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WWWJ aniwuMi mm i at a nuuii-u uiuxitjuin.ji.jiuiim. i Thursday June 25, 1987 thclotirnalTlies Section COMPARISON OF ROOM TAXES REPORTED IN 1986 1987 Ttradle tiaictiiics rapped! i Room taxes reported in 1986 Room taxes reported as ol May 1967 tell I OjV I I I I 1 Ji I rX XI NI I 4a Sep Paul's Motet Sheraton Holiday Inn Seeker Motel Inn on the lake Clayton Houu Country Inn 7 Mile Hlghvlew Sheraton leads in room taxes 8.C. Johnson ft Son Inc. penalized for paying their's fate or not at all. Australian Ambassador F.

Rawdon Dalrymple, facing camera, chats with S.C. Johnson Son Inc. employees. The Inn on the Lake and the Clayton House are By Don Schauf Journal Times Exporters in the United States may be tugging their hair over this country's huge trade deficit, but so are Australian exporters. And they're pointing fingers at the United States as the ct use of their economic woes.

"The United States isn't the clean-skinned, pure and fair trading nation they would have you believe," said F. Rawdon Dalrymple, Australian ambassador to the United States. "We aren't responsible for the trade problems you're having, but you are responsible for the problems we're having." The Australian ambassador was in Racine Tuesday and Wednesday to help celebrate the 70th anniversary of C. Johnson Son Australian subsidiary. Australia was the second subsidiary started by the Racine-based company.

In a Wednesday interview, Dalrymple said the United States exports twice as many products to Australia than that country does to the United States. "It's similar to the situation you have with Japan," he said. The reason, he said, is U.S. quotas on products like beef, sugar and steel. "The United States does to us what Japan does to the United States." But quotas aren't the only problem.

The Australian ambassador said because the United States has "dumped" its surplus wheat on the world market at lower than market prices, the worldwide price of wheat has come down, "causing a huge fall in Australian wheat exports." At the same time, Dalrymple said, the United States has placed artificially high prices on sugar "an absurdity" as he put it creating demand for artificial and corn sweeteners and lowering the demand for Australia's cane and beet sugar. Dalrymple, who called the Australian trade imbalance the number one economic problem in his coun- try, said while the United States is a key to the imbalance, the two nations have a good rapport. "The relationship between the two countries is close and strong," he said. "There is a closeness, a friendship, between Australia and the United States." The United States is the second biggest investor in Australia, a nation of about 15.5 million people. "The United States isn't the clean-skinned, pure and fair trading nation they would have you believe.

F. R. Dalrymple Australian ambassador By Don Schauf Journal Times More than 50 percent of the revenues provided by Racine County hostelries to operate the Racine Area Convention and Visitors Bureau last year were generated by the Sheraton Racine, And it appears this year will be no different, "The Sheraton pays more in one month than Paul's (Motel 94) has paid since 1986," said Mount Pleasant Building Inspector John Hessenthaler. Hessenthaler was talking about room taxes 4 percent of a motel's gross receipts paid to the local municipality, which gives 85 percent of that to the convention and visitor's bureau. Terri Sdhreihart, the bureau's convention sales manager, said room tax revenues are used to finance the entire bureau budget.

Included are salaries, rental on the visitor's center and bureau publications, including its visitor's and dining guide. The bureau budget in the fiscal year that ended May 31 was $193,000, Schreihart said. In 1986, the Sheraton Racine paid $105,674,63, over half of the $190,000 generated by the nine motels required by local ordinances to pay room taxes. Burlington's two motels, the Rainbow and Beachview, are exempt from room tax. So far this year, the Sheraton has paid $29,634.88, about $4,300 more than the total of $25,365 reported by the other eight motels.

The Holiday Inn had the second highest total of room taxes paid in 1986, and is second on the list again this year. The Holiday Inn paid taxes of $38,062.12 last year, and has paid $11,105.65 this year. Sheraton manager Dennis Wolf called the room taxes "an investment in the city of Racine. agree with the need to support an entity like the visitors and convention bureau," Wolf said. "It's unjust that some properties in existence aren't delinquent in their room tax payments, according to Racine Finance Director Jerome Mailer.

The Inn on the Lake owes $29,866.26 from missed payments in 1985 and 1986. The hotel reported taxes of $27,833.50 in 1986, but made only $5,856.70 in payments, Mailer said. City accountant Delores Wiedner said the Inn on the Lake has made all of its payments since December of 1986, after management of the downtown hotel was turned over to Inn Keepers Inc, of Chicago. The Clayton House, which has recently been renamed Apple Valley Lodge, owes $14,080 from 1983, 1984, and 1986, Mailer said. Joe A.

Terrell took over management of the Clayton House in May, and said he is considering buying the motel. j-'y; It had been operated by Clayton House Motel of Racine Inc, a limited partnership in which Ali Yusaf of Oak Brook, III. is the general partner. According to Mailer, most of the Clayton House's delinquency is the result of a city audit of the operation that found the motel's management had been under reporting the taxes due. Weidner said the city's only recourse with the delinquent taxes so far has been to send the operations past due notices.

