The Baytown Sun (Baytown, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 306, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 5, 1976 Page: 4 of 14
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other hand, wouldSpanned to
accommodate seven times more
blacks in an area half the si* of
the white township. It would ini-
tially consist, in part, of apart-
ment dwellings, "in barracks
form to accommodate nine
blacks per room."
Dining and recreation facili-
ties for whites and blacks also
would have differed markedly.
Footnote:Alimmus spoia-
man said the proposals were
drawn up specifically to con-
form with "requirements of lo-
cal law” in South Africa.
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of South African labor . and
to construct the new facilities
with quality workmanship at the
lowest practical coat."
A "key element” of the pro-
posal was a "training program
for black workers, which are in
adequate supply in the Republic
of South Africa." The use of
blacks, it was anticipated, would
"result in substantial reduction
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WASHINGTON - The feder-
al establishment is so inundated
with government forms that the
bureaucrats simply can’t keep
up with all the paperwork The
loss in paper alone is staggering.
Blut additional billions are
swept out with the waste paper.
It costs taxpayers at least $2
billion a year, for example, be-
cause the Internal Revenue Serv-
ice is too swampad With pa in the average rand-hr paid for
skilled labor."
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perwork to cross-check tax re-
turns with income reporting
forms.
Like most government agen-
cies, the IRS issues forms right
and left But what happens to all
. the forms that the harassed cit-
tern are required to fill out?
Many of them, according to an
' unreleased congressional re-
port, are “routinely destroyed by
IRS without examination."
f Every year, half a billion in-
come reporting forms flood into
IRS offices Most are those fa-
miliar W-2 forms that list the
wages earned by employes. But
the annual deluge also includes
forms 1087 and 1009, which a$e
used to report income from divi-
dends, interest, rents and royal-
FCC Throws CB
Makers A Curve
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ment outlines Lummus’ plans
for building separate “town-
ships” for blacks and whites
The proposed township for 1,140
European whites, the plan
states, should encompass an area LET NO man say when he is
of approximately 10 square miles tempted, I am tempted of God
and cosist exclusively of three for God cannot be tempted with
and-four-bedroom homes. evil, neither tempteth he any
The black township, on the man. James 1:13
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Beginning Jan. i; the nation'? millions of Gtizen Band
addicts will gain a little breathing space in their crowded
■radio space. The Federal Communications Commission
iFCCi had decided tq allocate a total of 40 channels to CB,
an increase of 17 over the present 23.
In, doing so, however, the FCC has thrown industry a
curve, and unnecessarily so, in the opinion of one con-
ertied observer.-fris another TOMBIoriogeromehP"
regulators regulating without fully considering the effect
on the people they regulate, says V, J, Rice, president of
The Antenna Specialists Lo. in CIevelana. But Lady Bird
The effective date of the new channels should have been John Connaily’
delayed until at least the middle of next year, he argues, to Allan Shivers and hi* wife were
enable manufacturers to clear their inventories of 23- jan^iglSThiven'?£ But baVto Betty ShTiooked
channel models and gear up for production of the new 40- a {JJ{me* great she had on arte suit, very
channel models. Already, he says, one consequence of the i 'didn't know the other fashionable She's smaller than I
decision has been widespread discounting of 23-channel couples at the table.. Dr. and thought and much better looking everybody.
sets, with attendant economic dislocation in the industry. Mn R, ^ amtMr and ' than shrms wi the - ^ Before peoplei got too iwUw, ;
Thor*Ulill Manotherarramhio homan.ifan Mrs Robert Mwbacher. Dr. -Mary Tyler Moore Show that she rare, greeted more people u<_.„ Af
'2 There *ll'be dn0J„er,SCran^be\he P/Wicts as rnanufat - (.,ark presjdent of the Uniw. time I thought she looked t?m- and went on up to her room to ?et
[ • turers submit new 40-channel radios to the FCC for type slty Of Texas System Cancer ble on that show.* . get ready for the dedicaUon. fairs subcommittee, headed by
eertifieatton. This is a process that takes a rnnynum of a finfe « r-iht« whmi ha, jjlUlill Tk'"’' '"""r ~u------ Rep Ben Rosenthal d.^n.y..
