Detroit Free Press from Detroit, Michigan • Page 1

TjL TTaI I 11 ii ht 11 (in V. mm I UkaaJI V-f WU WUUUMW See Page 1C. decreasing cloudiness high 43, low 27 Mostly fair Sunday Details on Page 15C Saturday metro final Volume 151, Number 208 Saturday, November 28, 1981 1 98 1, 0noii Fr fan. Inc. Jfee Mum Tigers Trade Kemp to CMsox Detroit will get slugger Lemon mww'UPMMK iw mini mnumwi 4 a CP, Organize fast food ivorlicrs? I By JOE LAPOINTE Free Press Sports Writer The Tigers traded Steve Kemp to the Chicago White Sox Friday for Chet Lemon in the Detroit baseball club's biggest deal since its trade of Ron LeFlore to Montreal two years ago.

Kemp, considered one of Detroit's most valuable players, could become a free agent after next season. A left-handed hitting left fielder with a .284 career average, Kemp has won two salary arbitration cases with the Tigers the last one for $600,000 for the 1981 season. Currently without a contract, he will be eligible for arbitration again in the spring if he is not signed by Chicago. it 2i J- Lane Kirkland Lane Kirkland is the president of the AFL-CIO. In addition to the traditional problems labor faces, he feels he is up against an unresponsive White House and a faltering economy which has forced unions to make some unprecedented concessions to management By WILLIAM SERRIN New York Times 0W Steve Kemp, above, is out of the Tiger lineup and Chet Lemon, below, is in After two years In office, what do for the 1 982 season.

you think you have accomplished? A I think we've carried on and responded to circumstances as well as AP Pholo The president helps Nancy Reagan down from her horse after a ride on their California ranch. HE REPORTEDLY turned down a Tiger offer of $750,000 for next year, a figure denied by both Kemp and his agent, Dick Moss. "I'd definitely say money was the problem," Kemp said from his California home Friday. The whole thing stemmed from money. I think they (the Tigers) were doing what was best for their team." Lemon, a right-handed hitting center fielder with a .288 career average, also will be eligible for free agency after next season.

But, unlike Kemp, he is signed for 1982 for a sort of Roughing -it Reagahs keep the Calif, ranch fires burning reported $200,000. "I talked to Chet, and he said he was tickled and he hopes he is the player to put us Perjury over the top," Tiger general manager Jim Campbell said We were practically cer by Abscam time they go horseback riding on some of the 12 miles of trails that lace their 688-acre ranch, and each time Reagan ventures out to chop wood and clear brush, the White House press office puts out an announcement about it. The other change is that occasionally, when Reagan is doing his chores or riding, a Secret Service man's walkie-talkie crackles with a message that there is an important telephone call back at the house. The Reagans have been out West since Monday, spending a Thanksgiving week at Rancho del Cielo, Spanish for Ranch in the Sky. The ranch is high in the California chaparral, which is the name given to the mountainous stretches of dried grass, scrub brush and occasional stands of live oaks throughout the middle part of the state.

It is reached by a narrow road that winds north from the See RANCH, Page 11A By STEVEN R. WEISMAN New York Time SANTA BARBARA, Calif. When dawn breaks in the mountains here, the embers are barely smoldering in the two fireplaces in Ronald Reagan's five-room, 100-year-old adobe ranch house. At this time of year, the first order of the day for the president of the United States is not to read his national security briefing or to meet with his top aides. It is to get the fires burning again, because his house is cold.

"You'd be surprised, even in California we're up at 2,400 feet how many days there can be where you have to keep the fireplaces going all day," Reagan said in an interview. "And a cord of wood goes awfully fast when you do that." FOR REAGAN and his wife, Nancy, the routine of holidays here has not changed much in the last year, except that each tain we weren't going to be able to sign Steve, so we just wanted to get a player, and it See KEMP, Page 11A witnesses is charged From AP and UPI Soundoff asks how you feel about trade. Page 3A. Sparky Anderson happy with trade. Page 1C.

WASHINGTON Attor neys for Sen. Harrison Williams Jr. have discovered new evidence there was "massive perjury by witnesses" in his A big threat and other Abscam cases, a spokesman for Williams said Polish leader asks strike ban Friday. or just a Meanwhile, the attorneys were refused a court order to we could. And the circumstances were unwarranted division of the labor move-.

ment, which I attempted to overcome. We've been successful to a degree. I didn't expect that it would be easy. I think the return of the United Auto Workers is a major step forward. What Is ahead? A Exploring how to catch up with the trend of technological development.

It's not easy for a person in my generation. But I am aware that a revolution is going on, and however limited my understanding and perception of It is, it seems clear to me that it offers some opportunities that have heretofore not existed. It's clear to me that for some years probably more so in the future this box (television) is going to dominate American life; it's where people get their Information, or what they think is information; that's, where they form their Impressions We've been shut out of that medium. Are the great victories of your movement behind you? Sometimes you see these numbers where 60 percent of Americans work, for example, for companies with less than 50 people. How do you organize that kind of thing? A We've been in a phase where the only thing growing, the only growing source of employment, is public state and local and this broad thing called "services." That, coupled with what can only be described as a revolution in the makeup of the work force, the entry of married women into the work force the relative decline of blue-collar employment and the rise of white-collar employment, all areas that have not been traditional trade union environment where you don't join as a matter of course to go into that trade, as you would if you went to sea or if you went into a steel mill.

