and Chorale awards 2 scholarships The Honolulu Chorale has announced the winners of its second ana.ual vocal scholarship competition, held recently at the Hawaiian MisSIOn Academy. Recipients of a $150 scholarship apiece were Susan Chinen.

whose vocal instructor is Ruth Mc Kendrick, and Marilyn Cox, student of Don Anton. Both winners in the youth cat.gory, which was open to contestants 16 to 19 years of age. ISWIFT AIRCRAFTCamera angles sometimes are deceiving. 1 SWIFT AIRCRAFTCamera angles sometimes are deceiving. Air reconnaissance that fly to remove the stoves to discourage destruction of the cabins." Matsunaga told the secretary "in behalf of the many young people and nature lovers who have enjoyed camping in the park I strongly urge you to look into this matter with a view to improving the existing facilities at Haleakala National Park and building new facilities, such as a visitor's center, a restaurant and a museum." stoves removed from three wooden cabins at the bottom of the crater which are the only facilities provided in the park for campers.

The Park Service told Mrs. Mink that the Haleakala Park has been spending more than $5,000 annually (25 per cent of its maintenance and rehabilitation funds) to supply firewood for the cabins which are used by only two per cent of the visitors to the park. This is an Force SR-71, a photo plane can 2,000 m.p.h. at 80,000 feet. It is 107 feet long, or three feet longer than the DC-9 flown by Hawaiian Airlines.

Standing near the plane is William C. Park, a Lockheed test pilot, who won the Octave Chanute Award for flying the aircraft at Mach 3 its design speed. Photo by Lockheed. over proposals to cut-back the already meager service provided visitors to the Valley Island's Haleakala National Park. Matsunaga directed his complaint to Interior Secretary Walter J.

Hickel. Mrs. Mink, a member of the House Interior Committee, sent hers to Director George IIartzog of the Park Service and urged "your most serious reconsideration of this decision which is to 21 cut in the income surtax. Sen. John J.

Williams of Delawarein a break with the Nixon administration said the surtax could be cut from 10 to 7 per cent if the 7 per cent business investment credit is repealed. Treasury Secretary David M. Kennedy rejected both proposals. Ile said the administration does not wish to tinker with the investment credit. Pregnancy coverage in disability plan WITH THIS COUPON Ship Ahoy ARKWFISh Stick 8 or WITH THIS COUPON Love's llnEfio Pr inclu included GI engineer Army Pvt.

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Riesenfeld told legislators today. But Riesenfeld, whose massive study resulted in the two bills for temporary disability insurance now before the Legislature, does not seem optimistic that full pregnancy coverage will be included. He gave a joint Senate-House committee on labor a number of alternatives that would not be as costly as full coverage. RIESENFELD told the committee he recommended Jet Serves you right rgN, BACOM Fillet of IIe1 1111,81 Former John 244 A AN ks." IferIir a I ii rl 4eM LI kQinMI! VI CHICKEAN THIGH Cost of living up at same rate USDA CHOICE ENUEn SETE It.121.- sil! lb. lb.

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1 WASHINGTON (UPI) Living costs for Americans went up by four-tenths of 1 per cent in February. with no sign of change for March, the government reported to: clay. Higher costs for cars, homes and clothing boosted the Labor Department's gauge of costs the consumer price index to 124.6. That meant it took $12.46 to buy the same kind of goods and services available for $10 about 10 years ago. The so-called base period used in the computations is 1957-59.

Arnold Chase, assistant commissioner of the Labor Department's Bureau of Labor Statistics, said the February level is the same as the average monthly price increase during 1968 It exceeds the three-tenths of 1 per cent gain from December to January. Chase said preliminary data for March indicated the urged A SENATE BILL on the subject includes his eight-week recommendation, but the companion House bill would cover pregnancy disability only if complications caused the disability to become permanent. The bills would provide compensation for general off-the-job disability by providing 62 per cent of wages for up to 26 weeks of disability. The plans are geared to fit in with existing private compensation plans. Riesenfeld proposed a method of financing the plan which differs from that outlined in his original report to the Legislature.

INSTEAD OF FUNDING by equal contributions from employes and employers, Riesenfeld suggested onet hird contributions from three sources, the State general revenues, the employes and employers. The reason for the change, he told the legislators, is that payroll taxes would make the 50-50 share inequitable. Representatives of contractors and manufacturers in the islands submitted written testimony opposing the temporary disability insurance plan, primarily on a cost basis. Hawaiian to get fifth and sixth DC-9 jets soon Hawaiian Airlines' fifth I DC-9 will be delivered to the Islands Friday. The 115-passenger aircraft, I built by Douglas Aircraft Co.

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He said living costs here are the highest in the United States and wages are among the Hawaii has a higher proportion of working women than other states, he said. "Pregnancy is just as hard a wage loss as any other disability." However, he offered the legislators a number of scaled-down alternatives. Among them would be a plan to pay out only 50 per cent of the pregnant woman's wages, instead of the basic 62 per cent payout intended for other disabilities. situation would not improve much, if any. "Early figures point to a five-tenths of a per cent increase in wholesale prices in March," Chase told reporters.

The wholesale price gain during February was four-tenths of 1 per cent. Chase said the increase in most retail prices in February offset a decline in food costs. Used car prices advanced 6.1 per cent after two months of price decline to lead an overall 1.1 per cent increase in transportation cost S. Prices for auto repairs, insurance and parking fees also rose. Grocery prices declined by two-tenths of 1 per cent, including a 1.8 per cent decline in fruits and vegetables.

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