h.ive approvedraolofetojde on 4(hHuniwl d.y in <lxn-
Ua^' , '"'"Zi guess he is.T^". the lobby of the Shamrock the job - so gracious, submitted were destroyed upon
AS a company that makes nothing but communications I wasn't exactly at the table Hilton Ball Room. It was a beautiful day, *en receipt, allegesawmmitteere- -
antennas and related accessories, and which sells more of With Betty and the others I was She's a quiet, unassuming per- though a little nerve wracking port being prepared for release
them than any other manufacturer in the country, Antenna sitting with Bernard and Ann7~ son;®* has lovely, reddish trying to figure out what to say |(™'
Specialists is not directly affected by FCC decision-making. Sakowitx, L F McCollum and brown hair She jdst walked in to Bernard Sakowiu and • the U S Treasurv when
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ifet ^ron,c industry s affairs, Rice IS strongly critical Of the her nurw was ^ her , wasn1 down with her entourage. too well. reporting forms against the tax
MFriy-- commission’s entire performance as regards Citizen Band , introduced to the nurse at all. I took a few photos of her as Besides I felt a lot like the retul™ to' 1972' „ “22ft:
wFf***B3ter • ■- ........: After we'd finished eaUng and she was getting settled, but I country girl come to town. All regular audits returned 483 m
were waiting for the First Lady didn’t have a flash and they may those celebrities. Wow! It must additional taxc$ for
to get through, Betty Friedan not be good. People were popp- be something to travel in that set °*. sta» work, but investigators
and Tish Avery dropped by our ing flashbulbs at her all during all the time. Too much for me. usulg matching program re-
table to chat So did Walter brunch What a day! cowed «!5 pg Staff hour.
Sfprlinff and Sen I lovd v “ a“ income fQrms were
tanfWf brother * ' r\ i. /I I 1 matched with tax returns, ac-
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and perhaps as much as |10 bil-
lion annually. t______„
Footnote: An IRS spokesman
said it is difficult to assess the
amount of extra revenue that
would be generated by a match-
ing program. It is “a hard thing
to define exactly to the dollar,”
he said. The IRS hopes to have a
complete matching program in
■' operation within two years, he
added.
South African Incident:
American corporations have in-
vested $1.6 billion in South Afri-
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was there and
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pouring coffee for the First
Lady Now won t that be a shot
to show’her grandkids.
As soon as Betty finished
eating people began coming a.
few at a time to her table to
greet her She was friendly with
Commerce and he was ready for
her McCollum is chairman of
the board of Continental Oil and
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with income tax returns, the IRS
can identify tax cheaters. Every
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. At the very least, he points out, the decision has caused
quite a bit of confusion in the minds of consumers, and the
currently available 23-channel radios are now being viewed
as very questionable investments by the buying public.
‘ This is unfortunate, says Rice, since the 23-channel sets
will provide more than adequate communication ability to 1 *Bet,y is writin8 an artitie
about "Running for First Lady.1 ‘
I talked to her awhile in the
coffee shop before brunch. I
wasn't sure that was her, but she
■be nearly so great as that of the present 23-channel radios, did look familiar and she had on
Anyway, he adds, the idea that an individual needs 40 a press tag sol went over to chat
channels for conversation borders on the ludicrous, since ^ was SOrt °fa
most active CBers normally use only about half a dozen fish Avery is all right She
channels, ■ writes,for u. S. News and World
The president of another company which does happen to Report. She was concerned
be directly affected by FCC decision-making agrees with about ">y V^tof her. so I
L Rice about the future ofj3-channel CB. iteiteSSMteIS’KJ ’ and they know how to get peo-
,__________ Not only will the current 23-channel set» continue to be djdn, * muph ae was most)y pie elected. All the Chamber
t quite usable but their value, in terms of less crowding, will talking to ‘ McCollum and of Comroerce does is have
increase with the addition of the 17 new channels, says W. Sakowiu about how and why p ee‘'"gs anfdo crid'clz*
p':- I. Thomas, president of Pace, the largest supplier of CB Ho|lston ® growing so fast. something"
radios. They will become considerably less congested and
easier to "get ourmr-7":'—~...... ........
Consumers who are thinking about the purchase of a CB
radio blit don't know whether to wait for the 40-channel s
models can have the best of both worlds. A number of
manufacturers, including Pace, are offering customers
who buy 23-channel sets the opportunity to have their units
factory-modified to 40 channels after Na. 1, for about 20
per cent of the unit’s suggested list price.
tAmid all the confusion and controversy, two things are
certain: The Gtizen Ban phenomenon is here to stay, and
[g the FCC has not issued it last ruling concerning it. And
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any purchaser. Although 40-channel sets will, of course,
have 17 additional channels for conversation, most people
aren’t aware that the range of the 40-channel sets will not
'•* "I shudder for mv country
and I shudder for
-Republican vice-
presidential candidate Ronert
________Dole, addressing businessmen
in Uxington, Ky.
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a ef Gatsha Butheleii,
chief minister of Kwatulu. the
Zulu homeland in South °
Africa, where bloody up-
risings have been taking
place. _
"You may fuss about
organized labor, but they
know how to get the job done
South
Dr. Lamb
partm
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hearts
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We stood alone in defen-
ding a difficult line. Nojv they
have got to show that they can
do it. We’ll give them a
chance, let them carry out
what they promised, all this
stuff about cutting taxes. Let
us see what they do.” _
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See total problem
of aged mother
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volvement in life. She is
DEAR DR. LAMB - How
can I tell my mother she is not reaching out to you to help
really sick? She has been to a make her life meaningful
dozen different doctors. She
had two complete physicals
year. The doctor found a
11 hernia and enlarged
the huge outlay with the claim colon. He said there was
that they have provided jobs and nothing to be alarmed about.
