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Show fe Ire Sfibuiw Cl h 4 .' .4rMs &9 Clines Market Final ) Vr Sunday Morning, June 27, 1976 55& Station ( . ... s r'' . ' y A X'V v.-- . - Afe .. . .. Pape One cities, States Fight Among Selves, Weakening Nation city employe' Philadelphia has recently won a court ruling that its policemen must live in the city Mayor Richard Daicv has set similar conditions for Chicago's police Some other cities talk of setting broader rulps, covering the whole municipal payroll. Ry Richard F Mooney New Yoi k Turn s Writer NEW YORK We the people of the L rated Stales, just scen days shoit of our 2(Kith anrn t rsarv, tend to perceive of ourselves as an "it" one nation, indivisible The French, who helped in the revolution that made us what we are today, still refer to les Etats-Uniin F s the plural they Frenchmen are the first to admit that they are smarter than anyone else and, in this instance, . they may have a point d Looking back through glasses, many Americans see the 13 colonies in 1776 as if they were united In fact, they were 13 quite separate, quarreling entities. made it difficult for them to pull together. Now, in this year of the Bicentennial, the United States of America is (or are still demonstrating disturbing traces of the way we were 200 years gao Self interest is still tugging at the seams It is seen in many sectors Knot Causes Economic The root causes aie economic as m! h as social or political And Uncommon denominator is an upsurge of an effort to interna! protectionism solve problems with artificial obstructions, a device already discredited in international relations Cities and their dependent suburbs even suing are fighting eaeh other each other in the curls Nei.hlxi tog states clash when thev should collaborate One state assumes the federal prerogative of foreign policy by mvol-rnits own boyett on shipping Others are playing a domestic game of protectionism with their state antitrust and securities laws and even their noise pollution regulations It was heartening actually, only to read last week that the governors of seven northeastern states had joined in a regional tieaty of friendship to wot k together on their common problems and to form a common front against the other 13 in trying to pry more help out of Washington, D C. It was a fitting declaration of interdependence, long ovc rdue. Casts Doubt on Seriousness Rut New Hampshire wasn't one of the sev en Why 7 No explanation was giv en The very (act of this conspicuous abstention casts some doubt cm the seriousness of the proclaimed detente ev en on the day of its lnrtli Any skeptic might also wonder, despite the friendship pact, whether there will be any meaningful new coalescence between or among New York, New Jersey and Connecticut on the two their big issue of the moment suburban states' undisguised aggressiveness in drawing business away from the Big Apple that nourishes both of them Within the states, the cities are not doing much better at pulling together with their subuibs Lately a new split has developed residency rules for 20-2- rose-colore- Self-intere- st g anti-Ara- b WARNER BACKHOE uwer ooi TOOS AlMCI iftttlHMi Dif lUlfR 4 Hr hu i 0 o oi usro IM ails to Solve Problems If there is any logic in requiring that municipal workers must live in a certain place, then the logic must apply equally tu all categories, not just the police Logical or not, the trend to forced residence does not solve any of b the basic problems, does not reverse the steady trend of movement outward from the center city, and does distort the makeup of the city work force New Yorks rejection of the superat least temporarily sonic Concorde represents another aspect of local protectionism that se ks to impose an artificial obstruction to a natural development It is not jxissible to predict whether landing rights at Kennedy the gateway to International Airpoit the woild s most important center of would make commerce and finance or bleak the Concorde Its sponsors believe, and its opponents fear, that it would be successful. But there are others who believe that if it is put to the test of actual operations it w'ould fail to survive in the marketplace. As of now, however, it won t have a chance to be tested city-subur- Motive Understandable against the Arab's boycott against Iiiad New York has some leverage; the preeminence of its seaport. But shippers have leverage, too; they can enter the 1'mted States through other ports, and there is some preliminary ev idence that that 's w hat theyre doing. Boycotts are not limited to tilting at foreigners, though Increasingly, state law is being used to stall takeovers ol local companies by conipahies based m another state. The basic premise of state antitrust laws, or state securities laws is to regulate intrastate com business which crosses no metre state lines and is therefore not touched by federal law. The use of these laws to regulate the merger of, for instance, a Pennsylvania based company and a Texas-basecompany is not what was intended, and it becomes one more example of local obstructionism. d These examples of the new economic divisiveness are not threatening to tear up the United States The dissension has not gone so far that South Carolina is threatening to secede again, nor has there been a reawakening of the dormant campaign to set up a separate state of Jefferson in northern Califorfabric of unity is nia The 2(H) year-olnot m danger, but the recent ev idence indicates that is once again pulling at the seams. d self-intere- (Copy right & SWASEY J5 & &?n 1 30 triple grouter smlki 1 4' track engine 1973 go? J lilt W, Wul Soil WAMTADS Bis! 521-353- By Robert II Woody Tribune Business Editor KETCHUM Before he hired on as a Ketchum cop, Donald J Mason had earned a master's degree and taught creative writing at the University of Wyoming from the sagebrush But "Catch'em is something else surely a surprise to the newcomer who had expected a vista right out of