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1 4 Rapid City Journal Wedneiday, April 18, 1973 Base closings will cripple jf "I tiWu.H r- PSco Over inno economy of some areas Payments not required in Oahe stock subscription than 2,000 civilian and military CRAIG AMMERMAX Associated PreM Writer cannot absorb this economic i shock," Sen. Edward W.1 Foe Mwt Wemen ft jobs. "It will be a terrible blow to Brooke, said. Boston Mayor Kevin White, Demo The announced closings of everybody in the city," said more than 200 domestic nuu- crat, predicted the moves tary bases will have a crippling PIERRE Initial promotional material stating that a 10 per cent down payment was required upon signing Oahe Area Development Corp. itock sub would grossly increase unem impact on the economy of ployment in his city, end he said: "The ripple effect will be felt by all taxpayers who have places like Boston, Laredo, and the entire state of on display of alt times LARIAT CLOTHIERS 70S Main Mayor J.C.

Martin. In San Francisco, the office of Mayor Joseph Alioto said the Pentagon had reneged on an "absolute pledge" not to close the Hunter's Point Naval Shipyard without giving city offi scription agreements is in error, according to Pserrt Chamber Rhode Island, according to lo to pick up the added costs of welfare." cal politicians. at commerce manager 1 Sougstad. Rhode Island and Massachu Elsewhere, reactions were cials a hearing. setts have been wiped out by equally as harsh.

the Navy, almost completely," "Receiving payment on a stock subscription is in violation of state law," said Soug-stad. "but conducting a stock Sen. John O. Pastore, Laredo Air Force Base, the said of the reports that 224 military installations will be closed Hunter's Point, with 5,600 civilian employes and an estimated annual budget of $100 million, was among the bases scheduled for shutdown by mid- largest employer in the Texas border town of 69,000, was subscription drive is not." There's something for everyone in the Journal by mid-1074. among the bases scheduled for Sougstad said the purpose of closing, wiping out a S36.7-nul- The reports from Washington 1974.

ft lion annual payroll and more were especially hard on the two the stock subscription drive was to determine if the area will New England states. More than 7,000 jobs were expected to be Ilff lost in Boston alone, with the closing of the Boston Naval support an economic development organization. "If enough people respond to the subscription drive, we will proceed with formal organization and registration of stock. When that is Pierre chamber cites government employes PIERRE The trade devel Yard and the Chelsea Naval Hospital, and reductions else where. Being eliminated in Rhode Ask church opment committee of the Pierre completed, then we will caH in the subscriptions and make arrangements for purchase and Harvey Major, president of the Des Moines, Iowa, chapter of the American Indian Movement (AIM), sits on the lawn of the First Church of the Open Bible here as Indians set up four tents on church grounds Sunday.

The group is asking $50,000 annual rent for the church land, which it claimed once belonged to Sioux Indians. (AP Wirephoto) Chamber of Commerce has set Government Employes Appreci Island, where the Navy is the largest single employer, are an estimated 21,500 military and civilian jobs in the closing of payment on stock." HflV Y(t Th stpprinfl committee in the I lUV IWlll i Drapery, ation Days for May 3-5, accord- I ign to chairman Dean Bartlett. the Quonset Point installation arive anticipates completing ror-mal organization of Oahe Area Development Corporation with All retailers and businesses are encouraged to have special is our specialty and a substantial cut the base at Newport. "It's going to put an awful Springs City Court opera accompanists sales end prices to promote the Corporations now in 00 days, Sougstad said. At that time, 10 per cent down pay event.

In addition, the committee has set an advertising bud squeeze on the people here," hot springs Distuning ttit ptaci SIOUX FALLS Jim Led- -John Iron Rim Cnadron, $20; Harim High pint, osun, $tf bond better, Pierre, and Nancy Par- forfeit. get to augment business adver said Newport Mayor Humphrey ment ana a mommy payment schedule will be required from fGClUirCu tO DDV stock sufbscriicrs i Tl Driving www imoxiciiM, iouiv naSh Miirrfn have hppn namcrl Donnelly in. It was esti vulgar languai), and brmwi ual tising. "Government employes ac mated half the school children Dewey J. Clifford, Grand Island, to provide ooume piano accom- The steering committee has'AN MtArl 4tv set a goal of getting pledges Oil CSTIllllliCU IQA Sioo, (20 and 12a respectively.

in one larze Newoort-area nub' Also Bedspreads to match beautifully tailored drapes in many patterns and colors. Call for an Appointment Linoleum Center "Home Fashions galore for window and floor" for the Gilbert and Public Infoxlctilon Harlan walks payment count for over 50 per cent of lie school district were from Out. Hot Swings, and Glen Bores (or (100,000 in stock at $10 a share. Money raised through the comic opera, "The A 1TD fVilala. each 20 and lour families to be affected by the UVldllV LUI UUl 1 PJ 1muw.