What other areas of employment have grown? A Much of the new growth has been in part-time employment And part-time employes are inherently difficult not impossible to organize. A growth 1 industry in production has been the production of hamburgers and milkshakes the fast-food chains. I saw a figure somewhere that McDonald's has more employes than United States Steel. And all of those are high-turnover, minimum-wage Jobs. Strung out along I-95, 1-85, 1-40.

Let's assume they were a worthy target for organizing; I wish someone would kindly tell me how. What about the Idea of worker control? A I must say it has limitations. If, by that, is meant representation on boards of directors I Just don't believe that boards of directors and corporations are all that significant. I think most companies are management-controlled. The woods are full of professional board-of-directors sitters, usually people who retire and then pad out their Income by serving on this board, that board or the other board, for a stipend and Infrequent work.

block the scheduled Dec. 3 Senate big nothing? UPI, AP and London Dally Telegraph WARSAW Poland's Communist government said Friday it would ask parliament to pass a law banning walkouts, the government news agency Interpress reported. Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski, the party leader, told a session of the debate on whether Williams, should be ex- By BRIAN FLANIGAN and PAT CHARGOT Free Press Staff Writers Although State Department officials kin have beefed up security for U.S. officials because Libyan assassination teams have conduct in me Aoscam Williams case.

reportedly been dispatched to America, federal law-enforcement sources in Detroit believe it's much ado about nothing. In fact, Detroit officials are'either re Williams press secretary, Walter Gold, said the senator's party 200-member Central Committee he was ordering authorities to draft such a law, Interpress said. Jaruzelski's speech was not immediately made public, though highlights were summarized by Interpress and Polish television. At the same time, Poland's Roman Catholic Church warned that the nation faced "fratricidal struggle" and appealed for unity and reconciliation to prepare for lawyers were confident that j.i mH if the new evidence which did not figure in the petition to the fusing comment about the news reports or denying that there have been orders for stepped-up security at border crossings. "We have not stepped up operations," AP sketch court could "blow the case wide open." said Michael Mack, director of inspection and control for the U.S.

Customs Service another visit next year by Polish-born Ran Jnni7inki THE ABSCAM Investiga office in Detroit. tion led to the convictions of Spokesmen for the Detroit offices of the seven members of Congress on Secret Service, the FBI and the Immigra bribery and conspiracy Pope John Paul II. who is also prime minister and defense minister, has been pressing for a strike ban since February. Parliament has appealed strongly for an end to strikes but has resisted outlawing them because of the confrontation such a move would create with the 9 "million-member Solidarity. ON FRIDAY, Marian Wozniak, a member of the party See POLAND, Page 11A charges.

David Dir, one of the attor tion and Naturalization Service refused to comment about reports of Libyan "hit teams" infiltrating the country through the Detroit area. neys, said Senate Majority Leader Howard Baker had been told of the new evidence. BUT RICHARD LUND, an Immigration Dir said he understood Baker had talked with other senators This sketch of a sculpture depicts two faces one of a smiling man, left; the other of a carnivore cat. Oldest shrine is found in Spain WASHINGTON (AP) Scientists say they have unearthed mankind's oldest known religious shrine a cave sanctuary containing an altar-like slab and an unusual, half-animal stone head sculpted 14,000 years ago. The well-preserved sanctuary, built in a cave by Stone Age men In what is now northern Spain, also contained weapons, household tools and animal relics, the scientists reported Friday.

Drs. Leslie Freeman and Richard Klein, University of Chicago anthropologists, discovered the shrine at the El Juyo Cave archeological site near the city of Santander. FREEMAN SAID in a phone interview that the See SHRINE, Page 11 A official in Port Huron, where the Blue Water Bridge is a crossing point from Canada, said Friday that he had been and that the Senate leadership alerted to possible border crossings by Libyan terrorists. Lund refused to elabo rate on that statement and declined to say which officials provided the information. Friday morning, U.S.

Justice Depart insido today ANN LANDERS 78 FEATURE PAGE 7B BRIDGE 13C MOVIE GUIDE 14-1 SC BUSINESS NEWS 4JIB REAL ESTATE 1-3B CABLE TV 8B STOCK MARKETS 4-6B CLASSIFIED GOLD ADS 9-12C TELEVISION BB COMICS 13-1 5C sv CROSSWORD PUZZLE 13C HOllTk, DEATH NOTICES IOC A Wk EDITORIALS 8A fcJiUm rumAi ENTERTAINMENT 8C FRIDAY 288 5409 ment officials in Detroit were trying to may meet Monday to discuss the new developments. On the effort to delay the Dec. 3 debate, Judge Gerhard Gesell of U.S. District Court In Washington said it was "clearly premutvre" for the court to get involvt d. Dir had tsked for a temporary restraining order to insure that Williams have a full hear-See ABSCAM, Page 11A determine the source and validity of the reports that terrorists hired by Libya's Col.

Moammar Khadafy were infiltrating the United States in large numbers. "It is true that the State Department, See LIBYAN, Page 11A.