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Mob., July 1, 1963 The Newi-KeWew, o fcurf, Ore, t Oregon CD . j Mores Into New Offices . SALEM (L'PI) Oregon's civil WW 1 PRE-I TH r" I WARDS LOWER-THAN-USUAL " " PRICES! COMI IN AND SAVE! y t Riverside 4.SQUARI OUARANTCI V BBiitrt f4 tiotrdi for Iht 3, Ajottut Wfctt lit MtarioK woi Mniki.fr lift tMad. Ad JuatmtnN pfotatod m frvad wear. It Notfotwidv Mnrfcw ! oH bronchtc 4, fathfoili fuaranlatd nation 18-MONTH RIVERSIDE AIR CUSHION NYLON OHO lath, in pain 4.70-1S tuba lyM alackwall Make it a frolic-some fourth! Breeze the by-ways with the peppiest, thriftiest new Riverside you can buy! It's packed with 4 plies of nylon to shrug off impact damage, give you mileage at low, low cost! Rea. 2.29 COMFORT CUSHION ENDS "SORE BACK" DRIVING Cool, comfortable, relaxing ! Enjoy extra driving comfort .with Wards easy-to-clean woven plastic cushion. 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Teletypes, radio transmitters and telephone lines will be moved, into a nearby communications center in a few days. The agency, which included IS staffers before the legislative cut back, is moving out of small of fices in the finance building. The new offices and communi- caaions renter cost $36,000. The work was ordered before the leg islature slashed the agency's funds and cut it to a three-member coordinating staff attached to the governor's office. Federal Help Out As a result of the legislative cut back, federal authorities refused to authorize matching funds to bolster the state agency. Oregon is the first state to turn its back on civil defense. The city of Portland dropped its CD organization. The Multnomah, Klamath, Lincoln, Deschutes, Lane and Coos County organiza tions either have been dropped or have been drastically cut back. It was believed a major reason for the loss of federal funda was the fear that if matching moneys wero provided in spite of the cut back, other states would follow Oregon's example and dump the entire program back in the laps of I he federal government. Oregons three - member staff isn't expected to be too lonesome in its giant, 4,500 square-foot of fice. There were indications that at least one other state agency ' would be moved into the same office space. Only seven of Oregon's 18-mem-ber staff remained on the job this week. The others were laid off, or got discouraged and quit. When Sandstrom opened his of fice this morning, the first day of the 1963-65 biennium, his staff will include radio technician Joseph Vogt and bookkeeper Don- I na Casey. TEXAS TEST-PROVEN BEST FOR TREADWEAR AND PERFORMANCE! HU66 WARDS NEWEST, FINEST TIRI YOUR BEST BUY ANYWHERE I Best in its closs over 4 major manufacturers! Tough 4-ply nylon cord body. 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Examiner Favors 'Airline Shutoff At Eleven Cities SEATTLE (UPI)-A Civil Aero nautics Board examiner has rec ommended that West Coast Air- linos be allowed to discontinue service to 11 cities, Nick Bez Jr., Seattle, . president of the airilno, said Saturday. 1 Bez added that the CAB would not make a final decision in the J matter "for some time to come." ' Ho said further hcarincs would bo held and that representatives of cities involved in the proposed discontinuation of service would have a chance to testify. The examiner recommended that service be discontinued to Whidhcy Island, Bellingham, and Omak, Wash.; Salem, Burns and Uikcvicw, Ore.; Citibank- Shelby, Mont.; Logan and Ogden, Utah: Newport-Toledo, Ore., and Pendle ton, Ore. lie, said the examiner also rec ommended that service to Baker, -Ore., be renewed for one year.. Service to Bend Redmond, Ore. Great Falls, Mont., and Oakland, Calif., would be renewed permanently. 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Mary Ann Compton was taken to the Sacred Heart Hospital in Eu gene Saturday and returned to her home in Elkton Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Beal and family of Vancouver, Wash., were weekend guests at the parental Bob Beal home. WARDS OWN ' BRANDS ARE AT .WARDS. PRIC ESJRE I N7DEMANDALWAS DEPENDABLE IQUALITXHIOH.. SELECTION WIDE HIS CONSCIENCE CLEAR M.ANRARDARN, Wales (UPI) Magistrate Capt. C. F. Har rington Churchill said today "my conscience is perfectly clear" aft er acquitting Roy Langford of careless driving allegedly com mitted while he was driving home from a party it Churchill's home. a"
