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HlbanjjDcmocrat-ficralD Friday, June 30, 1972, Page 11 I BUSINESS 0f. Pilots' strike halts Northwest Airlines MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. (AP) Northwest Airlines pilots went on strike early today in a contract dispute, halting service by the nation's seventh largest air carrier at the beginning Of the July 4 holiday weekend. A pilot spokesman estimated some 50,000 to 60,000 passengers would be affected immediately. The pilots set up pickets at the Seattle and Minneapolis-St.

Paul airports. Secretary of Labor James Hodgson had urged the pilots and airline Thursday night to continue operation for at least 10 days while negotiations were resumed. But the pilots "respectfully declined" to comply. Northwest President Donald Nyrop had wired Hodgson that the airline was willing to go along with the request. He refused to comment on the pilots' refusal later to call off the strike.

Negotiations, which had been broken off at midnight Wednesday, resumed Thursday night, but were adjourned an hour and a half later. No further negotiations were scheduled. Robert Rezanka of the pilots association said in a statement the decision to strike was reaffirmed after the negotiation session adjourned "with no progress whatever to report." The pilots' contract with Northwest expired June 30, 1971. Negotiations have been under way for 16 months. Ford calls back four-million cars in biggest safety recall campaign Fischer faces bar if he skips chess opener AMSTERDAM (AP) The president of the World Chess Federation has threatened American champion Bobby Fischer with blacklisting following reports he is holding out for a cut of the gate receipts from his World Series with Boris Spassky of Russia.

Dr. Max Euwe, the world federation president and veteran Dutch grandmaster, said Thursday night that if the 29-year-old American fails to appear Sunday for the start of the world chess championship in Reykjavik, Iceland, he stands to lose his rights to play for the world title "not only this time but perhaps forever." Fischer was seen Thursday night at New York's Kennedy airport, but Icelandic Airlines said he did not board its flight to Reykjavik. When newsmen tried to question him, his bodyguards fended them off. The next flight from New York to Iceland is tonight. But Fischer in the past has refused to fly on the Jewish Sabbath, between sundown Friday and sundown Saturday.

Here's your uninvited picnic guest Recognize this fellow? He's a member of the family hymenoptera the common garden-variety ant. Scientists at the Argonne National Laboratory near Chicago, 111. used a scanning-electron microscope to make this 37-times-larger-than-life picture of the ant. (UPITelephoto) Columbia Corp 8 Condominium NW 3H 4 Dant Russell 8V 8 Data Systems 2 IV, Discount Fabrics 12V4 13 Edwards Ind 11 12 Fabric Wholesalers 8 6 Foamat Foods i 2 Hyster 51 52.4 Information Scl 1, 2 IntI Recreation 7H I Jonhop jv4 Longview Fibre 100 103 Loom is 13 Meyer, Fed Inc. 22 22'4 Millers InU 4 5 Moore Clear it Morrison-Knudson mt 20V4 Nordstrom Best 33 334 Olympia Brew 221 23 Oregon Fnt Dry 6 7V4 Ore.

Metallurgical 2' i Ore. Port. Cement 13' 14 Pacific Gamble 32 33'i Pakwell 25Vi 26 Pay Save 2m 22 Pope Talbot 17'4 18 Precision Cast 10 Rem Metals 44 4 Reser's Fine Foods 5 614 Smokecraft 2(4 2Mi Transpacific 10 10 Wagner Mining 8'4 8 Weisfields 15' 164 Willamette Ind -214 22 Zirconium Tech Mi 'A BANKS-FINANCIAL Equitable Savings 284 28xd First Natl of Ore 251 26V4 Granning Treece 1U4 12V Grt. West NaU Bnk 8V4 9 Marine Bancorp 22 23 Orbanco 24 2S4 SeatUe First Natl 54v 55 Security Bank 9V 10 U.S. Bancorp 43V, 43 INSURANCE Amer Guaranty 84 9 Nationwide Corp 12V4 12 Safeco 494 50 UTILITIES Calif Pacific 21tt 21 Cascade Nat Gas 11H 11 NW Nat Gas 10 10 Telephone Util 11 12 LOCAL MUTUAL FUNDS Columbia Fund 17.41 LESS ACTIVE STOCKS (FRIDAYS) Oregon National .35 .50 Pixieland .30 .50 Intern'l King Table 7 7Mi Breakage prevents tne user from clicking the harness into a locked position, but the company said Thursday that no reports have been received of injuries because of this problem.

