The Selma Times-Journal from Selma, Alabama • 8

8 THE SELMA TIMES-JOURNAL, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1981 Saturday Digest James wants 2-year budget James measure calls for such an election in the spring of 1982. If the Legislature passed a two-year budget this session. it would do so even though there is the possibility the voters might reject the constitutional amendment next year. bill, except local legislation, until the major budgets are passed. During even-year sessions, the budgets would not be considered, unless for emergency action.

It would take a constitutional amendment, ratified by the voters, to return to biennial budgeting. I. Sptltl Notice Lot F8und I AM INTERESTED in operating an insurance brokerage company. Interested companies, please dial 8757383 after 7 p.m. FOUND One male black Poodle ana one silver and black female Poodle on Christy Lane Call the City Pound 874-6511.

between 7:30 and 2:30 Monday thru Friday EOl'ND Red Irish Setter Found in TDS Trailer Park. Hwy 80 East Call 874-6031 governors House liason, Don Bryan, confirmed that such a two-year budget was being prepared. However, Mike Hogan, an aide to State Finance Director Sid McDonald, said a two-year budget was prepared for the General Fund but, as yet, not for the Education Fund. Hogan said one-year budgets are being prepared for both funds and its uncertain which approach James will take. He said it appears any two-year budget plan wouldnt be offered until later.

The governors long-stated goal is for the Legislature to return to biennial budgeting that is, enact laws every odd year to appropriate funds to run government and education until the next odd-year session. James measure would prohibit the Legislature during odd-year sessions from considering any other MIST PURSE Acroes from Selma Motel at the laundermat. Browm with brown billfold Sharon Roush identification. Reward. 872-5791.

Contains Louisana licence CORRECTION! 1S00 LOST Black Poodle with red collar Lost in the vacinity of Craig Industrial Park. Call before 12:30 at 875 3704 MIST 3 Foxhounds Male and Female Black and tan. Male spotted, reward Names on collar 874-7667. MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) Gov.

Fob James, with little advance notice, has made plans to ask the 1981 Legislature to pass budgets for the next two fiscal years, rather than the single 1982 fiscal year, aides said Friday. But it remains uncertain if James will actually introduce the two-year budget proposal during the opening weeks of the session, hold it back till later, or shelve it altogether. James has said in recent weeks he wants the Legislature to pass a proposed constitutional amendment putting the major budgets on a two-year schedule. But not even in his Tuesday night address to the Legislature did he hint that he wants two-year budgeting to begin this session. The first official sign that James is making plans for a two-year budget came two days after the speech, when he released printed copies of his legislative package.

Entilted Administrations 1961 Legislative Program, it includes a line saying flatly that we will ask the legislature to pass a two-year budget for the period of October 1, 1981 through September 30, 1983. The line caught some aides by surprise. Assistant Press Secretary Winston Leavell said Friday he didnt know a two-year budget was being considered. Later he said the Geter, whose body was found Thursday in a wooded area. Many of the other children died of strangulation or asphyxiation.

Senate roll call listed WASHINGTON (API Here is the Southern portion of the 73-18 roll call by which the Senate voted Friday to increase the federal debt limit to $985 billion, approving the House-passed bill and sending it to President Reagan who requested the $50 billion boost in the debt ceiling. Those listed here as voting for the legislation supported the increase. Those listed here as voting against" the legislation opposed the increase. Senators who are not listed here did not vote. Democrats for included Chiles, Hollings, S.C.; Johnston, Long, Stennis, Miss.

Republicans for included Baker, Cochran, Depton, Hawkins, Helms, N.C.; Thurmond, S.C. Democrats against included Heflin, Nunn, Sasser, Tenn. Republicans against included East, N.C.; Mattingly, Ga. Nuclear damage suit filed MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) An attorney says a $200 million damage suit involving radioactive wastes could be the largest personal injury suit ever filed in the United States.

