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PAGE TWO THE DAILY COUHEft, CONNEUSVttf, PA. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17,1574 Meditation Bureau Seen Only Cure to Inflation By LJEROY POPE UPI BMSUKSS Writer NEW YORK (UPI) The best long-term cure for inflation would be the creation of federal labor mediation department headed by a cabinet officer, says Peter J. Manno. Maano is a former commissioner of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service. He told United Press International the most important cause of inflation is the failure in American society to get labor, management and government to work together to avoid it Manno cited the Biblical parable of the workers in the vineyard, all of whom were paid equally, although some worked all day and some only an hour or two, as the kind of goodwill that is needed to achieve labor peace.

Such labor calm, he said. atmosphere and an apparatus to operate in it, he said. "When management offers a wage raise of a week and the curb inflation. He said wage-price monitoring can't do the job alone-- "it's like stuffing a turkey with hand grenades." Compulsory ar- bilration. right-to-work laws, invoking anti-trust laws against unions, government seizures of struck plants and fact-finding boards with power to recommend settlements are equally useless, he said, because they are only disguised forms of compulsory arbitration.

The real need is for a permanent mediation system that does not operate in an atmosphere of either fear or anger, Manno said. A federal mediation service elevated to a major department headed by a cabinet officer, whose personnel would have security, independence and civil service status, and a system of federal labor- management district courts could create such a tranquil bewildered and begins to take a cynical view of both sides," Manno said, everybody knows the fair bargaining area is much narrower but out of fear or anger, each side intakes an extreme stand. Manno said that under a sensible system, the federal mediation service would create an emergency mediation panel to search the facts and establish a "fair area of bargaining" within which management and labor would have to negotiate and reach an acceptable settlement As a last resort, the dispute could go to the President, who then could submit it to Congress for an emergency decision after bolding hearings. This machinery would be used only in bigger disputes. Manno feels the mere upgrading of the federal mediation sen-ice and the creation of labor-management courts would handle most wage negotiations calmly and sensibly with the threat of strikes and highly inflationary settlements minimized.

He also said a company that has 10 deal with a number of unions ought to have a way to bargain with all of them jointly. He called the present multi- union bargaining with one employer "a jungle jugular approach-- if the employes of one company have 10 unions. should the employer be led to the guillotine 10 times?" Manno was in government service during the Eisenhower, Kennedy and Johnson administrations. 7 days a week IT'S LETS GO TO VALLEY DAIRY FOR GOOD THINGS TO EAT! FAMILY RESTAURANT ICE CREAM PARLOR DELICATESSON Never a Parking Ticket at Valley Dairy--Just Plenty of Free Parking-and Good Things to Eat Retailers Witch tatvyteefSdes SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Retailers are niching to see how the public accepts baby beef that goes OD sale UBS week. The meat is cheaper, but the taste is different Baby beef is expected to retail for eight to 10 cents a pound less than mature beef because the animals not given vg feed grains.

Baby beef animals are grown on a diet of milk and grass until they reach about 400 pounds, while mature beef are fed grain in feedlots until they weigh 1,000 pounds or more. But the lack of grains in the diet reduces fat and may affect the flavor and juiciness of the meat, said Leon DUlenberg of the Bay Area Grocers' Association. "I'm sure there's nothing at all wrong with it," he said. "The taste is somewhere in its own ruche. I think we've got let people come by themselves to the taste of it." the baflt Uwfari in The Daily Courier, at Wcct Apple St.

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In front is Miss Kathy Miss Stevi Bates (top) is captain of the Frazier squad. Others I A WORD OP CAUTION IP YOU TAKE THE JOB, (YOU'LL BE WORKIM FOR A VIRAGO! virago A WCISY, DOMIMEEEIWG- WOMAM Consol Gas Head Urges Lifting Of Gas Field Prices HOUSTON, Tex. (UPI) G. J. Tankersley, president of Consolidated Natural Gas Monday urged Congress to lift the regulation of field prices on new natural gas.

Tankersley, at a Federal Energy Administration (FAA) public hearing Tiere, said evidence in favor of decontrol of field prices of new gas was "overwhelming." "It is important to note that support for decontrol does not come from one political party, from one industry, from one agency of government," he said. "Rather, support is widespread throughout the spectrum of American thought." Tankersley said natural gas was the least inflationary fuel for consumers. "The "Be at peace with one another." (Ma'k 9 Father, where there is injury, let me sow pardon N6W DOOrd sorry you never finished high school would a diploma mean JOB ADVANCEMENT COLLEGE ADMISSION NEW HORIZONS MORE PERSONAL PRIDE GED PREPARATION COURSES Coo! 0n 9 Dms.on and the Resource Center of -cS TK 5Qr GED PREPARA TION COURSES October ihe pfaces and dates of the courses are showr. below. REGISTER on Me registration at ihe sue nearesl your home or call or visit WCCC in muii te pa at time GED books will be WCCC For more information, call the Community College at Wheeling Civic Center Work Will Continue Says higher pnces necessary as an CHARLESTON, W.Va.

(UPI) incentive for developing new VICT UOVC 0000611 The West Virginia Supreme gas supplies will have a gradual A Court has turned down petition application to customers," he NOttieO InQirillQn Ul by two Wheeling residents said. "That's because essen- seeking to stop construction of a tially all the proved reserves proposed civic center. are under long term contracts The action Monday apparent- at low price levels." ly paved the way for Wheeling Tankersley said that the City Council to sell bonds for the regulated low price levels have project. greatly reduced exploration and The petition was filed on development of new supplies of behalf of James R. Kucera and natural gas.

He said federal Robert J. Haberfield. It named regulation during the past 20 all nine members of the council years has held the average as defendants. natural gas field price level so low that it equated to crude oil at a price of $1.50 per barrel. "Twenty years is a brutally long time to keep an artificial low price on a product in such high demand," he said.

Consolidated Natural Gas has its headquarters in Pittsburgh and serves nearly three million consumers in the Eastern United States. (from left) are Miss Carrie Bednar, Miss Mary Kaye Scaramucci, Miss Sharon Zubricky, co-captain, Miss Kim Lama and Miss Kim Giovannelli. The Perryopolis girls also received five blue ribbons for daily competition and one spirit ribbon. (Courier Photo) HE WAGES PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST Abie Nathan, a former Israeli Air Force pilot and cafe owner, now wages peace in the coastal waters of the Middle East. Mr.

Nathan runs the Peace Ship, a 33-year-old former Dutch freighter he bought in 1969 He had it refitted and equipped with powerful broadcasting apparatus for which he raised $250,000. Now the Peace Ship broadcasts nine hours of daily music, news and upbeat patter about peace prospects in the Middle East in English, French, Hebrew and Arabic. Why? "We want to start a genuine dialogue among the of the Middle The politicians and diplomats have all failed; now let's give the people a chance," explains the colorful Israeli Abk Nathan works for peace full time Maybe you and I can't do that. But any of us can start small by reducing the strife and discord in our own lives Each of us can "give peace a chance." God has promised His support to our efforts. I HELD OVER DYNAMIC ENTERTAINER FESS ROUNDTREE 9:30 'til 2 TRY OUR DELICIOUS FOOD SPECIALTIES Dial 897-7600 For Take-Out Orders MUSICAL OT Vi IB MJUWVfc I Route 119 North, Evgrson Exit WHITE HOUSE IB DAY B.P.0.868 ELKS "On The Diamond" Mt.

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