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Births Mon., May 1, 1961 The Newi-Review, Roseburg, Ore. 3" M.rcy Hoipitil KDWARDS To Mr. nd Mrs. Glen D. Edwards, 842 NE Casper, Roieburg, April 18, son, Chris topher Glen; weight 8 pounds 12 ounces. PIEKARSKI - To Mr. and Mrs. Valerion Piekarski, 2730 W. Sand ers Ave., Roseburg, April 19, a son, Josephe John; weight 7 pounds 1 pounce. WHITING To Mr. and Mrs. Clifford E. Whiting, PO Box 94, Sutherlin, April 21, a daughter. Mi chelle Ann; weight 1 pounds 1 ounce. SULLIVAN To Mr. and Mrs. Bernette D. Sullivan. Rt. 4 Box 85, Roseburg, April 22, a daughter, , Karen sue; weignl 8 pounds it ounces. HAMMOND To Mr. and Mrs. Randal R. Hammond, Toketee Sanger Sla'ion, ldleyld Psrk, April 23, daughter, April Jane; weight 5 pounds 2 ounces. MALONE To Mr. and Mrs. Hollie I. Malone, PO Box 441, Rid dle, April 25, son, Kevin Jay; weight 8 pounds 4 ounces. Douolas Community Hospital ROTTER To Mr. and Mrs. Bernard C. Rotter, Rt. 1 Box 195 E, Sutherlin, April 18, a son, Kev in Michael; weight 6 pounds 11 ounces. SMITH To Mr. and Mrs. Bert A. Smith, Star Route, Box 1038, Winston, April 19, a son, Bert Ter ryll; weight 8 pounds 15 ounces. PORTER To Mr. and Mrs. William C. Porter, Star Route, Ten-; mile, April 20, a son, u a v l a Charles; weight 8 pounds 8Vi ounc es. KASER To Mr. and Mrs. Phil ip B. Kaser, 231 W. Berdine, Rose burg, April 20, a daughter, Suz anne Marie; weight 6 pounds 14V ounces. BOOTH To Mr. and Mrs. James G. Booth, Box 45, Old High viv .9iN. Glendale. April 20, a daughter, Connie Gale; weight 8 pounds 4 ounces. JACKMOND To Mr. and Mrs. Oliver B. Jackmond, 1769 NE Sun set Lane, Roseburg, April 21, a daughter, Sandra Katherine; weight 7 pounds 12 ounces. HAMBR1CK To Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Hambrick, Rt. 1 Box 1348, Roseburg, April 21, a son, Timothy Earl; weight 9 pounds 6V4 ounces. KINNE To Mr. and Mrs. Le Rov L. Kinne, Box 72, Oakland, April 22, a daughter, Sharon Lee; weight 6 pounds 14 ounces. HUNTER To Mr.- and Mrs. William G. Hunter, Tiller, April 22, a daughter, Tracy Maye; weight 9 pounds 12 ounces. McCALLISTER To Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. McCallister, 1451 Short St., Roseburg. April 22, a daughter, Cheryl Ann; weight 7 pounds 5Va ounces. HUMPHREYS To Mr. and Mrs. Jerry G. Humphreys, Rt. 1 Box 200, Roseburg, April 23, a son, Troy Von; weight 7 pounds 11' ounces. YOUNG To Mr. and Mrs. riarenr I.. Yoiine. Rt. 4 Box 180, Roseburg, April 24, a son, Michael Lee: weight S pounds 10'4 ounces COLE To Mr. and Mrs. Larry D. Cole, PO Box 302, Oakland, April 25, a son, Larry Russell; weight 7 pounds. ' COTTON To Mr. aDd Mrs. Donald L. Cotton, 1523 NE Vine, Roseburg, April 25, a daughter, Melissa Ann; weight 5 pounds 5V ounces. UGART To Mr. and Mrs. James B. Ligart, Nebo Trailer Court, Roseburg, April 25, a daugh ter. Susan Annette; weigm 7 pounds. CARIVEAU To Mr. and Mrs. Keith L. Cariveau, Box 309, Myrtle Creek, April 25, a son, Jon Rich ard; weight 7 pounds 12W ounces. CLAYTON To Mr. and Mrs. Elliott L. Clavton, Rt. 2 Box 910, Roseburg. April 25, a daughter, Nancy Jo; weight 6 pounds 6 ounces. CARLETON To Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie N. Carleton, Myrtle Creek, April 26, a son, Raymond Laugh ton; weight 8 pounds 8 ounces. McNamara To Pattern Budget On Missions WASHINGTON (AP) Secre tary of Defense Robert S. McNa mara plans to pattern his budget on military missions rather than on the individual needs of the separate armed services. A paper outlining this new sys tem is being circulated to the three services by Charles J. Hitch. Pentagon comptroller. Hitch discussed the new budget plan Friday with newsmen. He did not mention the size of the budget to be presented to Con gress next January. The nlan resembles one offered hv Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor (ret.), former Army Chief of Staff, in his book. "The Uncertain Trum pet." published last year. Hitch said the plan was to as semble the budget in "package" form. Each package would bring together for cost estimating pur poses all items and operating ex penscs for one mission. An example is the strategic mission, which would involve Aw Force planes and missiles and Navy aircraft carriers and Polar is submarines. Committee To Conduct New Hearing On Morgan WASHINGTON (AP)-Th Sen ate Commerce Committee will hold another hearing May 2 on the nomination of Howard Morgan of Sisters. Ore., to ba a member of the federal Power commission. Morgan, a former Oregon public utilities commissioner, requested the hearing to answer an issue raised after his first appearance on April 11. The issue is Morgan's apparent failure to diclne that he had been fined as a youth for getting into a fist fight. Morgan, when he ap plied for a job with the federal government in the 1940s, appar ently did not list this arrest. 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