Journal Gazette from Mattoon, Illinois • Page 9

Saturday, February 17, 1979 Mattooo (D.) Journal Gazette-9 Coal boom may not come 8 YEAR CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT Minimum Deposit: $5,000 ANNUAL YIELD 8.45 Subject to principal and remaining on deposit for one year. Substantial interest penalties required for early withdrawal. OPEN YOUR ACCOUNT NOW! the community. "The money doesn't go into the development of public services like roads or schools," he said. Seltzer likened some West Virginia communities to third world countries where more individual or corporate Income doesn't result in community development.

"Many West Virginia counties don't need more coal development. They need a broader-based economy. They need other industries to balance the rapid growth." He also quoted figures predicting between 260 and 371 deaths yearly from coal mining by 2000, and 27,000 to 41,000 disabling injuries. "Are these socially acceptable levels?" Seltzer urged planned growth in coal-producing communities. He said stepped-up production is usually accomplished at a price "ofteli paid by workers and communities." The outlook is not as bad as we thought for these fuels." And, Seltzer says, coal is a fuel of last choice for industry.

"It's hard to burn, transport and produce." To a lesser extent, nationwide clean air regulations may be affecting output. Production is largely being limited by demand, not supply, Seltzer said. "We don't need any technological breakthroughs to mine more coal. Health and environmental standards don't need to be relaxed because of unlimited supplies." Seltzer warned of the social effects of local coal booms on Appalachian communities. "A fast, consumer-oriented growth results from a rapid rise in spendable income." People spend their money on things like boats or cars since there Is little land to buy and few investment opportunities in Editor's note: Sue Laue wrote extensively on education and federal clean water requirements when she worked tor the Illinois Office of Education and the Illinois Environmental protection Agency, using her background as a reporter and writer (or the Springfield, 111, State Journal-Register.

BySUELAUE Written for UPI LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) -A widespread coal boom in eastern Kentucky and other Appalachian states may not materialize as the industry hopes, says Dr. Curt Seltzer of the U.S. Office of Technology and Assessment. At a recent University of Kentucky seminar on coal and social problems, Seltzer said the regions will likely experience local increases in coal production but not nearly as great as expected several years ago in the wake of shrinking oil imports and spot energy shortages.

That, Seltzer said, is because people are conserving and other fuel forms are still more Surface and underground mining in 1977 produced 535 million tons of coal east of the Mississippi River, according to draft projections by his office which does congressional research. By 1985, up to 590 million tons will be produced, and by 2000, the figure is expected to be between 510 million and 680 million tons. Eastern state production increases, most likely in underground mining, may lag behind earlier and higher predictions because electrical consumption is not growing as fast as once expected. "Conservation is working," Seltzer said. "Oil and gas will still be around for four to five decades.

MATTOON FEDERAL SAVINGS LOAN ASSOCIATION 1 S20 Charleston Mottoon 580 W. Lincoln Charlooton Over 80 Million Dollars Strong I mm SUNDAY AND MONDAY IN CROSS COUNTY MALL! REDCARPETSWEATERS LADIES' PANTIES Reg. 1.09 each LADIES' SPORTSWEAR Reg. lo 1800 HANES HOSIERY Reg. 1.95 Reg 18.00 2.50 6.99 1.00 3 FOR 99t Kennington acrylic pullovers in assorted patterns.

Broken sizes. RED CARPET CROSS COUNTY MALL Assorted styles, colors and sizes. LINGERIE CROSS COUNTY MALI Skirts, blouses and slacks in broken sizes 8 to 18 and S-M-L. LADUS'SPORTSWIAR CROSS COUNTY MALI Hanes Underalls with pink or blue panty only. ACCESSORIES CROSS COUNTY MALL RED CARPET SHIRTS Reg 15.00 YOUNG JUNIORTOPS Reg.