' raised thehvingstandardforthe “SliH sne complains all the
___ country’s black majority. ., - time, takes pain pills, nerve and involved all ..their .Uf.e „ _
Sen. Dick Clark, D.-Iowa, who pills, etc. . » Many of them live productive
chairs the Senate subcommit- She calls or writes every enjoyable lives past 90 and no
tee on,Africa, doesn't fully be- week, upset because I haven't small number past 100 years
lieve the line the corporations been over to see how she is. I of age. Continued involvement
are handing out He is investi- live 50 miles away’ have a with the family is a stimulus
gating allegations that Ameri- family and can’t get over to for living.
see her every week to check . Unfortunately our culture
on someone who isn’t really has gotten away from the —
family unit, of generations
helping generations. The
mother is ill, you just haven’t result is that many individuals
" considered the total problem. after having raised their
Just because a person does not families and reached retire-
. ... have a heart attack, stroke, 1 ment have no meaningful role
were awarded* major construe- . ulcer or more objective in society. They no longer feel
fid# contract." ~ evidence of illness does not needed. I am sure this has a
Internal documents, intended mean he is healthy. Some of lot to do with the number of
for corporate officials'eyes only, the more distressing older people in our society
spell out how Lummus expected problems in life do ndt show who are realty old beforeAheir
to reduce labor costs by hiring* on an X ray....."* time and end up in nursing
»large numbers of South Atfqan -. l ean think.of a.dozen il-
• blacks. The firm also planned to Jnesses that are not serious ed. These people are aban-,
construct, separate and unequal but are painful. Many people \ doned by their childrenVfl
bousiiic. (fining and recreation who have an irritable eolon wonder what society would
facilities for black and whites because of lifestyles and have thought if these older,
who worked on the project, Here sometimes because of ner- people had abandoned .their
are the details *' vous lension can have real children when they needed
pain. Accumulation of gas,
even when it comes from different,
swallowing lots of air from be- May I suggest that you think
ing nervous, can be very pain- about this and see if you can’t
ful. Many people who have help your mother get involved
had unfortunate experiences, in life again. She might be
. „ „ in life mayhave a depression better off in a senior citizens
known as Sasol u. Lummus, it or instead they may develop s. group. Or is there some way
turned out, never got the job. pain and disfunction of the she can help with your
-But the company drew up an body. family? Grandmothers are
intricate proposal designed to I only know what your letter often very helpful. Now that
take advantage olf South Africa’s. tells me but there is a good. she is older she needs your
cheap black labor. “The objec- chance that ydur mother is help to keep her in the society
fives of this plan," states one lonely. She may no longer she knows, just as you needed
have toegoals jhehad when her help to fifida place In
She- was your age nor the in- society when you were a child.
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for many older persons. I am
impressed by the observation
that the older people in
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by taking advantage of South
Africa's apartheid policies.
For example, one giant multi-
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DEAR READER - Your
Jimmy Carter
—-r» Gerald Ford
Ford criticized the Supreme Court as
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"I think abortion is wrong. I don't
__going, "too far" in striking down state think government should do anything to
abortion laws. Ford, however, opposes a encourage abortion. 1 think abortion is
Constitutional amendment to overturn the result of failure of measures design-
that decision.
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First Keyette Club
Formed 20 Years Ago
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ed to prevent unwanted pregnancies and
to,induce the mother to carry the un-
"moderate." He opposes abortion "on wanted child through to delivery, I think
........... i we ought to do everything to have better
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15 Roman
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: ' demand” but believes that it is justified
in cases of rape or where the life of the education, family planning, contracep-
J. . ..woman war at stake - _1:
ford said that he would "otcdurse. up-
ild the law as interpreted bv the
tives. if desired
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hold the law as interpreted by the .. -Cane, P,MsR«l«aM:4,i!/7S
Supreme Court.” But he also said that he Carter opposes abortion but also
favored a constitutional amendment
leaving to the states the task of redefin-
ing limits on abortion
From The Baytown Sun files, windstorm blows down a tent,
this is the way it was 40 and 30
and 20 years ago:
OCT. 5, 1936
Board of equalization for the
City of Pelly begins hearings, an-
nounces Mrs. Vera Anchick, city
secretary. Tax board members
are W.' B.* Kiser, M. A.
" Broadway! -?. R. Geaslin and J. rMemorial Hospital.
George Nelson Jr., 11, is at
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Keyettes organize at REL with
Connie Rlagens as the first club
president.
Susie Brown is drum major of
the Barbers Hill High School
Band. ,
Sun reporter Rosalie Myers is
a.....patient; "at San Jacinto , _:
opposes constitutional right-to-life
amendments, as well as measures
designed to assure local control over
- New York Times 2,3/76 abortion. He said the Supreme Court’s
flflflfg iifthe law, and that as president he
would support iL *; 'i-- - ' "
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In 1974, LUMMUS submitted a
bid to South Africa’s white re-
gime for a $1 billion contract to
'Vt* build a pUntforconyptln|«Ml
to gas by an innovative procen
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