the 1939 movie classic "Sun Valley Serenade." For Ket( hum is a chaos of utility poles assorted architectural styles and vintages, signs, mobile homes, restaurSome local ants and shops dish washers It is an inevitability for any visitor boast doctorates. He goes through Ketchum to get to his A recent planSun Valley condominium And if he ning and deelects to ski Bald Mountain the velopment study he pas principal mountain valleys for Ketchum sugses through Ketchum gests it is "the Has Flavor. Style intellectual and cultural capital Though residents may sometimes feel they are ' on the wrong side ot the of Idaho . the trucks or are something "to be swept athletic capital of under the rug" when it comes to (where) the quality of human experience is very high. heralding the offerings of Sun Valley, the town obviously has a flavor and That all may be true sty le attractiv e to many But in spite of its credentials lor the F'rorn DM) to D7(l, its population cultivation of mind, soul and body, Ketchum never shows up in the travel doubled to 1,540. In the past live years, brochures and posters that herald the the population has gained another fabled and glamorous Sun Valley just a l.KH) The newcomers are essentially mile away. young The average age of Ketchum s Visions of Oz population is now 23 Sun Valley is orderly Alpine architecW ho ai e they and vv here do they come ture and open space cultivated over its fronV 40 years. The new ncarhv Elkhorn Resort conjures up visions ol Oz rising Henry Taylor and wife Lan a year . Financial Week Highlights New Yoi k Times Serv ice NEW YORK Consumer pi ices lose In 0 6 percent m May. mainly because of a jump in food prices, the Lalxir Department reported This was the largest jump since Nov ember, 1975. and pushed the Consumer Price Index to lh9 2 1967 equal 10n New car sales in the second 19 days u( June at 243.371 units were 28 pen cut over the 1975 period This year to date new cars have been retailed, 4.127 up 37 percent from the year earlier New orders for durable goods rose in May by $2 billion, or 4 1 percent, to The backlog ol new $49 S2 billion orders m May rose by $1 4 billion to $138 4 billion Gov. Hugh L Carey of New York is pressing the state and New York City to lower taxes affecting brokerage firms hv $4.3 million to keep them from moving out of the state SPECIAL ago left New Yoi k, wbete he had lleeil a financial consultant, to buy and operate the Christiana Iaxige in Ketchum Mostly Californians Sixty percent of the kids in the Hemingway Elementary School were horn in California Mark Buell, 33. left a $10.0Hi-a-yea- r ob as San Francisco director ol economic1 development to become city administrator ot Ketchum for hall ot his former salary Ketchum mayor Jerry Seitfert. 37. operator of a shop at Elkhorn. came lroin St Caul, Minn , seven years ago The Rev. Curtis Paige, 29. a native of San F'raneisco. and frequent luncheon companion of mayor and city administrator, became minister of the local Presbyter. an Church just after gradua tion from theological school 1 '2 years ago Values Soar While the population has soured, so have property values. But for the recession of D74 75. they may have well been higher than they International n 1 BEIILEN Spans in excels of 250 ft $1 7720 3p 268-358- 4 KETCHUM'S The Fun Place To Shop OGDEN SAIT LAKE ESTASL1SS1SS FOES BUSINESS SALE Controlling interest in established wholesale clothing business, with tremendous potential. First year growth of $600,000 $25,000 will handle. Financially responsible principles only. Magnetics Show Cards Ms. Peterson Paper Banners Cr COATING PLASTICS ROOFING PAPER 4 3572 So. 500 West Decals & g systems Of complete structures Attractive building tof any purpose Many sizes models colors Call for information with no obligation, 7775 4--f ROOF REFAIR MATERIAL STEEL a week for Economic Cooperation and Development, meeting in Paris, set a target of 5 percent annual growth rate for industrial nations in the next five y ears A bill outlaw mg bribery of foreign government (Jfieials by United States corporations was approved by the Senate Banking Committee. Action on the hill is expected later this year Bechtel. Inc . has contracted to build a $9 billion industiial city for Saudi Arabia ov er 20 yeai s vA? 1 BUILDINGS Development The British pound closed at the-drm- lrerty ssii , an atfiliate of the World Bank, has loaned a total of $10 billion to poorer nations and now seeks funds from other countries Spain is negotiating for a xT 50 million to $1 billion borrow mg from American banks Friday, down from $1 earlier. The Organization Tax Possibilities . broad tax reduction 1o achieve gams in gross national product and to spur new capital formation The the limit, says Mr Buell And the idaho Board of Health lias put a moiatonum on new sulxiivisions. Badly needed, says Mr Buell, is some form of tax to catch the visitors Possibilities are a tied tax. a liquor-b- y tax or an optional local sales tax Ills preference would be the bed tax. But this would requite enabling legislation of the Idaho legislature One lug problem, he says, is lack of entoreement: Sign laws and building codes "fall through the cracks. Ket chum's increasing dog population roams at will occasionally incensing owners of rabbits and chickens There has been an uneasy relation-- ' ship between Ketchum and Sun Valiev However. coofieration between the two is improving, says Mr Buell "I think we can have a dose relationship " Economic Union If there is no absolute spiritual communion between Ketchum and Sun Valley, there is undeniable economic union are now . Ketchum having seen bust m the The recession pushed some major mining industry and a foundering of the condominium projects into foreclosure. was near dead when sheep industry And building permits now principally Union Pacific selected the valley for its issued for remodeling projects have fabled resort. dropped sharply, says Mr. Buell. 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