The campaign covers all the company 1970 and 1971 model passenger cars except convertibles and 1970 Mavericks. To correct the problem, Ford and Lincoln-Mercury dealers will replace each plastic front seat shoulder belt gromment with sheep bill despite claims of coyote House barbecues WASHINGTON (AP) A sheep bill, sheared by ridicule, has been barbecued by the House despite claims that coyotes are feasting on helpless DETROIT (AP) Ford Motor in its biggest safety recall campaign to date, has called back 4.04 million vehicles to replace two shoulder belt grommets that cost only pennies apiece. According to P.E. Benton Ford's customer service division general manager, a small percentage of the grommets, which fit on the stud that attaches the shoulder harness to the lap belt, have broken with repeated usage. Hlbany 2cmocrat-fcralD gressmen refused to even consider the measure under usual conditions.

The House in effect kilieu trie NEW YORK (AP)- The stock market clung to small gains today after six straight sessions of declines. Trading was moderate. The noon Dow Jones average of 30 industrial stocks was ahead 3.76 at 930.01. Mutual NEW YORK (AP) The following quotations, supplied by the National Association of Security Dealers, are the prices at which these securities could have been sold (bid) or bought Thursday. Bid Asked Admiralty Gr.

6 58 7.21 Admiralty Inc. 4.38 4.80 Admiralty Ins. 10.96 12.01 American Express Group Income i 9.17 10.01 Invest 8.78 9.60 Bullock 15.71 17.21 Chemical Fund 10.75 11.75 Colonial Equity 4.56 4.98 Colonial Fund 11.05 12.08 Comp BO 8.84 9 61 Camp FD 9 24 10.04 Dreyfus 12.78 14.01 Equity Fund 9.25 10 11 Fairfield 11.78 12 87 Fidelity Capital 13.13 14.35 Fidelity Group Puritan Fund 10.47 11.44 Salem Fund 5 87 6 42 Fidelity Trend 27.73 30.31 General Securities 8 59 N.L. Group Sec Com 12.06 13.19 Hamilton HFI 4.61 5.04 Investors' Group Mutual 10.50 11.42 Stock 21.15 22 98 Selective 9.57 10.29 Variable 9.18 9 98 Keystone S-3 9.53 10.45 Keystone S-4 6.84 7.50 Keystone B-4 9.12 9 99 Lord Abbett Affiliated6 89 7.45 Manhattan 5.44 5.95 Mass Growth 14.79 16.16 Mass Tr 12.62 13.79 Mut Omaha 6.43 6.99 Natl Sec Dlv 4.19 4.58 Natl Sec Growth 9.90 10.82 Natl Sec Stock 7.64 8.35 Putnam Equity 11.32 12.37 Putnam Inv 10.67 11.66 Putnam Growth 12.54 13.78 Putnam Vista 12.56 13.73 Security Eq 4.48 4.91 Selected Amer Shares9 93 10.86 Selected Spec Sh 16.95 18 53 Shareholders Group ENTP 7.14 7.80 United Funds Accumulative 8.13 8 91 Value Line Inc. 4.95 5.42 Value Line Special Situations 5.52 6.05 Wellington 11.75 1285 Whitehall 15.09 16.49 Winfield 4.87 5.32 Overcounter PORTLAND, Ore.

(AP) -National Association of Security Dealer quotations at noon Friday. They do not include retail markup, markdown or commissions. INDUSTRIALS BID ASKED Albany Fn Foods 4 Bazar 74 Bio Pure 1 l'( Bohemia Lmbr 18s 19' Brooks Scanlon I6'i Cascade Corp 9 9'j Income from rich to poor What does McGovern redistribution mean EATHER i feasts on lambs bill on predator indemnities by rejecting 260-103 the Rules Committee's recommendation to consider each piece of legislation separately on the floor. Albany's forecast By the Associated Press Albany, Corvallis and vicinityFair through Saturday with highs from 85-90 and a low tonight of 50-55. Albany temperatures 24 hours to7 a.m.

today High Thursday 81 Low this morning 53 Rain last 24 hours None Tntnl rain vr tlnihaa la 17 Willamette River .4.83 sunset tonight 9:01 p.m. Sunrise Saturday 5:31 a.m. Oregon temperatures 24 hours ending at 5 a.m. today 30i4 lll wl Alllli IOKK ASI i I I a trx I OR Ntl I Si vT-ti) -i (Last of five-part series) If Sen. George McGovern were to become president of the United States and if he then could put into effect policies he consistently and persistently has favored, what might it mean to you? You, as a middle-income taxpayer in a brutal tax and cost-of-living squeeze? As a family close to, at or below the poverty line? As a homeowner virtually crushed by soaring property taxes? Answer: Higher taxes and not much, if any, cost-of-living relief for you, the middle-income family.