5.00 LADIES' SPORTSWEAR Reg. to 28.00 6.99 3.00 7.00 GIRDLES Reg to 20.00 7.00 Famous brand girdles and all-in-ones in broken sizes. INTIMATE APPAREL CROSS COUNTY MAIL Long sleeve slick shirts by Above the Belt. Tucked fronts, solid colors, broken sizes. red Carpet cross county mall Assorted styles, fabrics and colors in young junior sizes 6 to 14.

YOUNC IUNIORS CROSS COUNTY MALL Mostly pullovers and cardigans in broken sizes S-M-L. IADICS' SPORTSWEAR CROSS COUNTY MALL YOU MIGHT CALL this a great grate; It is stronger than steel at only one-third the weight. Chemical-plant walkways and platforms, offshore oil rigs, railroad tank cars and high-voltage areas are expected to make use of the glass fiber grating, developed by International Grating and PPG Industries. 7 GIRLS' JEANS Reg. 8.00 PLAYTEX BRIEFS TV set banished 5.99 6.00 MEN'S SWEATERS Reg; 18.0Q lo 27.00.

6.99 Crew necks, v-necks and cardigans in broken sizes. MEN'S SPORTSWEAR CROSS COUNTY UL LADIES' SPORTSWEAR Reg to 40.00 10.00 One of a kind skirts and jackets in broken sizes 8 to 1 8. LADIES'5PORTSWEAR CROSS COUNTY MALL NARRAGANSETT, R.I. UPI) Like many other American families, Mr. and Free Spirit gentle shaper briefs by Playtex.

INTIMATE APRAREL CROSS COUNTY MAIL Assorted denim styles in girls' sizes 7 to 14 regular and slim. GIRLS' (7-141 CROSS COUNTY MALL Mrs. Charles Carter were concerned about the affect television' was having on their minds. So they did something about it. I The television set was JUNIORTOPS Reg.

22.00 CHILDREN'S JEANS Reg. 6.00 banished to a closet last October. Joanne, 12, stalked out of the room. A misty-eyed Michelle watched the set wheeled away. Jane, a high school sophomore with a penchant for soap operas, wasn't sure how she'd cope.

"I just couldn't imagine what it was going to be like without a TV I thought I was going to die or something," she said. "Can you Imagine no 'Happy Mrs. Carter said her children now are rediscovering the family piano, and even her husband, a busy business executive, is spending more time eithtjr outside or reading books and newspapers. "We Just don't want our lives to depend on it," Mrs. Carter said of their late tube.

8.00 5.00 LUGGAGE Reg. 25.00 to 35.00 12.99 Maximillian nylon and vinyl styles ir. assorted sizes. LUGGAGE -CROSS COUNTY MALI LADIES' COATS Reg. 78.00 to 110.00 50.00 Untrimmed long wool coats in junior, missy and half sizes.

Preferred winter colors. LADIES' COATS CROSS COUNTY MAI "There are many times now when this house is perfectly silent you can hear it, and it's great," Mrs. Joan Carter said. She said their 19-inch television set was sent into exile when she and her husband were trying to discuss college plans with one of their eight children. Assorted styles, fabrics and colors in junior sizes S-M-L.

YOUNG CIRCLE CROSS COUNTY MALL Assorted blue denim styles for boys and girls in sizes 4 to 6X and 4 to 7. CHILDREN'S WEAR CROSS COUNTY MALL They were Interrupted four times by squabbles over the channel selector. The Carters said the drastic MEN'S GLOVES Reg 7.00 5.00 Assorted vinyl gloves in sizes S-M-L. MEN FURNISHINGS CROSS COUNTY MAIl JR. COORDINATES Reg.

to 46.00 Vi PRICE Save .12 on assorted styles, fabrics and colors in junior sizes 5 to 1 3. YOUNC CIRCLE ROS COUNTY MAIL NAPKINS Reg. 130 each 4 FOR 3,99 FREE NAPKIN RING with each napkin. Select from Lucites, metals, woods. Limited quantity! DOMESTICS CROSS COUNIY A LADIES' COATS Reg.

