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I *gixiahue Has 4 Préposais to increase
. ale Fuads for Local School Districts
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O h T H IS A O A 6 U P P O A T A L S O
COuMT OW MOUA S U P P O « T . . . |
u s e EASTER SEALS
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fo tra r budgets to tat
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is a s sat. r e o t t a e n d i taa: the
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æ f a i r sywtea of state scare»
supper; and astead, p rvn d e
ita le a d tarot<S tfirect *PP?3>-
p ra c o A
Srhrr— dt news t a j as "en-
•_rely uarea^stx and. I don't
'-s.ak that ne úse fac ai o fîk e r ■
aaderstaads the prodtt& s of
scnoc. finance ”
AS of ta a of course is yost
the opescag saot a the basic
baoie The final d e c a z « v t£
reafiy ae stade by tae Joust
Ways and Meaas Coentxuttee
We say that, alihough fufiy
»ware that every now and then
¡omeose says to us
Sow w ax
until tae m ajor revesxoe b ilb
reach the floor The economy
wave may aot ae as strong down
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M E E T IN G S
Weight-Mile Taxes
Show Big Increase
Third Exam
Series Held
PU»
a
A c t-rty
the Legislator» Is
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up Ir the -««<» »head
aa .w r e a n ^ number of bill»
wt2 be returned from eoastntf
after k n b) dta
and pubbe h e a rin g » -to
ae
w e and Senate Hour»
«rfll be de
jpoe
have concluded
a
of bills, a good
caasy More wtU be heard early
.Ki a resuit, a second hearing
has bees set for Wednesday,
Marek 13, a Room C of the
Capitol Building at 3 p m Per
sons pianc.ng to attend should
arr:ve early Many late-comers
at a» t week s crowded session
were uhahle tc get is
The House Taxation Commit-
•at a spend.ng kng hours m dis
cassios and public hearings on
the manv tax proposals Meet
ag each aftemoor. as well aa
:x> evec.hgi a week, thia im-
pertaa: group w ill ultim ately
shape a program to raise up
to &> mJhco s additional state
re v e a » over the next two years
fiaal form w ill b» a broader
based nrtxne taa and a clga
rette t a i of about lour cwnta
per pack
Chances lor a talas t a i teem
dun because:
( I ) Oregontaas
tr»dottonally
have oppoeed It, end
l i t M would not produce
enough money by itself
Thia mean* the income tax
could not be elim inated even
if a tales lax were adopted
Women Working In Barn
One of the aeesion s hottest
bilks to date la H B ISM which
would prohibit women from
working m bars or other e»lab-
LishmenU »here liquor Is served
Introduced by Rep Ed Whelan
< D Multnomah Co > who itatnd
that bars are "not a proper
place for women to w ork," the
bill was protested violently by
the women uivolved So great
was their uproar that Rep
Whelan backed-down from his
o rd in a l statement ami later
said his intention was merely
to guarantee w o m e n equal
wages as men. when the ladies
perform bartending duties
He also agreed to amend his
bill to comply with thia letter
statement, if necessary The bill,
in ita original form , makes no
mention of equal wages,
'R O U N D
laiyal Hudson, a IB-yeer-nid
victim «f rerehrel peley from
Redmond, Oregon, has been
named the I « 9 Eaater Seal
child Utr the rireaon Society for
Crippled ( htldree and Aduks
The sm iling youngster, son of
M rs P e n n y L is te r, la
awsre of what the public’s pur
chnae of Easter Heals each yeer
does for the state s physically
haraluapped youngster» He has
attended ('am p Eaater Seel, the
society's aummer camp for phy
ak ally handicapped youngsters,
the past three summers
The camp Is located on Ten
Mile lake, near Reedsport
The «M-iety a annual Eaater
Seal sale will get under way
Thursday 'M a rc h 7) and con­
tinue through Eaater Sunday.
Peg Bracken, Portland author,
Is state chairm an.
