Show I Utah Thursday Mar 2S 12— The Hereto JeuriKrt 1971 House Organ With A Glossy Undertaking By ROBERT STRAND OAKLAND Calif (UPI) -You don't have to read the s press to find ideas lor turning society inside out Just pick up die glossy Kai- chatty company publications which talk about employe bowling teams as the modern corporation is from pick and shovel mining Kaiser News doesn't preach ser Aluminum and Chemical armed revolution It merely sug- Corp magazine a house organ geste the junking of the entire as far removed from those present educational system or the leveling of Manhattan and the Chicago Loop ao we can They Want To Return To Farming tart over again with green belts and low density housing The magazine views hippies and student activists aa not bad chapa with some good ideas suggests that public transportation be free and thinks corporate KUNA Idaho (UPI- )formers dumped an headquarters might aa well be estimated two million pounds of abolished Kaiser News started as just potatoes on a dusty wind swept hill side four miles south of another house organ but Iqr the here today and set fire to a it had evolved into a total number high quality general Interst maTraveling in more than 80 gazine cars trucks and pickups they Boost Image drove a dusty road to the Ellis Its purpoee was to boost KaiEshelman farm to scatter the ser Aluminum’s image aa an field-ruspuds along the lOOyard innovator and provide a sense long 30 -- foot wide strip of of identity for its 27 diverse diin piles as high as three vision Now the magaxine furnishes themeJ f the firm's naThen they added straw tional advertising a reverse of some wood and a pickup truck the usual practice load of old car ana truck tires Each issue full of dazzling doused the mounds with diesel original ait is devoted to a fuel and set them ablaze single subject It’s Irreverent prose contains Black evidence for its conclufrom the burning straw tires sions that the magazine goes and potatoes and was swept out across the sagebrush by a chil- remarkably free of criticism Editions run into hundreds of ly IS mile per hour wind thousands and are translated in-Then the formers began their to a languages Many of long caravan home-ma- ny are given away free to them more than 300 miles ac- copies ross the state to eastern Ida- customers business executives influential people Enough ho where their trek to empha- and are sold to make this h rare sise low potato prices paid public relations program which formers began on Monday pays for itself “We’d like to get back to - One issue of Kaiser News fan e a movie farming again” said Harold spired company-madCovener Paid Idaho one of Why Man Creates which won 1969 Academy Award for dothose who participated in the the caravan said a a pile of spuds cumentary fUnn went up (p smoke “We don’t see this la aa much something for ourselves aa for the farmer in the whole county” he uid "We fed the marketing atruo- -' tore should be changed so we won’t have to gd through this again “In fact a lot of ua won’t be able to go through this again financially A lot of us can't get finance toil spring unless we can sell the crops on hand" Price-frustrat- ed mid-196- 0s HIS CUP RUNNETH OUT? Robert Dick Is toe US e but chances that Evernmeat'i onlylook slim teataster Busy at work la Ms Brooklyn NY office Dick demonstrates cue aspect of Ms job whick government cutbacks hi spending are almost awe to eliminate fall-tim- n sr r light-head- eleetrte door THERE'S NOTHING NEW under the sun To today’s car buyer engines remote-contrlatches preset speed selectors and coll springs on each heel may sound like the last word In automotive Inventive- ness but they all date back at least half a century These photos taken In Harry Resnlck's motor museum at Ellen-viU- e NY prove the point Headlights controlled from driver's seat could turn up down and sideways on 1921 Rolls Royce top left lilting steering wheel a "modern" feature was found on 1903 Wlnton bottom left and a 1111 Owen bottom right boasted automatic transmission (legs are 1978 model) At top right Resnlck takes It easy and leaves driving to uck seat occupant holding tiller of 1914 Rausch and Lang Electric ol half-doze- n Essential Services Continue By DICK WEST WASHINGTON --The (UPI) events related in the following dispatch haven't happened' yet but stick around folks -States The preswent WASHINGTON ident of the United on strike today to protest the failure of Congress to pass the presidential pay bill The chief executive who is a after Congress had adjourned for its Easter recess In Paris French President Georges Pompidou the union's shop steward said the walkout was unauthorized and branded it a “wildcat strike" Nevertheless the heads of several other countries including Pakistan Hungary and Uganda left their jobs in a of sympathy and display support of the UB president's member of the International Federation of Amalgamated Heads of State walked off the action The President's strike which job at 13:08 pjn five minutes Senate Votes April 3 On Carswell Proposal WASHINGTON -S- enate (UPI) Republican leaders hae told the Wi le House that G Harrold Carswell cannot win confirmation to the Supreme Court The Senate will vote April 8 on a motion to send the nomination bad to committee —tantamount