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Cultural Forum
Program Committee Presents
“This week In the EMU”
Monday
Nncr ac r —if Ease Lobe
Jenny Bell
Wednesday
, Spaghetti Feed
Kevin Dietz and Richard Smith
Thursday
Noor, spe r> p* Rdectorv «t*r.
Randy & Dana Rothwell
Friday Beer Garden
4-pin r she E?a,' Dtang R-jo—
Mystery Guest
Congress seeks system
for charity contributions
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We do no? be eve that tedera ’a* returns or
••va *edera ta*-collection system shou-d be used
as a vehicle for voluntary contrtbuboos to ar>
chanty O' cause nowever mer?*orious Assistant
T'easury Secretary John E Chapotor tod toe
Sena’e Finance ?a*a-*on subcorm **ee ‘as- wee«
if a voluntary checkoff of toe * n<j proposed
try ftfte i>t is) were incorporated on ta* returns
‘oooga’es wouid be opened tor other cna' *<e<
and worthwhile causes to reaues* a s ~ af
c*>eckon system he sad
Tjoe proposals should not be contused * to
•re checkoff now provided on 'a* *etj'-s ••: *
4 nanc ng presidential campaigns Cume'1* aw
ai*ows a person to ea^a'* Si o* n*s or Her *a*es
tor toe campaign fund But a person $ ta* ,at> %
s not changed by checking the campaign-fund
be* on toe ta* return
~h& new proposals wou-d net earmark *a>t'.
tor 3's chanties But it wood a!tow me Oymptc
Committee and toe ahs and , j,r3r • es endow
ments to use to-e iRS ta* system to co eel toe;'
contributions
Local electronics firms
enshrouded by ‘fiscal fog’
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“This is America. Business went
down, stock prices went down
and they cut back."
* ra y strengmened Tna’ al
lowed strong jaoanese corr.pe
htors who never stopped bui'd
ng to sweep into the semicon
ductor ~a'*et and gam a hold
‘n me las! five years Japanese
semiconductor e*ports to the
U S manse! increased eightfold
to neany S-400 million
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ware's with the electronic cir
Cjtri to fo"r computer brains
a'e considered a basic com
-^od *> of the e ectronics
industry ^ne maKers also are
~a»or jsers of test equipment
manufactured by such
Northwest companies as Fluke
and """e*vor * of Beaverton
Ore
Promising rtsesf it would never
oe ca^gn* jnp-epared tor a
strong demand agan the
semiconductor ndustry Kept
produCtiO’" imes going brough
'979 and rgso tut prices col
apsed because supplies were
SO high
""ftis is America Business
wen1 down stock prices went
down and they cut back says
Je^ry Wasserman an nforma
tion systems industry e«per* at
Arthur D Lfttte inc a ttvnfc tank
in Cambridge Mass
And the 1980 recession hit
European customers w-o buy a
great dea> ot American elec
tronics products Fluke caffs the
simultaneous recess*ons on
both sides ot the A* ant>c a'are
occurrence the first t can
remember
And a stronge' do a' forced
American compar es to fa se
their prices m European cur
rency to receive the same
amount o♦ dollars — further de
pressing sales
ft s hard to raise prices into a
weak economy says F etcher
Chamberlin assistant treasurer
at Tektronix But the alternative
was reduced profit margins
from foreign trade and Tek
tronix sens about 40 pe'cent of
rts product outside this country
Fluke s product prices had to
go up 30 to 40 percent which
results in not selling much
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