The National Enterprise , June 16, 197ft The Prince Column by John Prince Page eleven arent any good between nine and five. But really, what business is it of ours what a congressman does sexually on his own time? There seems to me to be another lesson to be learned from all this. Tell the truth!!! When will they learn? A few years ago, a certain local commis- sioner was arrested for drunken driving. Apparently he was really blasted. Do you know what he did? He admitted it. He said he w?as sick about it-we all believed that and guess what? He won big in the next election. 1 dont even know that anyone brought it up as a campaign issue. Its a simple lesson, but damn hard for the politicians to follow. When they catch you drinking too much or sleeping in the wrong bed, admit it. Had Nixon simply come clean early in the Ted game, he would still be President. Kennedy might have been the next president, (an honor that will now be Carters), had he and Letters to the Editor Editor's Note: In response to a feature story entitled, "Mr. Businessman . Your Constitutional Rights End Where OSHA Begins, a National Enterprise subscriber wrote the following letter to Mr. Lorin Dale Martin, assistant deputy attorney in Davis County, Utah and candidate for, Utah Attorney General. Having received a carbon copy of the letter, the Enterprise will share our reader's feelings with you. Dear Mr. Martin: It takes a lot of stamina and fortitude for an individual to stand up against OSHA, or for that mater any other bureaucratic arm of the government. The article in the June 2, 1976 issue of the National Enterprise stating your stand against OSHA was extremely and merits the appreciation of all the businessmen in Utah. It certainly has mine. well-writte- simply come clean. Do you remember when Eisenhower had his stroke? There were all sorts of rumors about speech problems. Some people believed he too am interested in safe working conditions, I find OSHA too much to stomach. Like so many other bureaucratic agencies, OSHA has become an extreme a classic case of the cure being worse than the disease. The possible benefits of OSHA have been greatly overshadowed by the damage created. While couldnt talk. The White House was saying he Prince , Langheinrich, If you & Greer dont think that politics is rough, take a look at poor Allan T. Howe. Here he is a first term Democrat in Congress. He comes home to do a little politicking. Then late in the evening last week, he supposedly makes sexual advances to a certain young girl. We are told that he offers $20.00 for favors and she turns out to be a cop. Since sex is the big subject in Washington, the Congressman finds his name in every newspaper and broadcast in the nation the next day. Now I love garbage as much as the next person, but don't you think events are being a bit hard on Congressman Howe? Do I own all of his time as a taxpayer? When we elected Congressman How'e, (and I must confess that I voted for him), we simply asked him to represent us in Washington. He has been too pro labor for my tastes, but I certainly get the impression that he has been a full time hard working congressman. So, the other night at an hour that could only be called his own, Allan T. Howe apparently offered $20.00 to some girl. Have I as a taxpayer been hurt? I think not. This isnt even close to the Wayne Hays deal. As far as I know, Allan Howe didnt offer to make the girl his secretary at our expense. The simple truth seems to me to be that even congressmen should have a life of their own. Some parts of their life should be private. We the taxpayers are only entitled to know seamy little details insofar as they affect his performance in Congress. With that in mind, it is proper that the drinking problem of Wilbur Mills was brought to light. The Ways and Means Committee is too important to be chaired by a drunk. The taxpayers deserve to know that fact. Money is also too hard to come by these days to be paying for secretaries in Washington who could, etc: I remember talking with a friend of mine at the time. I was asking him what he would do if he were a White House advisor. Would he let the president appear before the public or not? Ill never forget what he told me. John, he said, Id bring the president out in front of the press when the rumors got worse than the FAIRFIELD, New Jersey, -Rapidata, Inc., (OTC 2.675, 3.00) a remote access com- puter service company, announced the appointment of Harvey S. Hendler as Marketing Manager for Capabilities, a newJy created position with the company. In his new post, Hendler will be responsible for the planning and implementation of all system capabilities that support current and future applications of Rapidten, Your stand