Unl Cnrlnna COft I iwr o. the employment in the area and are major supporters of the business community," said cuts. sale of stock will be used tolations may have to make esti- speeding wiiiiam James jon'reton, uonaouers, wmcn win oe pre- purchase land and buildings forimated tax payments in 1973 3f a April 27-May 1 by the development of industrial parkthe first time, John B. Unger.jGrouhanj, an of Hot each Little Theatre troupe "Massachusetts, with Its 7.2 per cent unemployment, the Bartlett. "We are setting aside these days to show our appre 71 5 Mt.

Rushmore Rd. 342-8304 sites to be leased and sold back district director for South Da Traffic Court: Improper parking fourth highest in the nation, ciation." at Augustana College. Charles Rasmussen, Hot Springs, 15. te lifht industrial orospects who kota said Monday. select this area lor a location, unaer a i law, me corporate exemption from estimated taxes has been phased Cub Pack 55 out.

So for tax years beginning in 1973. corporations will have to The scouts ot cud rack- were; pay estimated taxes if they ex- peat their income tax liability, after credits, to be $200 or more. Last year, a corporation had to pay estimated taxes only if its tax liability amounted to $5,540 run crusti BCi given an exhibition of tne art of ju-kite at their March meeting. Al Salazar and his students demonstrated various moves common to this form of ju-jitsu. They broke boards with their feet, hands and even a head.

Receiving the Wolf Badge at the awards ceremony were John or more. Corporations do not file declarations of estimated tax with the IRS. However, Langer em phasized that corporations must deposit estimated taxe? in au Rushmore deliriously different for Easter thorized commercial or Federal Reserve banks. Each deposit must be accompanied by a Federal Tax Deposit Form 503, mailed to all corporations who tale orm 1120. Additional orms 503 may be secured from the Ogden Service Center.

For calendar year corpora tions, the first estimated tax due Bee, Kurt Moser, Terry Tompkins, Brad Nash, Mike Kirkeby, David Christensen and James Grooms. A Bear Badge was presented to Erk-k Bjellum. Gold arrows were earned by Richard Ley, Michael Kinder, Eric Bjellum. Tom Holliday, Gary Herman, Kurt Moser, Terry Tompkins, Brad Nash, and Mike Kirkeby. Silver arrows were presented to Richard Ley (3), Michael Kinder (2), Scott Myers (1), Gary Herman (3), Brad Nash (1) and Shawn Cunningham (2).

Webelos awards were received by Chris Legner (5), Stephen Lewis (3), Mark Corner (2), Greg Herman (2), Jeff Ped-erson (2), Mark Fakler (2), Mike Wallace (2), Roger Knowl-ton (2), Gary Koppelman (1), date was Monday, with remain ing installments due by June 15, Sept 17, and Dec. 17. Due dates for fiscal year corpora tions are the 15th day of the fourth, sixth, ninth and 12th months of the tax year. Langer added that Form 1120- Corporation Worksheet for Computation of 1973 Estimated Tax, was included in all tax packages mailed to corporations Jay Erickson (1), Greg Fischer for the year 1972 and may be used as a guide in determin (1), Kevin Cleveland (1), and Matt Kudson (1). ing estimated tax liability 'C'OfAB Yur afer Sunday dinner can be a gourmet Va cup shortening won fed fet (glass MINNEAPOLISST.

PAW pitKKE 4 cups buttermilk biscuit mix Va teaspoon celery seed teaspoon dry mustard 1 2 tablespoons chopped parsley 3a cup milk A. Cut shortening into biscuit mix with pastry blender in large bowl, add celery seed, mustard and parsley; stir in milk with fork, till mixture is moist. 5. Turn dough out onto lightly floured board; knead a few times. Roll out to a rectangle about large enough to cover ham completely.

Place ham on one end pf rectangle, bring other end up and over ham, trimming off excess pastry; brush edges with slightly beaten egg; seal edges. 6. Place ham on cookie sheet; brush all over with baten egg; make a small cutout on top as steam vent. Reroll trims; cut into leaf or flower shapes; arrange around steam vent on top of ham; brush cutouts with egg. 7.

Bake in hot oven (400) for 45 minutes, or until pastry is golden. Remove to heated serving platter. Cut into 14-inch thick slices. Serve; sit back and wait for compliments. Don'f settle for less than the best make sure your Easter Ham wears Rushmore's bright new, label.

It's your guarantee of good taste! meai your ramify ana guein win srni oe raiKing obouf on Labor Day, when you serve this exciting variation of traditional baked ham. Tangy fruits under a crunch biscuif crust add a festive appearance and taste-of-spring flavor that is well worth a little extra effort. Preparation isn't as complicated as you might think; just follow our complete recipe below: Fruit 'n crusted Rushmore Ham Vl cup dried apricots Vi cup well-drained crushed pineapple Va cup raisins 2 cups apple cider 1. Combine apricots, pineapple and raisins in small saucepan with cider. Bring to boiling; simmer 5 minutes to allow fruit to plump and absorb cider.

Drain, reserving juice! Coarsely chop drained fruits. Va cup chopped pecans 1 five-to-six pound Rushmore boneless ham Va teaspoon ground cloves Va teaspoon ground ginger 2. Mix fruit with pecans, then pat evenly over ham; sprinkle with cloves and ginger. Place ham in small shallow baking pan; add reserved juice from Step 1. Cover loosely with foil.

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