Show Logan Utah Thursday June 29 1973 The Herald Jownol- Alumni Council Elects Leaders No Great Shortage Of Food Expected Jay R Bingham Salt Lake City was reelected president of the Utah State University Alumni Council and Leah D Parkinson Logan was installed as executive vice president and during an presidentelect Alumni Council meeting at USU Bingham has served as By Mathis Chazanov United Press International There will be no massive food shortages across the nation this year according to a survey by United Press International but beef chicken and fruit may be in short supply —and expensive president of the Council for the past two years the same length as the new term In that capacity he also serves on the USU Institutional Council Mrs Parkinson will assume Mr Bingham’s duties after two years Also elected to the Executive Committee of the council at the Saturday meeting were William R Stockdale Ogden Robert Chambers Logan and Bonnie Briton Salt Lake City Eldon Drake will continue his present term of office The Council serves a organization of Utah 93000-memb- State alumni The vice president of for Terracor Corp development Mr Bingham is a Cache Valley native and a civil engineering graduate from USU 1941 Mrs Parkinson is a former USU dean of women -5 Programs Recruit Children DR RUSSELL ROTH left of Erie Pa is sworn in as 128th president of the American Medical Association by Dr John R Kernodle e Start The Head now are recruiting programs Cache County and Logan area preschool age children for the 1973-7- 4 school year Head Start has openings for children four years of age on or before Oct 31 Home Start will SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) -- fill openings for parents with Salt Lake County Attorney Carl children three and four years J Nemelka has recommended old disciplinary actum against two For more information parents Salt Lake City Police officers should contact Pearl Thomas at for allegedly beating a man in the Head Start-Hom- e Start their cukody June 7 Center 67 South Main Street Nemelka also recommended Millville The center’s number is the abandonment of high1 Parents can also call speed car chases unless a ma- Mrs Thomas at 7526169 after 5 jor crime is involved pm Nemelka made the recommendations in a report on the Head Start-HoStart are investigation of the incident directed to the total programs ofsent to police administration of children The ficers Wednesday He said it is development concentrate on health programs unlikely that criminal charges services social and emotional will be filed against the offdevelopment and involvement icers of parents directly In the Fred Glen Crook 21 alleged educational development of he was beaten by officers Step- their children hen Fife and William 0 Brown Aside from age criteria the d car following a select children acprograms alchase earlier this month He so charged he was lifted off the cording to guidelines set by the Office of Economic Opportunity ground by his hair when he was being booked into the jail of the federal government are Nemelka's report said the Home start families man's allegations were substan- recruited from isolated areas No child is discriminated tially correct against because of religion The report also recommended ethnic origin sex or capability that because of the danger involved high speed chases be abandoned unless a reportedly dangerous person or a major crime are involved SPOKANE Wash (UPI) -- A Police administration officials young burglary suspect got the leg-w- hile said Wednesday they didn’t wrong break-- his want to comment mi the report fleeing from police who saw until they had time to study it him running from a drug store Officers said Terrence R An internal investigation of the incident by the police is ex- Fitzpatrick 21 of Spokane fell pected to be completed next over an enjankment and broke week An FBI investigation has his leg while they were chasing been completed but not re- him on foot He was jailed and leased and sent to the Justice charged with burglary after his Department leg was put in a cast chairman uf the AMA Board of Trustees at the annual convention in New York City (UPI Telephoto) Start-Hom- Discipline Advocated 753-095- high-spee- Wrong Break Seen Acupuncture ‘ ’ Big -Rediscovery NEW YORK (UPI) A White House staff physician who accompanied President to Nixon China predicted that acupuncture could be the most "just significant medical rediscovery of modem times and Chinese herbal medicine may prove as Wednesday important" Speaking at the final scientific session of the American Medical Association's (AMA) 122nd annual convention Dr William laikash urged some 1000 doctors and other medical personnel to see that there is more clinical research in the United States “to establish acupuncture's true worth before it is put into practice" Lukhjh said his skepticism turned to "frank amazement when he witnessed major apparently done sucon alert and smiling patients who had only needling to deaden the pain" But another speaker Dr James Y P Chen a member of the acupuncture committee of the National Institute of Health warned that the United States should go slow in the medical art adopting in China for 7000 practiced years “There is much to be learned from Chinese medical practices before their achievements particularly in acupuncture anesthesia are made reproducible in Western countries" said Chen of Santa Monica Calif “Even in China efforts are surgery cessfully being made to place acupuncon a more scientific ture ground" Farmers ranchers