European Stars And Stripes (Newspaper) - January 13, 1978, Darmstadt, Hesse                                Page 10 the stars and stripes january 1978 hardly Normal the Southl Snow on the Cotton bolls refuses to a Southland temperature is so Low thai the Hie Cotton Fields and the Bright Sun ire trademarks of the around historic Colong Llyle that the Normal state of but these Are demonstrate at Survey site Power Fine protesters arrested a a Navy tiler tur Ned his wife and six other Power line protestors have been arrested for step Ping on a surveyors they were charged with obstructing the Legal process court orders obtained by United Power association and cooperative Power association to prevent from interfering with Power line Dennis and his wife bought their 210acre farm two years ago after he spent seven years on Active Navy he said he was a 1967 graduate of the naval they locked arms As they were led away from their farm wednesday by state a few minutes earlier they had led the with five american flags waving in the on half mile Over Snow covered Fields to the Survey site where a dozen state troopers closed Rutledge said the surveyors were on his property and demanded to see Iden its never been proven to me they Are workers for the Power Une he weve got word from the attorney general they dont have to carry identification when working out replied a earlier Rutledge had successfully challenged two surveyors who could not produce befuddled troopers did not order him out of the Crews Way that the workmen left while a band of some 100 protesters clapped and cheered at the about 175 troopers of the 504member Minnesota state patrol have been guarding Survey and construction Sites where two Power cooperatives Are building a 400kilovolt line through Western among those arrested wednesday were a former lutheran minister and the wife of an area six of the protesters were released on their own Bond was set at each for the other both College one of them made Bond and the other declined an offer to be bailed the demonstrators claim the High voltage Power lines would be a menace to health and the environment and would ruin their far Mland and expensive Mobile irrigation the coops say the Power line is trib distribution Snag ironed out new York up the trib said its entire press run of papers had been delivered wednesday by unionized truck Drivers whose Job action tuesday brought a Justice department a spokesman for the which began publication this said there had been no problem wednesday with the truck who Are members of the newspaper mailers and deliverers on the Union members Job action kept most of the trips editions off the we had a press run of and All of them were the spokesman said he said that by 3 the papers were 80 percent the paper tuesday obtained an Sig Ned by supreme court Justice Hyman Korn enjoining the Union and nine distributors from interfering with the distribution and on wednesday Korn postponed until next monday a hearing to determine whether the order should be made per in Washington Justice department spokesman Mark Sheehan said the department had begun a preliminary investigation into whether the Union and distributors had violated any antitrust if it is simply a labor the Union would be exempt from antitrust Sheehan this exemption would not extend to the we have come to no Sheehan said the investigation was prompted by news accounts that Only of the printed copies of the trib reached Newsstands tuesday after Union Drivers refused to unload trucks owned by the Empire news the new Jersey distributing firm employs nonunion we will talk to the distributor and Union people and to the trib people to determine whether there might have been collusion to attempts to interfere with distribution of of Sheehan we have no idea at this Point whether there was or was he the if there was might 1 have been among the Wyeth by or not it might have involved the of dont Sheehan emphasized that unions exempt from antitrust Law in All i involving their collective but said they Are not exempt if to engage in collusive activity outside that collective bargaining covers a Range of Union and management cd and activities in their relation to i Sheehan