98.00 to 110.00 59.90. Final clearance on famous maker short wool coats in misses' sizes 8 to 20. LADIES' COATS CROSS COUNIY MALL Barbs decision followed several months of concern over the values being beamed into their home. "I just didn't think our kids should be getting social messages through a box," Mrs. Carter said The decision wasn't met with applause.

Six-year-old Charlie, the youngest, "fell down on the floor and cried." By PHIL PASTOR ET When angry, count to 10 it gives you time to reconsider -clouting someone who classes you. One man's physical therapy is another man's tennis. MEN'S DENIM BLAZERSi ALL-PURPOSE COATS Reg. lo 80.00 38.00 MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Reg 11.00 to 14.00 6.99 Assorted plaids in sizes S-M-L-XL. MEN SPORTSWEAR ROSS IH'NTY MAI I LADIES' DRESSES Reg.

19.98 to 49.98 5.00 AND 10.00 Assorted sizes, fabrics and colors. No phone or mail orders or layaways, please! DRESSES CROSS COUNIY MAI I Reg. 70.00 25.00 Popular styles by David Hunter in broken sizes. MEN'S STORE ROSS OL'N IY MAN Zip or pile lined in four popular colors. Misses' sizes 8 to 20.

LADIES' COATS CROSS COUNTY MALL "If we make an error, we payihe MEN'S ACTIVITY SHOES JE REVIENS by Worth Reg. 25.50 MEN'S DRESS SLACKS Reg. 40.00 10.00 Hriy BIOCK 15.00 JUNIOR JACKETS 25.00 A variety of winter and all-weather styles in broken junior sizes. LADIIS' COATS' CROSS COUNTY MALE Reg to 29.00 16.99 By Bruce )enner in a variety of styles and colors. mins snots CROSS COUNTY MALL Special bath and shower collection with Foam Bath, Body Cream and Gel Pour Bain.

COSMETICS CROSS COUNTY MALL Better wool and wool blend slacks in broken sizes. MEN'S STORt CROSS COUNTY MALL BOYS' JEANS Reg 13.00 JEWELRY Reg. 2.00 to 5.00 9.99 1.00 MEN'S DRESS SLACKS Reg 18.00 to 23.00 1 0.99 New Haggar and Farah doubleknits in assorted solids and fancies. 32 to 42 waist. MEN STORE CROSS COUNTY MALL SCRAMBLE SALE Reg.

10.00 to 30.00 1.00 to 5.00 Ladies' lingerie and leisurewear in assorted styles and sizes. 1INCERIE AND LEISUREWEAR CROSS COUNTY MALL DVil AND penalty. And the interest" Block preparers are carefully trained. But if we should ever make an error that costs you additional tax, you pay only the tax Block pays any penalty and interest. We stand behind our work.

That another reason why we should do your form you use. short or long. BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 700 JACKSON 1512 BROADWAY CHARLESTON MATTOON Ooon AM-t Wookooyl Sol. twi. Mi.

MUM! or 1M-1111 Off TONIGHT APfOIWTWtWTt AVAHAUt By Levi in blue denim Sizes 8 to 14 regular and slim HOYS I.1 CROSS COUNT MALL Chokers, matinee chains and earrings in tailored metals and fashion styles. IIWEIRY CROSS COUNTY MALI RED CARPET JEANS Reg 15.00 COBBLER APRONS Reg. 3.00 each 5.50 9.99 BOYS' JEANS Reg 16.00 and 17.00 10.99 Fashion blue denims by Levi and A-Star. Sizes 25 to 30 waist. RID CARIMT II CROSS COUNTY MALL 3 FOR HANDBAGS Reg.

12.00 and 15.00 5.00 Assorted styles in vinyls and fabrics. Camel, black and brown. ACCESSORIES CROSS COUNTY MALI Light and dark hlue denim Disco eans with flare or boot legs. Broken sizes 27 to 36. RID ARPIT CROSS COUNTY MALI Assorted styles, patterns and solid colors.

LEISUREWEAR CROSS COUNTY MALL Cross County Mall Scars Also in During regular stor hours.