and orchardmen complained they could not sell their produce y because the current freeze fixes food prices below production costs and distributors and processors cannot pay them enough to make a profit "Processors and buyers of raw agricultural products are holding out because of the imposed retail freeze and some products may not be harvested as a result" said Alan Grant president of the California Farm Bureau “Broiler and egg producers are cutting back because of operating losses" he said "Meat and dairy commodities may be similarly affected and the overall result could be less food for public consumption" Despite the industry's arguments however the government's Cost of Uving Council Wednesday ruled that chicken producers won't be allowed to raise prices industry sources said A key factor in meat and A ’o poultry prices is soybean meal the export of which was halted in an emergency move Wednesday— "because of the extremely tight supply situation" according to Commerce Secretary Frederick Dent In Independence Iowa liouis Sandbouef president of Com Blossom Foods said tlw firm's acupuncture equipment be labeled to the effect that it can be used only by licensed medical practitioners “Our conclusion was that acupuncture still is in the experimental stage with no demonstrated safe and proper use" Link said noting that some states already have banned the practice while others have limited it to physicians and surgeons Nevada will license practitioners even if they are not professionals Moderator of the symposium was Dr Walter Judd former Minnesota congressman and onetime medical missionary to China who said the time was approaching when more state supply" Eighteen months ago soybean prices were 83 to 8350 a bushel They have since climbed to 86 a bushel and even higher in some areas In Tokyo the prices of soybeans went up by more than 87 after the US export ban was announced The price freeze will hurt the fruit and vegetable market according to OW Fillerup a spokesman for the Council of California Growers producers of much of the nation's crop three meat packing plants are "caught in tlie squeeze on price ceilings" and will close within the week "We are forced to pay more to buy meat to process than we can get out of the product" he said Egg rancher Marshall Ellis of Riverside Calif said “If we can't purchase feed we will then have to either kill them or let them starve And if we reduce our stock we will have to reduce our staff on the Tomatoes carrots potatos and grapefruit were at low price levels during the week the freeze was imposed he said and “now producers of high quality products aren't allowed to receive what their products are worth in the open market" "The end result of this manipulation is turmoil in the i marketing and production of these products” he said "This can easily lead to food shortages if producers are driven out of business-a- nd that is a distinct possibility" Some areas reported no shortages or fears of shortages among them Kansas where a record wheat harvest is going smoothly according to a state Fears that a spokesman shortage of gasoline would interfere with harvesting have not been borne out he said ranch" There were reports of chicks slaughtered or eggs destroyed in Mississippi Missouri Washington state Georgia and Texas A new soybean crop would go far to make the feed shortage problem less serious according to HJ Hodges of the Texas Extension Service but he said it would not come before early August However he added "1 doubt it will help tlie overall feed situation very much The Honeymoon 0 We’ve Got The ROCK ISLAND 111 (UPI) -True love prevailed Wednesday at the Rock Island County Jail when a judge married Richard Wangeline and Karen Starr and federal regulation would be necessary to keep acupuncture out of the hands of who The union had been opposed might discredit a valid medical by Sheriff Joe Schneider on aid 27 grounds that Wangeline "I'm glad the AMA has Moline III was one of his sponsored this meeting to look prisoners at the jail But last at the phenomena of acupunc- week Sheriff Schneider was ture coldly and scientifically" overruled in court Judd said "Frankly 1 have the couple was Although been a little embarrassed granted a ceremony there will because my profession has done be no honeymoon Wangeline little to date to study this pleaded guilty to burglary practice out of which can come charges Tuesday and was great benefits American medi- sentenced to a prison term of cal science must find out up to six years whether acupuncture is effective and why" Dr Ronald One speaker Mclsack professor of psycholoMcGill University gy at Montreal challenged the claim that acupuncture does not hurt He said patients did not want to admit pain and often said they felt “hot" instead “It is bearable but painful" Melsack said “The electrical stimulation hurts and the whirling needle gitfes a deep achey feeling" Training t" David M IJnk of the federal Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warned the physicians of "great potential for abuse" if acupuncture continues uncontrolled The administration ordered last March that all demand is so far ahead of the You Want Starting Salary $30720 Per Month Contact: Sgt Jeff Wright To day's Army FRI SPECIALS FOR THURS SAT - Logan 753-394- 3 Wants To Join You JUNE 2S 29 30 We Feature Top Quality Meats "SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ALWAYS" TtSrThSuES 8:30 A M Is 7 PM DAILY CLOSED SUNDAYSI Vl Except Friday - 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