Lower taxes or elimination of taxes for you, the family in the bottom ranges. Substantial relief from property taxes for you, the homeowner. It is this final column of my five-part series on McGovern's economic policies that I am tackling his most controversial of all proposals: A plan, for redistribution of income from the rich to the NYC again ups prime lend rate NEW YORK (AP) First National City Bank, which led the nation's banks last week in raising its prime lending rate to 5V4 per cent, said today it would boost the rate to 5 per cent starting Monday. The prime rate is the interest banks charge on short-term loans to business It has been predicted by some bankers that the rate may hit 6 per cent before the end of the year, but the increase may not spread to charges on smaller consumer loans. The rate had been at 5 per cent since April at most commercial banks, but an increase had been expected as improving business conditions pushed up demand for credit.

ou. -0 77 can be dug out of this proposal for a income guarantee. family close to the poverty line, program must mean the all your tax liabilities and an in your relative status. of four earning $12,000 to, say, grant program must mean at least a in your taxes. For, I repeat, the the grant would be in addition to earnings and you're at the income you owe taxes.

McGovern told the that, if the grant were $1,000, taxes on a family in this bracket might be $50 a year. earning $20,000 to $25,000 and upper middle the redistribution mean it's wealth that is being A huge portion of the money could nowhere else but you, and the higher the bigger the bite on you. grant in McGovern's $1,000 range would come to more than $200 -billion homeowner, you could expect sharply taxes. McGovern would give at additional taxes he takes from estates and individuals to the for property tax reductions. taxes, he estimates, would be one-third.

He also figures that, if category, you probably and lower property taxes' offset your higher income taxes. would help you, too, by having the assume at least one-third of public education and by giving the to turn to progressive income property taxes. Americans, yearning for some escape ever-rising cost of living you may from McGovern. McGovern not a pretense of concentrating on inflation outside of calling for end to the war and a slash in spending. He is not concerned about via cutting the federal budget McGovern is, as you read in Monday's thinking in terms of "inflation rather than "inflation prevention" McGovern gets the nomination in he'll have the whole campaign to clarify and add to the points in This analysis, though, I trust will with a basic understanding and New York finals (Thursday) WWW I I ft jf4 I i1 All AMU CI mI Nfl lambs.

In fact, the Agriculture Committee's bill was so unpopular with the rest of the House Thursday night that the con By SYLVIA PORTER Ftnaiclal columnist He married Frieda M. Mostert Nov. 14, 1931 in Portland. She survives. The couple made their home in Portland for many years, where he was employed by a paint company for several years.

They moved to Sweet Home in 1947, where they had lived since. He worked at Santiam Lumber Co. for over 18 years prior to his retirement in 1965. He was a past member of the BPOE Lodge No. 1972 in Sweet Home and Lumber and Sawmill Workers local No.

2791. In addition ot his widow survivors include two daughters, Mrs. Irene Barnes of McKinleyville, Calif, and Mrs. Shirley Trent of Sweet Home; five sons, Dan of Ox-nard, Buck of Her-miston, Louis with the U.S. Navy aboard the USS Kitty Hawk and also of Tillamook, nevertheless minimum As a McGovern's elimination of improvement As a family $20,000, this modest increase key point is that your other level where joint subcommittee the increase in As a family up middle to of wealth would redistributed.

come from your earnings, Mind you, a to each of us a year! As a lower property least half the corporations, states to earmark Your property reduced by you're in the are a homeowner would help McGovern federal government the cost of states incentives instead of As all from an expect nothing even is making efforts to control an immediate military curbing inflation column, insurance" a vital distinction. Assuming Miami Beach, in which these columns. help you start clear perspective. neoprene ring retainers. Wallace to attend Democrat conclave SILVER SPRING, Md.

(AP) Gov. George Wallace will leave Holy Cross Hospital next Friday to go to the Democratic National Convention in Miami Beach with a waystop at Montgomery, his press secretary said today. Wallace, who has been re ceiving physical therapy in the hope that he will regain use of his legs, will fly in an Air Force ambulance plane provided by President Nixon. At Montgomery's Municipal Airport, Dannley Field, the Albania governor will make a short speech from a platform set up beside the plane, his press secretary Billy Joe Camp said. Mid-valley fire, ambulance runs (fromSa.m.

Thursday toSa.m. today) ALBANY AMBULANCE 5:51 p.m. Thursday 2300 E. Front Ave. to Albany General Hospital, one person, injured in traffic.

