Show Rail Hearings Due Public hearings on the proposed discontinuance of two tt passenger trains will be held next month in k several Western communities w including Salt Lake City Tie Interstate Commerce Coruilission raid hearings will concern Western Pacific Rail' road Co Trains 17 and 18 hehveen San Francisco and Salt Lake City and Union Pacific t Railroad Co Trains 101 and 102 between Ogden and Oak Mines Section B Francisco Sacramento Calif Oct Reno Nev Oct 22 Winnemucca Nev and Oct 23 Elko Nzv Oct Oct San 0 16-1- 7 DETRorr (AP) — Genera' Motors which makes more cars than the three other American producers put torevealed Thursday gether that its 1970 cars will cost between $98 and $199 more depending on the model The average increase for cars that were offered in 19W and are in the new model lineup is approximately $125 0 '' : A -- UP 7111 However4 ( T- -- ' ::-- ilIL '1oolet and formula that gives greater weight to the more pcyular lowr-p- i iced lines where the increases are - smaller GM put the average increase at $119 per car f Ford Chrysler and American Motors are expected to price their cars within a similar range but none would comment immediately on GM's action In Washington White House Press Secretary Ronald L asked about the Ziegler Nixon administration's reaction to the GM announcement said "We are of course concerned about any price increases that affect the price Stop yearning for extra cash Cash maybe to invest in the market while it's still clown Call the nice man at Universal teasing and let them buy your equipment from you them lease it back to you You will benefit two ways: 1 You will have a big bundle of immediate cash 2 You will have a nice tax writeoff on the lease pay ments We lease almost everything: Autos office furni tura and equipment heavy equipment special tools fixtures medical equipment computer equiment etc etc Give us a call indexes" The nation's largest also said it was holding the line on its five-yeFord had warranty plan announced earlier it was cutting back its warranty to one year on the entre car Average Increase auto-mak- er ar 4 U11171112GAIL LEKS1110 CORM Street 1879 South Main P - A— - - - - --- -- AE1- ' : : 7 ' :V- i tIGro 't ' e-- ! - — mzocrf'n'ircI'MPr"(1171:Mfg: s'z''S'F': 1 ik1Z"c Z 3":eth h34'i '1'''16t'S'el'k''' 4ok'' vl i'k r I 14 Z :: t i ' 011 E:: 0'''tr ''41if i gkt4tb ts e 116Pq'-4 -- itf:c Vi ‘1 et v 1' ? L:"::::: 4 J i ':1"' a FN 4 f Na0110fel 10 '5a:1' ::: i 1 iJ':' fik:4i 4t4 41:ft'34?)X115'4ktts' - s!t : s a tt8 t) 7 : tt !t : Ford Motor — 1140 Knudsen himself announced he had been fired by the Ford board of directors He said Board Chairman Henry Ford II had informed him Sept 2 "that I would be leaving" Tenure von SALE - GOING WILL DISCOUNT BELOW APPRAISAL 3 NEAR SALT LAKE CITY CALL 262-464CHUCK 9 iTIL 5 3 1 :N4 - ci- : 4 ' :e's:":::flytri714' - I'S :1:It I N g-1- 4- 'r A irns ' 0 '74'Ii( I : t: — 4 ?- 'f::T'1:tvPCi-47 - I which plays political blackmail by TC:::4s 44 yonder is Tito's Yugoslavia Not very pleasant company ATHENS GREECE — Absorbirg the Greek has been a tough assignment for the Communist inter national appa- here threatening l'44!'140r7:::'!:: iii ''' ratus and its u n d erground concentration of Peking air submarine naval military and nuclear missile "advisers" That's on one Greek border On another is the operational headquarters of the Soviet's "Slav Section" That's in Bulgaria And over By Victor Riesel anticommu- 11Zi re US Installations welcome Meanwhile ' n ::::7:::A4g'1441: nist Americans with unpleasant plastic Mr Riesel bombs The point of the bombs is to have us rush to the nearest cable office and warn President Nixon not to be friendly nation to this little beach-line- d because of its military gov- ki 0 ti --) kijr-00Ct--- ernment For those of us who know that "Never on Sunday" is not Greece's national anthem this blackmail by explosion obscures a few facts of geopolitical life Greece — and some do believe our own national interests — is in a pincer Over in Albania ruled by Premier Enver Hoxha's Communist Workers Party is a Maoist-Mosco- —Associated Press Photos Semon E Knudsen And Then Fired Wooed respect and very best " es wish- Loser in Struggle The move came amid reports that Knudsen was the loser in a top management fight involving Lee Iacocca known as the "father of the Mustang" and one of three men named to replace Knudsen then considered Iacocca one of the rising young men in the firm was reportedly upset when Knudsen was named president of Ford 19 months ago No Conflicts Iacocca and I had some differences when I first came to the company" Knudsen said at the news conference "but these had been worked out by last January" Knudsen like Ford a son of an