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Show 1 0 A The Salt Lake Tribune. Saturday, October Pom tail B Lee 6. 1979 llolln Rhodesian Chief OKs British Plan with Britain, legally the colonial power m the territory. The bishop was speaking at the end of a fourth week of peace talks here grouping his delegation and the Patriotic Front guerrillas led by Robert Mugabe and Joshua Nkomo, battling to overthrow his government Decision Due The British conference chairman, Foreign Secretary Lord Carrington, presented the constitutional proposals last Wednesday and gave both sides until Monday to accept or reject them before the talks move on to what the guerrillas consider to be the key issue of transitional arrangements of legal independence in Britain's rebel colony. The British plan includes proposals to Reuter News Agency LONDON Zimbabwe Rhodesian Prime Minister Abel Muzorewa said Friday he accepted the British government's constitutional proposals to end the vestiges of white power in Zimbabwe Rhodesia on condition that trade sanctions were lifted The bishop, at a press conference m London, also said acceptance was subject to suitable and satisfactory arrangements agreed to for bringing the independence constitution into effect. Stage Managed? But the immediate reaction from the Patriotic Front, fighting a guerrilla war to oust the bishop, was that the announcement was stage managed A front spokesman said it would not deter the guerrillas from continuing to negotiate strip the veto power from the white Salisbury parliaminority in the ment by gHrtng them only 20 seats and no rights to block normal constitutional change The bishop said Friday there was only one dissenting voice among his delegation when it decided to accept the British plan. The lone opponent was taken to be former white Premier Ian Smith Preempting Rebellion The bishop's announcement was apparently timed to preempt any attempt at a white rebellion by Smith, who is flying home to Salisbury to talk to his supporters this weekend. A British spokesman described the bishop's acceptance as a major step forward. lftO-se- 30io. eojs 5 MAKE-- j7 1WITH FfOEfODS A BOX MOW TO COCO fwcW- PACK IM PROtT OARS) BUIE FOODS O.PCPWOOO RP. 1 974-03- 11 Warehouse i piSTRistmotJcEmE HUrjiWT Since I broke up with DonaJd, I find my allowance is lasting TWICE as long! Hi NEW FOR FALL FROM DESERET BOOK IMF Urges U.S. to Keep Its Interest Rates High By R C. Longworth Chicago Tribune Writer BELGRADE The International Monetary Fund's annual meeting ended Friday with a plea to the United States to keep interest rates high to fight inflation. The United States must keep a strong fiscal and monetary policy (to fight inflation,)" IMF Managing Director Jacques de Larosiere said in a final press conference. You cant have a strong monetary policy if you peg interest rates at a low percentage." Gloomy Meeting The four-da- y meeting was a gloomy one, focusing as it did on the coming U S. recession, the resulting slowdown in world growth, the higher oil prices, inflation, and the woes of the dollar. De Larosiere reflected the atmosphere of hopelessness that surrounded the meeting when he said there was little to be done about most of these problems in the short run. A slowdown of worldwide growth is virtually inevitable because of the emergence of a recession in the United States, the need for policies in many other countries and the inflationary impact of the ... oil prices, he said. Other countries that are not yet in recession cannot help much by stimulating their economies because they have inflation problems of their owns, he said. anti-inflati- In the United States, he sad, the government has shifted priority from measto ures and this priority will need to be maintained. High interest rates will prolong the recession and make it harder for developing nations to borrow money from American banks, de Larosiere said. But with this rate of inflation, a firm monetary policy is absolutely essential," he said. It cannot be forgotten because of some consequences on outside markets. De Larosiere said the most optimistic sign to emerge from the meeting was the "degree of unanimity" on the need for all nations to fight inflation. n 1' V AC. FOREVER AFTER V' ,v Shirley Sealy, author of Beyond This Moment and Only with Love, now writes the true story of her son and daughter-in-laand their tiny baby boy. It is a moving story, full of love and pain, faith and caring, desperate searching and ultimate understanding. The beautiful message of this book is that love does not fade with the passing of the earthly body, but continues, for the faithful, throughout all eternity w Mr Change in Policy trust," he said that these statements reflect a definitive change in policy. The managing director said he believed this announced determination to beat inflation had already had one the drop of gold prices direct result this week. The heights in the gold market were related to insufficient trust by some members of the public in the strength and decisiveness of (governments antiinflation) policies, he said. Among the factors (in the falling prices) may have been the orientation of ministers to fight inflation in a decisive way," he said. I S5.95 Haven't Got the Money' ZCMI Center Britain to Push for Reduction In Its Contributions to EEC Reuter News Agency Britain wants a dramatic revision in its favor of European Economic Community (EEC) budget figures at next months EEC summit in Dublin, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said Friday. This was the clear message which emerged after more than six hours of talks here Thursday and Friday with Italian Prime Minister Francesco Cossiga. Mrs. Thatcher left for London Friday afternoon after agreeing to meet the Italian prime minister annually from now on. Britain at present contributes some $2 billion to the community budget despite being among the poorest members of the nine EEC states. We Cannot Drag On We cannot drag on being the biggest we havent got benefactor of Europe the money, Mrs. Thatcher told a news conference Friday. During talks with Cossiga, she said she had reaffirmed Britains commitment to the EEC. I think we have been working more closely with Europe than our predecessors. But we shall not play a full role in Europe until the budget problem is solved, she said. Mrs. Thatcher expects a dramatic reduction of Britain's contribution. She wants a clear commitment in Dublin to find means of reducing the net budget deficit," said her spokesman after Fridays talks. Suggestion of Refund The prime minister suggested that if EEC budgetary structure could not be revised, the reduction could take the form of a refund. Italy has its own grievances over EEC budgeting, mainly over the Common Agricultural Policy, which accounts for 70 percent of community expenditure. Italy favors a switch away from farm price supports through a revised budgetary structure and increased support for poor regions. The spokesman said Mrs. Thatcher listened sympathetically to this view but emphasized Britains priorities. 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