One unit in service 33 minutes. 7:55 p.m. Thursday Ninth Avenue and Hill Street to Albany General Hospital, one person, injured in traffic. One unit in service 20 minutes. LEBANON FIRES 12 41 m.

Thursday Grass fire, near railroad tracks south of Russell Drive. No damage reported. Two units in service 1 hour. 2:48 p.m. Thursday Hay fire, Robert Cox residence, Rt.

2 Box 497, minor damage reported. Three units in service 44 minutes. 4:50 p.m. Thursday-Oven fire, Virgil Hodges residence, 750 Ralston Drive, minor damage reported. One unit in service 19 minutes.

8:18 p.m. Thursday-Brush fire, one-half miie west of Highway 20 at Waterloo junction. No damage reported. One unit in service 52 minutes. LEBANON AMBULANCE 11:41 p.m.

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Ji-n poor. It is in reading this final report, too, that you must take into consideration the extent to which the South Dakota senator is compromising, backtracking, showing how accommodative he can be and how intensely practical he is about 1972's presidential politics. Under the senator's redistribution-of-the-wealth plan, every one of us man, woman and child would receive an annual grant from the federal government, regardless of our income or assets. In each case the grant would be in addition to and on top of our other earnings. I deliberately am shrugging off the grant McGovern has mentioned most often: $1,000 a year.

For McGovern told a Joint Economic subcommittee only a week ago that he didn't want to be wedded to the $1,000 figure. "It might be $900 or $1,007.64." And even more to the point, he has become so accommodative that he says he won't use any hard-dollar totals unless and until he becomes president. The "present proposal is not designed for immediate legislative action. "Instead, it represents a pledge that, if elected, I would prepare a detailed plan and submit it to the Congress." Against the background of those remarks, continuing to use outdated statistics would be even more of a disservice to you than to the senator. But significant implications to you Mostly fair skies should prevail over the Pacific Northwest tonight.

Showers are likely to continue in the Northeast, while showers also are indicated for sections of the northern Plains, upper Rockies and northern Florida. (UPI Telephoto) The weather elsewhere High Low Pre. 68 88 46 65 48 91 55 84 53 89 62 90 62 95 55 65 43 64 50 93 61 80 56 91 45 82 48 91 61 Astoria Baker Brookings Bums Eugene Klamath Falls Lakeview Medford Newport North Bend Pendleton Portland Redmond Salem The Dalles Oregon Coast Fair through Saturday with morning fog. Tides at Newport Saturday HIGHS 3:38 a.m. 7 3 ft.

5:02 p.m. 7.2 ft. 10:17 a.m. ft. 10:48 p.m.

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Lucy Groat Lucy I. Groat, 55, 1423 E. 34th died early today at Albany Genral Hospital. Funeral is penidng at Fisher Funeral Home. She was a emolove in the circulation department of the Albany Democrat-Herald.

Rosella Hyde Funeral for Rosella R. Hyde, 104 5353 S. Columbus who died Tuesday at the Albany Mennonite Home for the Aged, will be 2:30 p.m. Monday at Heider's Albany Funeral Home with the Rev. Wilbur Nofziger officiating.

Interment follows at Riverside Cemetery. Josephine Reed LEBANON Josephine Reed, 60, 537 Morton died early today at Lebanon Community Hospital after a short illness. Funeral is pending at Huston Funeral Home. Harry Scott SWEET HOME-Funeral for Harry I. Scott, 77, 6005 River Road, died Tuesday at Lebanon Community Hospital, will be 1 p.m.

Saturday at Tracewell Funeral Home with Elder Cleo Thompson officiating. Burial follows in Gilliland Cemetery. He was born May 20, 1895 in Benson, Minn. At a young age he moved to Rainier, where he was reared and attended schools. He was employed in the logging industry in Rainier and Vernonia for many years.

Aid-valley auto accidents (from 8a m. Thursday to8 a today) LINN COUNTY SHERIFF 7:10 p.m. Wednesday (late report) Rock Hill Road, one-and-a-half miles south of Lebanon. Driver: Kirk Evan Crewshaw, 14, Rt. 13 Box 582, Lebanon.

Charges: No operator's license and failure to maintain reasonable control of a motor vehicle SH EET HOME POLICE 7:35 p.m. Thursday-Westwood Lane and Nandina Street. Drivers: David Miner, 22, 2019 Long and Richard Bunting, 24, 103 10th Ave. Injuries: Miner and passenger, Walley Kruesi, 22, Rt. 2 Box 385.

taken to Lebanon Community Hospital. Charge: Miner with driving while license suspended. I i i.