automotive pioneer said "I'm never bitter I'm puzzled I'm not mad" "Mr Ford and Iacocca said at a news conference of their own that there had been no personality conflicts between Knudsen and either of them Knudsen's departure was accompanied by an executive shuffle that gives Ford three presidents reporting to Henry Ford Industry observers regarded Iacocca as the new No 2 man in the Ford setup He was named president of Ford North American Automotive Operations Robert Stevenson was named president of Ford Inter national Automotive and Robert J Operations Hampson president of Philco Ford and Tractor Operations The Knudsen joined Ford only 19 months ago ending a long and successful career at General Motors when he was passed over for the presidency of that company left-win- g iversity youngsters in Island of Leros About 100 of them are women Some 5n0 ca! leave for their city homes and villages immediately if they sign agreements not to agitate against the government Verbal Assurance The professorial Minister of Justice from the University of Salonika Mas Kyriakopoulos who answered my questions for more than an hour and a half says they can go free even if they give their word - antigovernment activists have been picked up and imprisoned elsewhere — but sc have the remains of their bombs been picied up abing with many wounded Alaska Planes i Local Tough Leaders is the Greek government of 26 ministers and which -alternates of three are former army men Is tough But not as tough as any of the governments on its border — governments with which Congressman Edwards would exchange cultural missions - verbally He adds they don't want to get out of the island detention because they fear they'll be liquidated by the Communist if when free underground they refuse to take orders There are informed sources who say those who refuse do so on principle and fear nothing But no one disputes tley can go free This would leave about 60 on the island At least 500 of Commuthese are bard-cor- e fists with long "CP" records many of whom have been picked up by previous admin istrations No doubt some anti-Semit- Fact Firm-Acquire- s minister- There are at least 56 cruel r camps including the unknown Potma in the Soviet Union — camps in AFL-CIPresident which George Meany says tens of thousands of workers writers and intellectuals are dying slow brutal deaths There are no slave labor camps in Greece It is not true that "hundreis of thousands" of oppositionists have been picked up by a secret police There are no dragnets There are about 1700 prisoners who could be labeled "political" Most of them about 1100 are on the Aegean slave-labo- r :f !411: i "I 2 Carriers Interwest Corp of Utah air services and sales firm has Tundra Copters acquired Inc Fairbanks Alaska and 2f Big Sky Aviation West Yellowstone Mont James B Burr board chairman announced Thursday Reason for acquiring ' the Alaskan Mr firm iluir explained is the vast potential opening for helicopter operations in connection with The Alaskan North boom Inc' m Slope-petroleu- Craft at Fairbanks Tundra Copters for $100000-plu- s acquired after negotiations that began in September It employ 10 and has four helicopters and two fixed-win- g planes at Fairbanks Big Sky Aviation is a fuelIng and charter service closely tied to recreation activities an Acquired through of stock it now It a holly owned subsidiary of Interwest Corp of Utah " ' l 'et-chan- 4 cJ1 II in No Reasons Given for Surprise Action In a statement issued after of the high corporate Intrigue spread Ford vid: "Even though things did not work out as I hoped they might Mr Knudsen has my Ntit':'?!'f'::1zP t:''''Z:2 - 4t:'1 ''011'i T 00 1 ' '3 4t7li-1-- 40 four-cylind- er word :014 - - - 1 4 IC I'41 s itt '' '::'A 4 i ''''':Viltip4''!'li''':7--4-rt:f:6')r'-- - 4' '4 ci''4'!:!"4:'NOvVIte5"'il':0")'''9 'i's'ecZN 4) t t 1171A 144o :F:ti:-":2:f- 4'4' 444''''1:''''41:-4:1'!''i'l- I4424 :'00-7- rwit citx440 '4'r k'): 4 '''‘4'' tf''::'"''' A''1)::' 0' 0 ' 0 Prague's martyred streets the other day or for the mid of diplomatic relations with bruPoland tally Chevy Nova to $199 on the highest a Caillac 75 Fleetwood fpresident 4'1 ' ' ptitt 1:' !'') t - s'wc! A 4— 'C - N ':Tir!Atilfc-i- r:14111: tr '?vZ1 C'I'4 $&Iz N3 2 7N !K4l ' 4r ' A:'141t04C-$'ilkkt)::'41413''5A ' te1s ' :ks N:i'! t'44'''- '- Ford Stuns Auto World Fires President two-do- or Co rocked the automotive world Thursday by firing its Semon E "Bunkie" '11?"'!ell'14:tV:Fsr':?4 e'VtAq 4 ''' ! '::::1" II ' : e 'cis g) t 4c!