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Show Page HERALD THE Provo. Utah. Tuesday November 21 1978 Some 600 Survivors Babies were screaming children were screaming and there was mass confusion " He said it took about five minutes for the liquid to kill Dunns that time, said Rhodes said, young and old, black and white, grouped themselves usually near other family members often with their arms around each other, waiting for the cyanide to strike Some fell in convulsions, their eyes rolling upward They would gasp for breath and then iail dead, Rhodes said All the while. Jones was talking to them, urging them on, explaining that " they would "meet in another place .Near the end Jones began chanting mother, mother, mother, mother Young Jones told the news conference in Georgetown that he always used those words when he was quarreling with his mother. Marcelyn, who died in Jonestown with two half brothers whcm his father claimed to have sired with different women in the By Gam flesh-eatin- Embassy said 200 army and air force personnel have arrived in Guyana aboard three transport planes to assist in transporting the bodies home Two helicopters flew in from Panama and seven more were en route Ten other transport planes were leaving from Fort Bragg, N C tonight but a State Department spokesman said The U S Voicing general agreement with the Utahn s position, Mr. Miller noted that "my job would be made a lot easier with a g fled were hunted down and shot with , Gets Warning SBA To Straighten Up From Head of Panel - The chairman of WASHINGTON the Senate Small Business Committee warned today if the SBA cannot straighten itself out, he will move to abolish "the whole shebang and fire all budget." The Miller d Economy The scale allowed workers to rate both desirable and undesirable aspects of their work Items ranked above 50 were considered favorable outcomes and those ranked below 50 were considered unfavorablei The workers who were questioned rated being fired as the most undesirable outcome, ranking 8 on the scale of 100. as being chewed out by your super visor as the next most undesirable, ranking 19 Another section of the survey asked workers to respond to specific statements about work The statement with which they most strongly agreed was "A worker should do a decent job whether or not his " supervisor is around It was followed closely by "A should feel a sense of pride in his work " worker The companies used in the survey were predominantly manufacturing plants, although they included three mines, three insurance companies, several banks, one construction company, one hotel, two airlines, two printers, one hospital, and one Garn - dialogue occurred during the second day of semiannual hearings by the Senate Banking Committee on the nation's economic and monetary Provo Yule (Continued from page 1 will begin at the Grand Central parking lot ana will go through town to First West It will then turn north and go to 100 North and there turn east to the fire Garn Sen policies is to become ranKing the Republican member of the committee when the 96th Congress convenes in mid-Janua- Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus will ride on the fire engine and will greet children at the fire station. Santa will give out candy canes to each child. The American Fork royalty will ride on a float sponsored by the American Fork Chamber of Commerce. Three bands have also been asked to march in the event sponsored by the Chamber. In Springville Christmas lights will be turned on Friday, the day after Thanksgiving, when Santa will arrive He will come by fire engine at 3 p.m. Depending on the weather, he will passout candy canes in Santa's temporary house on the front lawn of the Chamber of Commerce building, 175 S. Main or in Memorial Hall. This will also be the first year for the city's permanent Christmas tree to be decorated and lighted. It is located at 200 South Main Street. In Spanish Fork a city fire engine will Santa up Friday at 1 p.m. at 800 Rick Main Street and drive the length of Main Street to 400 South. He will then take up residence in his "winter home" at 300 N. Main. He will be here to talk with children Friday and three days per week. employees." Committee Chaiman Sen. Gaylord commented during a Nelson, committee review of reports that up to K million in Small Business Administration advance payments to firms is missing. minority-owneThe hearing came just a day after Nelson's colleague, Sen. William Prox-mircharged the SBA has helped only a "minute" number of small businesses and should be abolished. "The Small Business Administration A Parade in Lehi will begin Saturday has a history of political favoritism, at 2 p.m., and will feature Santa Claus. bad judgment and biased decisions," The Lehi High School band will also said Proxmire. join in the parade that will be going SBA chief A. Vernon Weaver down Main Street. City Councilmen testified at the Senate hearing that will be throwing candy along the despite repeated abuses in the parade route. program, it remains a "key part" of Saturday in Nephi, Santa will arrive President Carter's effort to expand 2 p.m. by fire engine and will drive at minority business enterprise. the length of Main Street, finally stopping to greet children at the old vocational building. He will talk with children and pass out candy. In Santaquin a children's party will (Continued from Page 1) 22 in either the crease of $300 million over the prelimi- be held December center or the Santaquin citizens senior nary estimate made last month. 