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OyJohn ft. Dlock Illinois Director of Agriculture Montmi Will Open Aug. 29 Health Tip Q. With the prices of farm land increasing at a far greater rate than are the returns from the land, inheritance taxes are putting the farms of fathers beyond the financial reach of their sons. Is the government going to put an end to the family farm? N. Behrns, Dieterich, 111. A. You are not alone in your concern. Just recently, I took a resolution on estate taxes to the National Governors conference on behalf of Governor Thomp­ son. In the version which passed, the governors said they "are deeply concerned about the accelerating loss of family farms caused by estate tax liabilities that are based on speculative value rather than upon the actual earning capacity of such land. Section 2032A wlflie Internal Revenue code provides that for estate tax purposes, real property used for farming shall be valued according to its actual use rather than its potential value for other uses. In recommending this provision, the House Ways and Means committee specifically states in its report (94-1380) that it would be unreasonable to require that the "speculative value" be included in an estate with respect to land devoted to farming or closely held business. The Internal Revenue Ser­ vice, however, is proposing regulations that would limit application of section 2032A to those cases where there is direct and immediate com­ petition for such other uses as residential, commercial, or industrial development. By refusing to recognize speculative pressures that have escalated farmland prices in areas not subject to develop­ ment for other uses, the proposed regulations would, in effect, bar the application of section 2032A to the majority of farm estates in this country. The National Governors' association urges the Internal Revenue Service to modify this proposed regulation to reflect congressional intent that section 2032A apply to farmland affected by speculative pressures as well as to land under pressure for immediate developmenF." I believe the governors are absolutely right. Taxation of agricultural land must be based on its value in production agriculture. To base taxes on speculation is to toy with the very basis of the greatest food producing machine in the history of mankind. Our nation and our world cannot afford that. Montini Catholic schools will begin the 1979-80 term Wed­ nesday, Aug. 29, at 8:50 a.m. The first day will be shortened, with dismissal at 11:45 a.m. The buses will run the first day and no lunch will be served because of the early dismissal. Beginning Thursday, Aug. 30, and thereafter, the school day will be from 8:50 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. the hot lunch program at the Middle school will begin Tuesday, Sept. 4. Registration day will be Tuesday, Aug. 28, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at both buildings. Parents are asked to come on this day to pay the book rental fee, pick up their child's schedule, and meet the teachers. Bus passes will be available that day at the Middle school only. Parents who have not yet registered their children may do so on registration day, Aug. 28. SECTION 2 - PAGE 1 - PLAIN DEALER • FRIDAY, AUGUST, 17,1ITI ment could be saved through association is an uncomfortable y the person does not necessarily pressure, squeezing, fullness or ' • • • • Some prophets afre without honor unless they toot their own horns. . What would do if someone near you had a heart attack? Most people simply watch in horror and frustration. Yet, according to the American Heart association, many of the 350,000 heart attack victims who die each year before reaching professional treat- "f" 'pill; simple knowledge and prompt action. Knowing the signals of a heart attack and have a predetermined action plan are steps every person should take to be ready in an emergency. The most common signal identified by he Heart pain in the center of the chest behind the breastbone which may radiate to the shoulder, neck or arms. It need not be severe. There also may be signs such as sweating, nausea, shorteness of breath or a feeling of weakness. However, have to have all the signals before action is taken. If the signals persists for twp minutes or more, (1) call the emergency rescue service, or(2) get to the nearest hospital emergency room which offers 24-hour cardiac care service. 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