Mailer said legal action is an option. "We could bring a proceeding against them (The Clayton House) and that would shut them down," he said. The Inn on the Lake is involved in foreclosure proceedings brought by Pioneer Savings Loan Association, which last week made a $1.6 million bid for the hotel during a sheriff's auction. Weidner said because the city's room tax is very low on the list of Inn on the Lake debts, it appears unlikely Racine will receive its delinquent taxes. "I don't think we'll get it, but I'm keeping my hopes up," she said.

ernment came to power in 1983," he said, noting real wages have declined and the industrial climate has calmed. "Australia's competitiveness has slipped badly in the past 20 years. We have to repair that." It will be a difficult situation to repair, he noted, because the world's demand for commodities Australia's biggest business has declined of late. "By comparison to the other industrialized European countries, Ausiralia ranks near the bottom as far as productivity goes," he said. And while the country works hard internally to get its productivity in order, Dalrymple said he and other Australian representatives are trying to close the trade gap with the United Stales by attempting to convince members of Congress to ease some of this country's import quotas.

"Anything Johnson Wax can do with representatives from this part of the world with representatives from Congress would be very helpful," he said with a laugh. "One of the problems is Australia doesn't have any votes in any congressional district in the United States." Great Britain is the single biggest investor in the Australian economy. About 95 percent of the Australian population is British. The country exports wool (30 percent of the world output) wheat, meat, grain, cotton and minerals like bauxite, lead, zinc and iron. Medicalhospital equipment top the list of finished products exported by Australia.

Since Prime Minister Robert James Lee Hawke was elected in 1983, Dalrymple said the labor strife Australia had experienced has eased somewhat. "There has been a great deal of improvement since the present gov Domestic car sales down 11 .3 percent Business Today cent, to 28,001 from 34,467 a year ago, the No. 3 maker's light truck sales jumped 49.9 percent to 21,155 from 14,112 a year ago. Joining Ford in grabbing sales from GM was Honda Motor which sold 8,246 U.S.-made cars; Nissan Motor which sold and Toyota Motor which sold 1,198. Nissan's U.S.-made truck sales, however, plunged 20 percent to 2,327 from 2,907 a year ago.

Improvement in American Motors Jeep Corp. sales also slowed to 3.4 percent. AMC sold 4,600 of the vehicles, compared with 4,450 a year ago. AMC's car sales fell 63.3 percent to 595 from 1,620 a year ago as production of the Renault Alliance ended in Kenosha, Wis. AMC has no other U.S.-made car, but sells Renault vehicles imported from France.

Volkswagen of America Inc. sold 1,365 U.S.-made cars, 22 percent fewer than 1,749 a year ago. justed rate gives an indication of how many cars will be sold by year's end. Ford's car sales were up 14.1 percent from last year, to 68,232 from 59,785. Ford's truck sales grew even more, improving 19.5 percent to 47,863 from 40,064 a year ago and nearly matching General Motors Corp.

GM, the nation's largest automaker, lost nearly 10 percentage points in market share from last year as its car sales fell 25.3 percent. GM's truck sales fell 10.1 percent from a year ago. GM sold 111,407 cars, for 49 9 percent of the domestic market, compared with 149,086, or 59.2 percent of the market, a year ago. Ford, on the other hand, increased market share to 30.5 percent from 23.7 percent a year ago. The industry leader sold 49,248 light trucks, compared with 54,803 a year ago.

GM held 39.3 percent of the light truck market and Ford, the No. 2 automaker, held 38.2 percent. While Chrysler car sales fell 18.8 per DETROIT (AP) Car sales by domestic automakers fell 11.3 percent in mid-June from a year ago, but Ford Motor Co. and Japanese compa-! nies that build cars in the United States defied the trend. Domestic automakers sold 348,569 cars and I light trucks in the nine selling days from June 11-20, down 5.3 percent from 368,256 a year ago.

While car sales fell, truck sales were up 7.6 percent from a year ago, the automakers reported Wednesday. Domestic makers sold 223,376 U.S.-made cars and 125,193 U.S.-made trucks, compared with 251,920 cars and 116,336 trucks a year ago. Nevertheless, car sales moved at a nearly 7.4 million seasonally adjusted annual rate in the middle part of June, much higher than during the same period a month earlier, when the rate was about 6.8 million. Analysts and many industry executives have predicted 1987 car sales will be about 1 million Jower than 1986's 8.2 million. The seasonally ad 1 BILLION SUIT DISMISSED: A federal judge has dismissed a $1 billion copyright infringement lawsuit against the Walt Disney Eastman Kodak Co.

and entertainer Michael Jackson. The suit was filed a year ago by Matthew Gentry, who claimed he had come up with the original concept that eventually became the Captain Eo attraction at Disneyland in Anaheim and at Walt DisneyvWorJd in Orlando, Fla. SEARS VACUUMS RECALLED: Some 33,000 Sean canister vacuum cleaners are being recalled because of a potential wiring problem, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced Wednesday. The recall involves Sears Kenmore vacuums sold between Nov. 1, 1986 and May 1 of this year, the agency said.

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