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4 r-i. The Cedar Rapids 7B Gazette: Jose 28, 1972 Chilean Food-Supply Boards Work The boards are vigorously op-jtered signs advising customers posed by the that the local boards prices are national retailers federation, fully respected. we are nof trying to persecute them. The truth is that customers and retailers are benefiting from the boards work. Rojas said many butchers who were members of opposition parties were cooperating with the board.

We have no problems because the jap is not -y organization, he a- political Gets Animals One of these signs hangs in the butcher shop owned by Carlos Negrete in the muddy Quinta Normal section of Santiago. Things are going very well, he said. The board sees to it that I get two animals a week, in excellent condition. They also make sure the other butchers respect the prohibition on the sale of meat. Guillermo, Rojas, president of the Quinta Normal board, admitted finding a lot of resistance among the butchers when the jap was formed in the area.

Things have changed now he said. Butcher! realize that -v. No Grading in Schools Okayed At Iowa City Spadal to Tht Gozotta IOWA CITY The Iowa City school board Tuesday voted unanimously to continue use of the no grading system in district schools next fall. The board action followed presentation of a staff report which indicated that questionnaires sent to both teachers and parents showed both groups favored the system. Board President Philip Cline noted that the system has been a controversial issue in the past, but the small turnout this evening in contrast to the large number of parents who attended meetings to object in the past certainly means something.

Board member John Dane asked why one question concerning motivation had been deleted from the questionnaire, particularly seeing that it is motivation which disturbs most parents when it comes to the no grading system. Dane noted however that acceptance of the new system was up in every category of question asked. I merely want this question about motivation in the questionnaire next year. The board agreed to that. In other action, the board unanimously approved the appointment of Phillip Cartwright as new principal of Southeast junior high school at a salary of $17,905.

By Arthur Golden SANTIAGO, Chile (UPI) A newspaper advertisement showing a baited mousetrap drama-izes fears in Chile that the governments neighborhood price and supply boards are a step towards nationwide food rationing. The advertisement, placed by the rightist National party, describes the boards as a communist trap and warns: Dont commit suicide. Reject the The boards are known by the Spanish acronym, jap. They were formed on an informal basis soon after President Salvador AHende took office in November, 1970. They were legalized by executive order last April.

Food Supply Some 650 exist in Santiago and 350 elsewhere in Chile, mainly in low-income areas. Each has from' three to nine members, elected by the community. The boards role is to ensure hat retailers have an adequate food supply and that prices are reasonable. They have no enforcement or punitive power. Their only weapon under the aw is persuasion.

Chiles Marxist-led regime already controls most wholesale food distribution. The op- position believes the boards could intercede to block saler to retailers and customers who are foes of the Balk at 26-Floor Walk; Work Halts COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) Three crane operators who would rather ride than walk up 26 levels have halted all steel erection at the new state office building. They claim they are too exhausted to work after walking up to the 26th floor where the cranes are mounted. They have not worked for two weeks They used to take temporary elevators to the top, but a strike by elevator constructors closed the A contractor spokesman said ironworkers dont complain about the walk. They run up those steps two at a time, he said.

Opposition congressmen are studying possible legislation to end the boards. A butcher shop in the nearby port city of Valparaiso admitted recently that it had been selling meat for several months only to those area residents who held jap identity cards. An Embryo The government said the local board hads overstepped its authority and ordered the identity cards confiscated. Allende this month called the boards an embryo that will have to be developed. There should be a aboard in every village, in every block of every community.

The president said the jap should be the eyes and ears of the people. The boards should denounce stores and neighbors that are stockpiling and hoarding food. Allende has said several times this year that he would not hesitate to impose rationing if Chileans really had a revolutionary mentality. Sale of beef is not permitted from Friday through Sunday. Chile is critically short of hard currency.

The agriculture department estimates Chile will import $230 million in food this year. The national agricultural society says the figure will top $400 million. Most butcher shops working with the jap display hand-let- Photo Awaiting Chess Rival Self-Service Gasoline Operator Fined $100 DUBUQUE (AP) Martin C. Westerfield of Dubuque has been fined $100 in municipal court for violating state fire safety regulations by operating optional self-service pumps at his two gas stations Westerfield has operated the self-service pumps for about two weeks to test the state law prohibiting them. A hearing is scheduled in Dubuque county district court Thursday on a request by the state for an injunction to stop Westerfield from operating the pumps.

World Chess Champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union, shown here playing with his Son, Vasya, was reported In Reykjavik, Iceland, Tuesday, awaiting the arrival of U.S. Chess Champion Bobby Fischer. Their 24-game match for the world title is scheduled to start Sunday in Reykjavik. Charged in Mishap INDEPENDENCE James Peyton, 18, of Peosta was charged with failure to yield the right-of-way at an intersection after his car collieded with another driven by Leslie Fry, 49, of Independence, in front of the city hall here at 8 a.m. Wednesday.

Neither driver was hurt. Armed Forces Loan Firm Audit Reveals Irregularities of $89,000 By William Eberline DES MOINES AP) Clients of the A. C. Loan Co. of LeMars have been charged for cash advances ranging from less than $10 to more than $500 which they never received.

