ICE FOLLIES
EXTENDS SHOWS AT
HERSHEYPARK
ARENATO
CELEBRATE
40th ANNIVERSARY
HERSHEY - Icc Follies
will return to the Her
sheypark Arena, October 16
thru 26 (or 16 performances,
in a special 40th anniversary
edition of one of America’s
greatest family en
tertainment productions.
Last year, Shlpstads &
Johnson Ice Follies
scheduled 9 performances,
drawing over 50,000 people,
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to return to the Hersheypark
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on ice. Susan Berens, his
skating partner and Ice
Follies star for 9 years, adds
to the champagne elegance
of this sparkling and talented
couple.
Along with the nostalgic
return to romance this
year’s show will present
original Ice Follies props
and memorabilia of the past
40 years.
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available at the Her
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Recently, the United
States House of Represen
tatives took up the defense
appropriations bill. This is
the legislation to provide
money for our military
establishment.
As might be expected,
debating this bill was a time
consuming task. It provided
those Representatives who
would spend Federal funds
for anything but defense with
their opportunity to attack
military spending. Amend
ment after amendment was
offered designed to cut the
defense budget.
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But what had to be
remembered from the outset
of this debate was that the
bill being considered con
tained large cutbacks in
military spending itself. The
committee handling the
legislation had trimmed $7.5
billion from the President’s
defense budget request
before bringing it to the
House Floor. That cut plus
the effects of inflation
amounted to more than a 10
percent reduction in military
spending for the upcoming
year.
Sure, it is nice to grand
stand and propose even
greater cutbacks. It’s nice to
grandstand and talk about
all the better uses to which
this money could be put. But
in the end, the responsible
legislator must ask himself a
basic question: How much
cutting is too much?
Personally, I can think of
dozens of worthwhile things
for which I would prefer to
spend taxpayers' money
rather than defense. But I’m
making those judgements
during a period of peace,
when the need for defense
seems secondary to other
pressing priorities.
The trouble is that the
likelihood of defense
becoming the number one
priority overnight is always
with us. Pearl Harbor surely
taught us that lesson. And we
won’t have the time to begin
building a non-existant
defense posture if we art
attacked. The means to
defend ourselves must ba
there and must be adequate.
What we do know is that
our chief adversary In the
world, the Soviet Union, is
spending ever increasing
amounts on military might.
We cannot assume that her
Intentions are entirely
peaceful. Our defense
preparations must reflect
our evaluation of what is
necessary to meet this
challenge.
In recognizing these
responsibilities, it is also
necessary to recognize that
actions taken today do not
show up in improved defense
technology until many years
afterwards. One of the main
items of debate in the
legislation we considered
was a new attack plane for
the Navy. It is proposed as a
replacement for planes
already regarded as ob
solete. But even if we ap
proved it now, prototypes of
the new plane would not be
flying until 1980-81 and
production could not begin
until 1983-84.
What I am saying is that
just grandstanding in favor
of massive defense money
cuts does not speak to some
of the tough issues involved.
Like everything else,
military spending must face
the budget axe if we are to
come to grips with our
budget deficits. I have
supported and will continue
to support responsible ex
penditure cuts in this area,
but responsibility implies a
large measure of good sense.
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