In addition to Camp Eaater
Seal, the society operates the
Children's Hospital school la
Eugene, where children from
over » counties receive special
education and th era p y. t w o
mobile therapy clinics adiicb
take physical therapy to areas
of the state where therapy Is
not available, and an equipment
pool, which supplies special
equipment to the needy handi­
capped
Miss Bracken estimated that
400.000 Oregonians «dll receive
Eaater Seals la the m all and
she appealed to them to "give
aa generously as you can. re ­
membering that every Eaater
Seal you buy helps a crippled
child ”
THE
STATE
L tC IQ h C O W T U T
Stete fiaai» of the 2gtj,
nual Am artcaa Lagioa national
toak askooi ev»(or>cal contaat
w ill be held la Rowland March
9. according to I * Cordon V
Pefley. O m r t m e M of Oregon
chainnao. fo p nalional p ,,,, ln
tha c o m m to a
000, |ow.
y««r college acholaniup
W le e a n of dtotnet com p,«,
tioas W ill compete at the Pan.
land public lihrary auditorium
l ik O m an. M arch 9.
The Depertment of Ore«,,,
Amerlc «a t egtoo, o lfr n » lint
jwtor of BW aOO. w ith a lecond
;a it t of »100. 00 with the lint
place w ia sa t catena« the re-
g l o u a l com ret w ith winaen
croni Idaho, Muntane and Al-
•ibA.
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LTVTR CANCER STUDY
A a Oregon State Univenity
sc I endet haa received a »261,15Í
«ram to in v m i« a t r liver cancer
ia Rainbow trout
R.O. Slnatouber, who hai beta
concerned w ith salmon nutritioa
and relatad problem i foe the par
IS years, w ill coordinate the
loto year study Stnr.hubrr u in
the Departm ent of Food Science
and Technology at OSU
JUSTICE C O U R T
ng
Caie» appear) before Justice
T ro ck.rs Opp»M Tea Reise
Arthur F. Niem an:, in Justice
the iik je c t of protests.
Court since the last report were
150 logging truck oper
W a lte r Eroeat Stryker, Feb. 27,
»tor» l,J™ed out for a recent
VBR, $10i Jack teroy Nortoty
public hearing on a bill to in-
F e h 2B. VBR. 810. Clenn Ed
crease highw ay use taxe» on
w a r d Jackson, Feb 2», VBR,
tom e trucks The mob. which
S12{ Dean Aschell Ruell, Feb.
overflowed the hearing room
Nearty 500 Oreeomana, nsort-
28, o v e rlo a d »60 fine, »40 sus
BrseSee Incaewe Tax Saw»
into the hall, cheered as 14 wit-
Mos: ctuer-.er» predict the oesses charged that the pro­ ly children under 5 y r are of age, pende«L»?0-, Leslie Clare Ring-
arr poisoned in th eir own home» cr. M ar. 1, overload, $1S2 fine,
posal diacnminatea against tog
each y e a r because poisonous »114 suspended, $38, Stanley
compounds arc not kept out of W illia m Poet, Mar. 1, insufli-
their reach, Richard H. W ilco x clesit binder», »10; Allen Lee
M .D . , Oregon State H ealth O f­ K i n g , Mar. 1, following to o
M V d lid U IC 10
often poorly.m ainUlfted roadl
ficer announced today.
c l o s e , $IO, Ray Peters, Mar.
A ll Oregon parent» are urged 4, overheigfac, »IS .
m g a ocuooi u ra a s
fees u
w hlch „ p e n t e
topatricipate In N atio n al Poison
on prim ary h.gbways. They also Prevention W eek, March 17-23,
Cryabal C a te r — " I see - J
The Navy Recruiting Station complained that tog trucks are 1963, by " p o is o n - p r o o f in g '
re a buried treeaure —”
a Cooa Bay announced today denied use of highway s on week their homes. Set aside a tim e
Client — "Y ea — never mind
that many quota« are still a v a il ends and holidays, while busses now to check a ll the rooms ia
R ’a probably my hus­
able in N a ry Trade Schools and other trucks operate any- your home to be sure a ll pol-
I know all
dunng the second quarter of tim e Log trucks, it was voiced, sonour products are either out of band's firat wBe
her
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pay the same federal use tax reach of children or under lock
Chief Russ Cos lee said
In as trucks driving many more and key, Dr. W ilcox emphasized.
