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Show 8 I Salt Lake Tribune. Friday. December Th 2. r7' Paying for Moisture 6ftAFFITr Chicken Weight Shortages Cited a management group has been formed to aid companies that want to lie "union free. NAM president Heath Larry, former chief negotiator for U.S. Steel Corp., said the council was formed in response to a growing' demand among employers particularly small businessmen who fear that union organizing will increase under a House-passe- d bill to revise ie.ieral labor law. Larry indicated the group will be known as Council on Union-FreEnvironment primarily because its founders liked the acronym new drained out of meat and poultry before they buv it arid the department Thursday proposed strict weight labeling rules to protect them. Assistant Agriculture Secretary Carol Foreman told a nows conference the rules would probably-measome increase in consumer prices, A spokesman for a National Chicken Processors Association declared its opposition to the rules. Federal olficials said it was difficult to tell how much consumers were losing thiough weight shortages caused by moisture losses from forids but noted a California state petition estimated each 1 percent w ight shortage would cost consumers $200 million. The proposed regu'atiens require net weight lie confer-e.i- , A I accurate at me time the product is sold !o Ihe WASHINGTON (AID or. Thursday an additional consumer rather than accurate only at the time it e committee of national leaves the processing plant. $ix million for Amtrak In ;r. "id cutbacks Tile rules would eliminate a current provision rail passenger service this winter. allowing juices arid liquids which drain away from The ooniereiw e commitlee had approved $x Wednesday by the inert and poultry' to he included in net weight. Under million hut tins was r jeci.-the new proixwal, the net weight shown on a package the matter bark to the ronf rees House, which would be the drained weight. for a second try Ms. Foreman conceded retail prices would Originally the Senate liad approved $IH million while the House decided against any increase in probably rise because meat and poultry processors would have to put more into each package in order to million buditet Amtrak's allow for natural loss of moisture and juices after mstnimeri-tawas who D Rep. Albert Gore Jr.. Tenn., products leave their plants. She insisted consumers in seeking the extra funds, said the money losing rail agency would have to curtail service on some are willing to pay. Consumer group petitions show they have an routes without the extra funds. Gore said it was foolish to cancel t rain service, one overwhelming desire to pay for what they get. and Ms. they want to know what theyre getting. of the most efficient means of transportation, at a Foreman said. time Ihe country is trying to conserve energy. George Watts, president of the National Broiler As it developed, the first train set for cancellation, Council which represents chicken processors, said in on Jan. 19, was the Floridian, which runs from a separate interview the group will oppose the Chicago through Kentucky and Tennessee to St. government proposal Miami, and Petersburg, Fla., Watts said a "tremendous overpack" would be Another effect of the extra funding, Amtrak officials said, would tie to set Pack by at least two1 needed to avoid violations because it is very difficult months proceedings aimed at canceling several other to tell how much moisture chicken will lose between packing and sales. routes. United Press Internalionnl The Agriculture Department WASHINGTON says consumers are paying for moisture which has Give1f?S Panel OKs Further Funds for Amlrak s, e CUE. He said he expected the name would likely brand the new group louse-Senat- Firms Union-Fre- e as a union busting outfit. But he insisted: This is not, despite what any one might say, a union busting organization. ile insisted it was not designed to compete with the National Right to Work Committee, which has been attracting many large contributions in recent years. Unlike the he said the council would not lobby. The council, funded by tax deductible membership fees ranging from $150 to $1,500 a year depending on the size of the firm, will advise employers of the latest techniques for establishing union free labur relations. Larry emphasized the group ' ini ended to discourage unionization by taking a positive approach, encouraging employers to establish good labor relations. WASHINGTON (UPI Denying any intention of union busting, the National Association of Manufac- turers announced Thursday that By Bernard Brenner - Group to Aid Unions dont organize empmanagements do by their loyees mistakes, he said. No membership list was available. Larry said he expected some highly unionized firms to join the council along with many and possibly even the employers textile firm of J. P. Stevens and Co., which has been cited for n activity. Larry acknowledged the groups fear of rising unionization was not entirely justified. Union membership has been declining in recent years, and a growing number of workers are voting to decertify their unions. 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