to killing it The GOP leadership vigorously denied late Wednesday they gave such a report to President Nixon But1 UPI learned through a GOP source that Senate Republican leaders had indeed forwarded to the White House a agreed to vote April 8 on the nomination itself Carswell 50 Tallahassee Fla a UJL appeals court judge was nominated by Nixon in January was the first White House work stoppage in history came on the heels of a series of other governmental tabor disorders the most recent being the US Supreme Court strike Upon leaving his office the n president began a demonstration in front of the White House He carried a sign reading “Augment President’s one-ma- Emolument— Now!” Efforts to have the vice president fill in for the president during toe strike collapsed when the vice president refused to cross the president's picket line The effect that the strike will have on the nation was not immediately clear mainly because nobody seemed to know just what it is that a president all day Observers here doubted the impact would be as great as in toe secret strike by the Central or the Intelligence Agency recent Internal Revenue Service strike They agreed however that a prolonged presidential strike lasting maybe two or three years could be a major on strike there will be nobody around to answer the 'toot line" in case' it ringe Congress presumably will resume consideration of toe presidential pay bill after the Easter recess However it probably will not have tone to finish work on the measure before the Memorial Day recess Meanwhile essential governmental services such as mail deliveries are expected to continue Rejection Is Requested LAKE CITY SALT (UPI)-T- wo Utah Democratic Party officials have called for rejection of President Nixon’s nomination of Judge G Harrold Carswell to the UA Supreme Date Switched COWICHAN BAY BC (UPI) -- Some 300 outhouses powered outboard motors are by CburL expected to compete in the A joint statement condemnannual Cowichan Bay Outhouse The reoommital motion gives ing the proposed appointment Race in June it was announced those early supporters a chance of Carswell was issued Wed- Wednesday to say later they did not A member of Cowichan Bay's nesday by State Democratic directly vote against the Chairman John H Klas and “Privy Council" which organomination Democratic National Commit- nizes the annual event said the Even more important if the date for the race was being teeman Wayne L Black nomination appears in trouble inconvenience The two said the State Demoswitched from the' traditional when the vote approaches For one thing it would create cratic Central Committee reMay 24 to sometime in June Carswell might invite Nixon to a backlog of unsigned legislacently approved a resolution possibly Father’s Day because withdraw toe nomination-sav- ing tion some of which might even the May date was already filled urging Sen Frank E Moss memo on vote breakdowns The both men from the be beneficial In addition as to vote against confirma- with “too many other exciting memo mid the Republicans humiliation of a public defeat long as the president remains tion of Carswell events” could not defeat a motion to return the nomination to “I have a degree of Journalistic freedom few writers have” ays toe editor Don Fabun “I don’t worry about advertisers or management 1 only worry about wha I think” The only Kaiser Aluminum executives who see the mega-befopublication are the T J Ready Jr and a vice president R A Sandberg and then only 24 hours before presses roll “In 10 years they haven’t re made any changes” said Fa- - Lower Coats Basically Fabun reasons that octal revolution ultimately results from economic forces “Society moves in the direction of lower coats” says Fabun ' That’s how he dune up with his conclusion that corporate headquarters — like Kaiser’S own $53 million complex — are becoming obsolete because "nobody but toe office boy la doing anything here he couldn't more easily do at home” It's far cheaper to ikip the commute downtown and communicate with fellow workers by picture phone helped by recorders ami Fabun says toe technology already is available “Most journalists talk about what happened yesterday or last week” saya Fabun “We talk ahnoat entirely in terms of man's alternative futures" W m 4 7 - First Wait & First North SPECIALS FOR THURS FRI SAT - MARCH 26 27 28 We Feature Miller's Choice Blue Ribbon Beef SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ALWAYS' EASTER SPECIALS! ROASTING CHICKENS BONELESS HAN Tento Grab - Plump A MurrtHs Ik' Ready to Eat committees ' The disclosure touched off Nixon will with-- : draw the nomination to avoid the spectacle of public defeat A Democrat active in the battle to deny Carswell a seat on the court says the bloc has won over 13 SOBERS BARGAINS speculation ' - Griffin All Diamond Needles the Site and type to fit aH papular make phonograph and iteree Reduced to the Judiciary Even Carswell's including Assistant Leader Robert P CAR STEREOS Barg Wamor admit such a move in effect kill the CASSETTE CAR STEREO ll BUDGET BUYS on END CUTS of CHEESE Yes these are END CUTS from ur PREMIUM CHEESE Available Rg $6995 ear Factory GOSSNER'S CHEESE FACTORY 10th N sad 10th West logon Utah r Aft? 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