-- re" IA&M ''''' : ) : : ')ii:(:' N'oilfA71Co':'Z':itk''''944t4IcIlv ' ISIAL ''''' 'N'ZI'Y''gt"':i'is?'''' ''14(1tVi'l4 'C-- : 1::5iAZ4:"(i! fjc ' ' op-on- ------- - - 4 ''' :4' 044"k"'NN low-price- d DETRorr 140 models being offered in 1969 and 1970 increased by — — ' - ' Greece are some key US bases a most strategic mammoth NATO complex on Crete and a warm reception for the sleek US Sixth Fleet which weighs anchor here regularly Now that this backdrop is painted along with the Acropolis the Parthenon and Olymone can turn to the pus outcries against the military strong men now running the Greek government We hear from Congressman Don Edand some 47 wards other representatives that this is a very bad thing But we don't hear outcries from Mr Edwards and his colleagues for the withdrawal of our ambassador from Peru where the military government has ordered the shooting and capture of American fishing boats or for the withdrawal of recognition from the Soviet Union whose untroops machine-gunne- d Combined Wire Services The average list price of the 4874737 - — delivery charges or federal excise tax The manufacturer's suggested retail price known as the commonly "sticker price" does Using the kemula giving added weight to the bigger cars Genselling eral Motors came up with an average base car and said its list prke would be up $119 from $3070 to $3189 a 39 per cent boost GM said $38 of the $119 boost came in making stand dard such items as tires which had been equipment Range of Bikes The increases in sticker prices the ones the car buyer looks at on the windows range from $98 on the company's lowest price car a 8 glass-belte- No Comment DENTISTS STOP! AttiY a using from $337750 to $12414 $350164 or 36 percent The list price does not inand clude dealer handling Page Americans Show Poor Judgment In Opposing Greek Dictatorship : ' $98-19- 9 21-2- 1 6 I Friday Morning September 12 1969 On '70 Line St evf5r71s DOCTORS Inside Labor Finance GM Steps Up List Prices 61 tot ir'4--rn:-- — 324-25t- w" I Markets 5alt fake '"a:fibunt Dugne55 land Calif The Salt Lake City hearing will begin Oct 27 at 9:30 am in Room 314 Federal Annex Bldg 135 S State The hearing at Ogden is on Oct 24 at 9:30 am in the h Federal Office Bldg well-know- n — Expansion Potential Fall is your "Golden Opportunity" to improve your lawn Air)eVIezt files cargo more elides Ira ate west than UnlitedWeattern9 Northmcmt9 American TWA and Continental Easiest way to upgrade is to seed VtINDSOR right into your present lawn WINDSOR is the improved variety of Kentucky bluegrass that feels like velvet and wears like iron And by buying VINDSOR with TURF BUILDER (every lawn needs fertilizing now) you save money too 0011) 11111 ir lei mmommll ed Fall Sale Scotts 51000 sq ft bag 545 995 1395 Windsor) 44t sq ft box 1 Closed Suudays pm pp T tj Ma EAST J MANOR 3065 MOW 3500 SO 2 Igo t JJ California He formerly was on loan to the NW Ent e rprise D- It also was announced that Charles W Creek ordnance group supervisor in the prod uct performance analysis sec tion of Product Engineering at Bacchus has been transferred to the New Enterprise We flycargo to rcitles all overthewestIncluertm 45 towns no otherairline flies to between all the major markets in the westWe make it at allWith new thru-je- ts easier to get your cargo aroundWith greater capacity on our new fleet of"Stretch" it comes to long haul shipping in thewest youcan't beatAirWest economic21 With rates for both large and small shipmentsCall AirWest about g0 Your Fall ICIWTERS Iv?' Del )1Z) ir adminis- Mr Sawyer headquartered in Wilmington DC-930'sWh- am-- 6 New Enterprise De- pertinent on a special project n southern Department Mr Sawyer joined Hercules in 1951 at Radford Army Am munition Plant in Virginia He came to Bacchus in 1958 as ad t expediter-buye- r Mr Creek joined Hercules at the Allegany Ballistics Lab oratory in Cumberland Md ttl71 Deduct $I when bought with any size Turf Builder 8:30 Hercules' izEt 1195 STORE HOURS Robert A Sawyer trative services manager a Bacchus Works of Hercules Inc has been transferred to tk t 10 995 Windsor 2500 New Project C) Radar 141F12112T Blend Seventy (70 2500 sq ft box Shifted to epartment Save $1 when you buy a bag of Tiof Builder and a box of Windsor at the same time Turf Builder 5000 sq ft bag 10000 sq ft bag Bacchus Aide tiL Now that fall is here the temptation is to say "The lawn needs improving Next year I must do something about it" Make no such mistake The ideal time to do something about any lawn is right now in early fall when Mother Nature stacks all the odds in your favor I Mr Burr said that while 139 are helicopters presently operating in Alaska there is considerable potential for expanded operations I Gardening lieadquaders Ze en re WE-S-r 114 westh ctawirtine— b i 1 gi 1 14 r- - Lleal ' MOBILE OFFICES for SALE or LEASE 1 WO 20)(50 Coll or write today PAUL'S MOBILE HOMES 1650 So Redwood Rd 4869219 Salt Luke 4 |