6 Personal consumption expenditures School. The party will begin at p.m. and with will children talk Santa and were revised upward by $3 .2 billion and business fixed investment by $2.5 bil- pass our bags of candy. In Payson Santa will arrive on a float lion. Inventory investment was revised in a parade that will be held December down $3.8 billion and government 2. The parade will begin at 9:30 a.m. and go through the middle of the downpurchases by $1.7 billion. After-ta- x corporate profits stood at town area. The Payson High School an annual rate of $122 billion, compared band and other groups will participate with $120.5 billion during the second in the event. Free candy will be given out to the children. a 1.2 percent increase. quarter At 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. free movies for During the second quarter, corporate children under 12 will be shown in the profits soared by 18 percent. Huish Theater. 4,500 82 federal balanced automatic rifles by gunmen from the People s Temple Officials said the bodies of the cultists were scattered around an altar along with hundreds of dogs who were poisoned first station. researcher Dr David Chernngton, associate professor ot organizational behavior, found that both pride in their work and earning money were important to the 3,000 workers sampled in 53 companies throughout the United States "Pride in craftsmanship placed 84 on a sca'e of 100, and "more money or larger pay increase followed closely behind with a ranking of flation." I sect Although it s been fashionable in recent years to mourn the demise of Jie work ethic pride in doing a job well is the highest priority of the typical American worker, according to a national survey conducted by a Brigham Young University DC WASHINGTON, In an exchange with Federal Reserve Board Chairman G G William Miller 1 S Senator Jake Gam emphasised that the nation s economic health will not improve "until we look at government as the principal cause of in- we are actively considering local interment of the remains because the tropical climate, sanitary problems and the lack of local facilities makes preservation of the bodies difficult The Jody of the Jones -namesake of the town and leader of the Temple was found face up among his lifeless followers His mistress was found dead in bed with another woman investigators said The remaining cult members ran into jungles rife with quicksand and piranha fish rather than participate in the mass suicide Many who The Utah Republican suggested to Mr. Miller school. Although that administration efforts to quell inflation most of the workers reported highly favorable attitudes toward the value of work, their feelings about their own company and specific job were much closer to neutral. The worker's age also had an influence on his or her responses, Dr. Cherrington found. Getting more money was viewed as more desirable by young workers than by older workers. "This is probably because the younger workers make less," suggested Dr. Cherrington. "For example, it was found that the e monthly pay of young males was only 62 of the take-hom- e percent pay of older male workers." Pride in craftsmanship was found to be of lesser importance to younger workers, too. Leisure time was listed as more desirable to the younger workers, and they also indicated that they were more inclined to accept welfare or financial help from family and friends, if necessary, than the older workers. "There are three probable reasons for the differences between the younger and older workers," said Dr. Cherrington. "First, the worker's perspective undoubtedly changes as he or she gets older. Second, older workers, having lived through the Depression of the 1930s and World War II, probably had their attitudes shaped by the hard times they experienced. And third, older workers were probably taught, the character ehtic in their homes and schools, whereas the younger workers were probably taught the personality ethic." Two significant differences were found between the work attitudes of male and female employees. Males felt more strongly that work should be one of the most important aspects of life. Women, however, d were more than men in terms of pride in craftsmanship, doing a good job and serving others. The value of hard work, perseverance and industry complex through economic programs and voluntary controls are "missing the wage-and-pri- point. While I hope they work, we are not doing nearly enough to control spending in the public sector." business voluntarily exercise restraints when the federal government continues its big spending habits?" he asked. Garn also questioned the Federal Reserve chairman on his attitudes toward imposing mandatory wage and price controls if voluntary programs fail. Mr. Miller said he would op pose mandatory controls, adding that they are "inequitable, don't work, and simply put off the final day of reckoning." "I'm very pleased that Mr. Miller recognizes the inherent folly of mandatory controls," Sen. Garn noted. Sundoy through Fridoy by Scrippt leogue Nowtpoptn, 1555 North 200 Weit, Provo, Utah 84401 BE JENSEN, Publish Entered ai second claw matter ot post office in Provo, Utah. tl Audit Bureau Month, - NEA KODAK KODAK Kodachrome 14 20 KODAK 135. 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Dr Chernngton found in a survey of popular peridoical literature but such articles gradually became fewer and completeLater articles usually ly disappeared from 1963-6- 7 lamented the passing of the work ethic If the work ethic is not to die out among American workers, Dr Chernngton concludes, it must be cultivated and taught The survey was sponsored through a research grant from California businessman Jan Erteszek work-oriente- Publiihwl P.O. 55 ijm take-hom- Congress is still "running rampant" with "wild, foolish spending" and telling the country "to do as I say and not as I do," Sen. Gam said "Why should labor and Sen. KAMI B American Worker Still Rates Job Pride Hiah. 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