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4 Th News-Review, Roseburg, Ore. Thur., Aug. 11, 1949 Board Of Higher Education Makes Decisions Affecting Operation Of State Colleges ASHLAND, Aug. ll.-(.P) The State Board of Higher Education Tuesday handed out J343.200, re elected all officers and approved a numher of decrj'.ons affecting oiieration of itate colleges. The board, closinp a two-day session at this southern Orfgon city, also voted to set up .an earthquake -recordlrg station In Oregon. It will be established at Oregon State college. Vanport college at Portland was assured of another year of cperatlon. The board's secretary, Charles D. Byrne, reported that arrangements had been complet ed with federal officials for con tinuation of the school at Its Oregon shipyard location. Reelected to office were: Ed gar W. Smith, Portland, presl dent; Dr. R. E. Klelnsoige, Sll verton, vice-president; Lief Fin seth, Dallas, third member ot the executive committee. The $343,200 allocated is to go to equipment funds lor state col leges in the present biennlum. All recommendations of com mittees, agreed upon Monday, were approved. New Center Planned All centers set up by local school districts for giving courses ot collegiate credit t'nder the re cent Dunn bill must use the term community college if extension co-operation is sought, the board decided. Dean Jack Cramer was Instruc ted to Insist on the term "com munity" when entering Into con tracts to avoid confusion as to the nature of these centers In relation to degree-granting col leges. Centers at Bend and Klamath Falls are planned for the coming year, Cramer reported. Harry Dorman, New State bud get director, attended the meet ing and later met with officers of the system and executives of Institutions to discuss budgetary procedures designed to carry out governor Me Kay's Instructions to atlain greatest economy con aisttnt with service and effic iency. Contract Rules Changed A completely new set of regu lations governing high school-college contacts was adopted with approval of amendments to the administrative code, as recom mended by both public school and higher educational officials. The old high school relations committee name was changed to bjgh school-college relations com mittee with Dean Cramer as chairman. Rules are Included to control invitations from colleges to high school students to at tend campus affairs. Another rule change tightens up sabbatical leave privileges of staff members to some extent. Installation of a first-class seis mograph station at Oregon Stale college to be operated In cooper ation with the University of Cal ifornia was approved wilh al location of $7971 to construct a small building on a site selected be U.S. Geodetic survey officials. The money also will finance Installation of the present small OSC seismograph at Eastern Ore gon College of Education as an auxiliary station to plot earth shocks. President A. L. Strand report ed that a first-class Oregon sta- MlMJliJ I CH.THAT? WELL, WOO KEEP P1" H WHY, WHEW ) I HIM OUT OF J ' 1 HE'S TOO HOT THERE DOMDU l . I HE DIGS DOWN WANT PEOPLE ZJl rA WHERE IT'S hi GOIN' BY TO THINK ) CfU DAMP TD GIT M WE'RE TOO LAZY V 11 A&t' JV. V-aW I .UMIM BciW II III 1 T 1 lr -X irz . irA, i Council Crtst Trellty r Routt Is Abandoned PORTLAND, Aug. ll.mA quaint trolley car route the Council Crest Line loop around the West Hills heights has been abandoned after 2 years of oper ation. The last car chanced around shortly after midnight Tuesday wun veteran motorman B. u Lo gan at the controls. A bus will replace the streetcars. Council Crest cars will contin ue to run between downtown and the top of Vista avenue. Asbestos Siding and Root Shingles Mean Fireproof and Indestructible By Timt, Fir or Weather Elements Let The COEN SUPPLY COMPANY Fleed A Mill St. Give You An Estimate Everything For The Builder Phens 121 con. 1 tv wvtct. we. 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