A former New York resident who now lives in southeast Alabama, Gilbert Larry Font of Hartford, charges that a nuclear service company and various government agencies were negligent in allowing him to be exposed to-radioactive waste in 1969. Font said in the action, filed in federal court on Thursday, that the exposure caused him to develop cancer of the colon and led to surgery to remove a malignant tumor. USWorld Jury convicts three MIAMI (AP) A bi-racial jury convicted three young blacks of secondhand third-degree murder Friday evening in the beating deaths of three whites during last May's riots. A fourth defendant was acquitted. All four defendants had been charged with first-degree murder, but the 12-member jury, after four long days of deliberations, convicted Samuel Light-sey, 17, of second-degree murder and brothers Lawrence Capers, 25, and Leonard Capers, 21; of third-degree murder.

Patrick Moore, 17, was acquitted in the May 17, 1980, mob attack of Benny Higdon, 21, and Robert Owens and Charles Barreca, both 15. The three were dragged from their car in Liberty City as they drove home from a fishing trip. Atlanta requests aid ATLANTA (AP) The 15th black child to be slain in the Atlanta area during the past H4 years died of strangulation, an autopsy showed Friday. A civil rights leader, meanwhile, asked Vice President George Bush to declare the city eligible for federal disaster funds. As surely as if a flood, hurricane or tornado had struck our community, a sick and human volcano has erupted, whose murderous lava is consuming our precious future, Dr.

Joseph Lowery, president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, said in a telegram to Bush, who has said he would handle personally the federal governments assistance in the cases. The Fultcn County medical examiners office ruled strangulation was the cause of the death of 14-year-old Lubie Chuck FOUND pair of light blue contact lens Friday afternoon on Water Avenue Call Monroeville. 743-3332 after 4 p.m. EOl'ND small white female Terrier at 231 Lamar Avenue Owner can claim by calling 872-5583. WINNER! The Selmo-Times Journal regrets having reported Mr.

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Walker also concluded that the amount of time devoted to household chores has not changed substantially in recent years. One type of work has simply been replaced by another. Many labor-saving devices lighten the work load, but they require time for service, maintenance and repair, Gauger and Ms. Walker said. Gauger and Ms.

Walker said that wives who work outside the home generally spend about two hours less a day on household chores than their non-working counterparts. But the researchers said that, in general, the figures do not show that husbands increase their work contribution if their wives are employed. Gauger and Ms. Walker found that in a family of four with two children, the youngest of whom was between 12 and 17, a non-employed wife contributed $10,000 worth of household work a year. Her husband contributed $2,200 worth and each teen-ager contributed $1,100.

The total value of contributions was $14,400. In a similar family where the wife held an outside job, she contributed only $6,300 worth of household work a year almost 40 percent less than her ncr. employed counterpart The contributions of her husband and children, however, were about the same as in the family where the wife worked. The Cornell study, The Dollar Value of HousfhcM Work," includes cherts and oa luirll ow fifcu ou. tLrh own housework patterns.

Copies, at $1 each, including postage, are available from: Cornell Distribution Center AP, 7 Research Park, Ithaca, N.Y., 14850. Ask for publication IB60. EXPERIENCED LPN OK R.V-Expen unce preferred Doctors office Reply to Box H-341 care of the Selma Times Journal By LOUISE COOK Associated Press Writer A new study conturos what many married women have claimed and complained about for years: They dont get enough help from their husbands with the housework; The study, by two Cornell University researchers, shows that the value of everyday chores like cooking, cleaning and mending adds up to over $10,000 a year for a family of four. And the researchers say that women do most of the work even if they have outside jobs. While one social convention that against mothers working has broken down, another social convuntion one that labels most household tasks women's work lea ves her with a disproportionate share of the household tasks, said William H.