against OSHA on the grounds of it being unconstitutional is one that warrants my support and the support of my colleagues. Of the many employers and employees that I am associated with, their opinion of OSHA is unanimous that it should never have been formed, and should be abolished. In a very real sense, this is a problem that Allan T. Howe now has. The unavoidable truth is that he was caught dead to rights. Nothing he can do about that. Hard to know how he could have been quite that stupid, but he was. So what would I do if I were Congressman Allan Howe? Unless I really, really didnt do it, Id just admit it. Say it was a stupid thing, ask to be forgiven, (as though the voters never sin), and go on to the next issue. Once he admits he did what we all know he did, there is nothing more for reporters or The issue sort of Republicans to ask. automatically closes. But if he keeps saying that he didnt do what he was clearly caught doing, then he is simply Rapidata Names Hendler to Position Rapidatas DEC System 10 timesharing service and on Rapidnet, its international OSHA is more than tyrannical. It is Communistic. Its a shame when the people have to fear any arm of the government, when the people themselves are supposed to be the government. need more individuals like you in government to protect the interests of the We need to get back to the people. constitution. You will have my full support, and, Im sure, the support of the majority of the businesses in Utah, on your stand against We OSHA. Sincerely, U.S.FERTOCORP. Danny L. Turrel Comptroller Earnings Gain at Apogee MINNEAPOLIS-Apog- ee Enterprises, Inc., achieved a 39 percent increase in net earnings on a 23 percent gain in sales for the fiscal year ended Feb 28, 1976. Russell H. Baumgardner, chairman of the board and president, announced the results today. Sales for the year totaled $31,177,156 compared with $25,385,957 reported a year Net earnings for the ago. period were increased to $1,244,674 from $894,167. On e from New Jersey Institute of a basis, this equals Technology and an E.E. deg- $.1.15 compared with 83 cents ree from C.C.N.Y., he is a last year. All three of our divisions frequent lecturer at major corporations on the use of contributed to the sales and Data Base Management. earnings growth, and two of communications netw'ork.Hendler had previously served as Director of Marketing at Omnidata, Inc., where he Hendler also coordinates innovated their infotique ser- client training and education vice. Prior to joining Omni- in the use of timesharing as a data, Mr. Hendler had served management tool. He is a in various management-relate- d member of the Association of positions at Tymshare, Time Sharing Users and holds several patents on computer-develope- d Inc. and Singer Company. A holder of an M.S. degree products. - I - facts. insulting our intelligence. He also gives fertile soil to those wishing to start rumors. Since they were already going around, Im sure it will only get worse. So, Mr. Howe should come clean, and we the taxpayers should realize that a congressman deserves to have some life of his own. If he wants to spend part of it with a lady of the night, thats his business. Ill not hold that against him. If he wants to support the Humphrey-Hawki- ns bill, Ill vote for the other candidate. P.S. Let me tell you about a young man I once talked to who was arrested for soliciting sex on West Second South in Salt Lake. I talked with him after and he told me that he only had a dollar on him when he was picked up. What did you expect to get for that? I asked. Man, he answered, with what was down there, I expected to get change. n, per-shar- them-Me- tal Glass Fabrication and Fabrication-achiev- ed record sales and earnings. Contributing to the success of the Glass Fabrication Division was the midyear acquisition of Chicago Dial Company, where sales and earnings continue to exceed expectations, said Baumgardner. The move of the recently acquired Milco Specialties, Inc., business to new facilities currently under construction in Wausau, Wis., the start-u- p expenses associated with that move, and the delay in some substantial shipments to New York may penalize earnings for our first quarter, BaumHowever, gardner added. the tone of our business is excellent and we expect to finish fiscal 1977 with record sales and earnings. Apogee Enterprises operates through three divisions in several segments of the glass and metal window industries, including auto glass replacement centers, construction glazing, manufacture of custom window and curtainwall systems for nonresidential buildilngs, and fabrication of a wide variety of specialized glass products for the construction, appliance, auto and other markets.