State Auditor Lloyd Smith said Wednesday. He said these and other irregularities totaling nearly $89,000 were disclosed in a state audit of the companys books. Smith said, however, that the company is well on the way to making refunds plus 6 percent interest to some 175 borrowers whose accounts were affected. The repayments plus interest will total in the neighborhood of $104,000, he said. Assignments of $50,000 cash and property by Robert R.

Pearson, company secretary and general manager, have, been turned over to the company and it appears they will be sufficient to liquidate all such claims so the loan companys audit wont be Impaired, the state auditor reported. It appears that the bor- rowers rights have been properly protected, Smith said. The audit report said Pearson had accepted full responsibility for the irregularities and has told the state auditors office that company President Robert B. i Mauer and Vice-President Fred K. Veal knew nothing of them.

4 The auditors the losses to borrowers at $88,971.66 plus 8 percent annual interest amounting to $15,538.29, or a total of $104,509.95. Smith said, however, that it appears likely the final total probably will vary somewhat from that figure. The irregularities came to light when the auditors started an examination of the companys books last April 24. The audit report said that Pearson during several years past 15 had added varying amounts ranging from less than $10 to more than $500 to borrowers' accounts as cash ad vance, But it said that although the sums were included in the borrowers note -to the company, they in fact -were not advanced, 13 East lowans Enlist in Army, Navy, Marines Thirteen Eastern lowans have entered the armed forces. Sen! to Ft.

Leonard Wood, for training by the army were: Robert L. Lathrop, 816 Eighteenth avenue SW; William G. Nicholson, 731 Estroy drive NE Melvin Stevens, 1526 Sixth avenue SE; Rodney D. Maker, 441 Fifth avenue SE, and Kevin T. 3041 Sixth street SW.

Enlisting in the naval reserve for two years of active duty were: David J. Rinderknecht, 2446 Mallory street SW; David Petersen, 1023 Twenty-fifth street SE; Mark A. Wilcox, 3235 Oakland road NE; Douglas A Repp, 1618 Texas avenue NE Steven H. Bowers, 3752 avenue NE, and Donald T. Jensen 1430 Eighth avenue, Marion.

Sent to the marine corps recruit depot in San Diego for training were: Lowell G. Kleinmeyer, Homestead, and Robert S. Holdew, North English. Nine Iowa national guardsmen were commissioned as second lieutenants Sunday during ceremonies at Camp Dodge. Commissioned were: Thomas Boucek, 293 Twenty-fifth avenue SW: Wilbur Mein-en, Iowa City; Jeffrey Smith, 2130 Country Club parkway ySE; Joseph E.

Spreitzer, 1050 Twixt Town road, Marion; Gary L. Steffens, Oxford Junction; Mark E. Zirelbach, Center Junction; Thomas D. Elgas, Cedar Falls; Michael A. Grund-man, Cedar Falls, and James L.

Matre, Fairbank. Radio Technician Stephen Mannen, son of Mrs. Carol Chapel, Prairie Creek trailer court, is home on leave from Vietnam for two weeks. ETN2 Kenneth L. Jordan, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Jordan, Luzerne, and husband of Lyn-ette Jordan, Anamosa, is home on leave for 20 days from the USS T. E. Chandler. Pact Is Awarded For Half of 1972 Street Project The Hiawatha city council Monday awarded a contract on half of its 1972 paving project, but rejected all bids on the REDOING, Calif.

(AP) For other portion because bids came four hours Robert D. lively credited or paid to the borrower. in approximately 50 over staff estimates. Kutchera Construction Cedar Rapids, was awarded the contract for section two of the 1972 paving project on a bid of $18,885. However, bids on section one were rejected when the low bid came in at $29,836, or $9,836 above the $20,000 estimate.

The staff estimate on section one was made in 1970. The paving was originally to be included in the 1971 paving project. However, numerous minor difficulties caused postponement of the work. 4 Inflation since the 1970 estimate has been responsible for much of the increase in price over estimate, the council was told, The city clerk was told to send letters to property owners in the area involved in the postponed project, asking them what they thought the council should do. The council will determine what course of action to take after responses from the area residents are received.

etcent I tagged the home of a former girlfriend, putting the small, stolen airplane through loops, dives and assorted aerial acrobatics, Thats it. Its all over, were the last words the 25-year-old Lively said over the airplanes radio. He died Tuesday when the plane ran out of gas and nosedived 70 feet to the ground near an abandoned landing strip. I tried to talk him down, but he wouldnt come down, said Deputy Sheriff Jon Kel-baugh, who had kept in constant touch with lively over a two-way radio. Kelbaugh said that lively, formerly of Bedding, refused to explain why he was stunt-flying over the Project City area northeast of here.

The home the former girlfriend, who had married another man, is in the area. She was identified as Billy Joyce Kissinger. However, Sgt Daon Acker said investigators found a flight plan in the wreckage which declared, Destination Project City. One way, No return. Acker said, He was advised he was running out of fuel, but he said he didnt care.

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