Gauger and Kathryn Walker. Gauger and Ms. Walker studied the amount of time spent by different members of the family on housework and calculated what it was worth. The study was based on a random sample of almost 1,400 families and on 1979 wage rates for a variety of jobs. What is most dearly seen, lire two concluded, is that the wife contributes the giant share of household work, both in time and dollars This is true whether or not she is lie sliijj SiiSWeu till.

Ill Hi ill family did the average time contributed by lus band, teenager or younger child go over three hours a day. On the other hand, in no instance did the wifes average time drop below four hours a day. Reduces days to 12 PART-TIME TELEPHONE WOKK-No typing Excellent pay May be done in home Hours 5 30 7 30 Call Mr Wheeler between 8-10 a 874-6681. Ext 5 R.N.S InxiRcdtate opening for staff rith growing home health agency Monday through Friday with oc cassional call Excellent hours, benefits, and salary Opportunity for advancement Full time or part time Call 874 7486 for interview Equal Opportunity Employer SJSjSgJ 70 I tronrtM0' I AM A MALE. 25 years old I need a Job as a carpenter or drive a truck Call 875-7064 I AM AN EXPERIENC ED NURSE AIDE and would like a full time position For more information call 875 2407 I WANT TO SIT WITH T1IE ELDERLY (ALLST2-III James proposes holiday for Dr.

Kings birthday I AM A NURSES AID and have 9 years experience I would like a full lime position as a nurses aid For information come by 1808 Summerfiekl Rod or call V71-6Q6 04rf Hlw ZZ3 I fH ST. Saturday, la Baby items odds and ends Cancelled if ram 1513 M.II ORKVII.LK ROAD Saturday. 7am Feb 7 Lumber kitchen items, healers, cloths and much 121 GROVE LANE Saturday la m. Three families Furniture clothes, rrnec Cancelled if rain 131 VAUGHAN MEMORIAL DRIVE Saturday Prb 7 1 oo i oo Clothe, 'all uam. ihoaa ton erramin tou man Cancelled rain YARD SALES! Each and every week, nghi here in the Classified column Just come by ur of flee to place Vour al at Ittl Water A la place yeur ad MONTGOMERY, Ala.

(AP) Gov. Fob James is proposing legislation to reduce the 16 state holidays to 12, but his plan would give state workers the choice of taking off on Martin Luther King's birthday. The state has never observed the Jan. 15 birthday of the slain civil rights leader, and bills to mqke his birthday a state holiday have failed to pass the Alabama Legislature. James, in his thick legislative program distributed to legislators, said state law requires 13 holidays and governors traditionally have given state employees an extra day at Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year's The three extra days are proper, James said, because many private businesses give them.

But other state holidays, don't coincide with holidays in the private sector, he said It is wrong for state employees to receive percent more holidays than the average ettoen, especially if all other elements of employee compensation are competitive to the private sector, he said. in James' legislation, he proposes combining the statu holidays for the birthdays of Jefferson Davte, Thomas Jefferson, Robert Udisce Rpnpnes tel called "Honoree's It would be observed the fourth Monday in February. Confederate Memorial Day. Madris Gras and Columbus Day would be dropped, but National Memorial Day would be added the last Monday in May, he said. State employees would get one day each year to observe or celebrate any recognized holiday, observance or birthday not generally declared a state holiday," James proposal says.

The one day. known as employee's optional holiday," would include, but not be limited to, Martin Luther King's birthday, the birthday of any president, governor, or other statesman, Mardi Gras, or Confederate Memorial Day, the proposal says. Since the number of state employees observing the optional holiday would be few on any particular day. it would not require state offices to close, except in Mobile County on Mardi Gras, James said. The holiday schedule, if approved by the I legislature, would take effect Oct 1.

The 12 holidays would be two days at New Year's. Honoree's Day, onplavws optional holiday. Memorial Day, Independence Day, labor Day, Veteran's Day, two days at Ttwnksgrrtng. and two days at Christmas Hi TBK tawvtljt UM, car ada. hmmr a tabfca d4 kaaainaH WSLA JUST CALL S7S-SUS Lm and.