order to balance the output of m.les per year over improved
Some poisonous yeoducts found
our schools we are seekmg highways
in the home carry a potaon lab­
qualtfied high schoo! graduates
No witnesa testified in sup- el. Among these are the insec­
to fill existing rancancies be- port of the bill
ticides, ro d rn tlcld ei and w eed-
icides. There are, h o w e v e r ,
fore the influx of this year's
Liberty Amendment" Killed
many household products cap­
graduates
Another crowd in excess of able of causing serious tlln e a
It means
that the„-
these f ie vountf
From this date on, de­
men
may choose
ld ^ f j »
turned, l ° u.t , f5 r 4
and even death which do s»t
linquent water account
hearing on the Liberty Amend- carry a potaon label. These In ­
training before enlistment
notice» w ill not be
Schools are available m the
" " * ' < * »oyW forbid cer- clude such products as deter­
m ailed.
fields of electronics aviation. J?*n * ctlviy e>
the Federal g e n ts , many medicines, cos­
medical corps, nuclear f^lds Gov«'rn™*‘BÍ
»bolish the metics, p o lis h e s , paint and
AU accounts 3 0 - Jays
paint thinners
and many others. The program
:nc°me tax
part due w ill have th ru
assures the qualified applicant
T?*5 'aro?jL t<X)' * “ vl8 °r-
w ater shut off.
of unm edute assignment to the
* ^ P i» r t of the
T ie d D o w n
school upon succussfto comple- measure Most testimony lav-
A $2. 50 service charge
A bunch of the boys gave
tioo of recruit training
ored tt One witness who op-
w ill be made to turn
u 1’o rtla n ii. ( ire
groom a
Recrust training consists of
*1 * as booed But the
w ater back on after ac­
w ed d in g p r e s e n t — a 50-
nine weeks at the U.S Naval House State and Federal Af
count it paid.
pound b all and chain w hich
Training Center, San Diego f«»Lrs Committee, by a 6-3 vote,
th ey padlocked to his leg
C a lif , after svbich the new k;lled the p r o p « ^ M least for B e fo re th e cerem ony, thev
City of Port Orford
W ater Department
sailor is given 14 days leave t*lis se*>.s¡on—by tabling it.
gave h im th e k e y — sawed
before entenng school '
A pair of bills. H B 1462 and in to five parts
Interested persons may con- H.B 1463, relating to property
tact R um Goslee SFC or Dave taxation were introduced last
Henmngton DCC Post Office month < > * * « uW exempt labor
Building at Coos B a .. Oregon. unx)n haUs and Ubor
by phomng 267-2022 or coming associations from taxation The
other bill would remove present
in to the office
tax exemptions from churches
and benevolent, charitable and
scientific institutions.
What makes it even more
interesting — or confusing — is
that both bills have the same
Summer em ploym ent in Fed- principal sponsor, Representa-
eral agencie» inform a'ion is now tjve Richard Eym ann (D -M ar-
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a vail able at P acific hi¿h school, cola). It raises the theory of
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according to M n . Anna Thomas, a possible “double standard,” :
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s t u d e n t counselor. Vacation d nothing else
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work is availab le to both ttudent
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trainee* and student assistants To Extend Daylight Tim »
in such field» as roads, forestry,
And a daylight savings tim e
trearury department, veterans bill saw light in the Senate last
M««»..... Uw», í z í
adm inistration and commerce,
month. I t would extend DST
Net only it there an opportunity to the last weekend in October,
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for Jummer em ploym ent, Mr», to conform with the surround-
T ho m ai »aid, but the work could ;ng Pacific Coast states,
a> ette- B foware » *»••»
»ai » eatRi >i*« •
develop into permanent era-
Oregon's voters readily ap
«M làe*M
ploym ent after college.
proved DST in last year's elec-
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*■»««•• M»as :•*» to»«*
Students interetted in the pro- tions, only as accepted then,
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gram m ay c o n t a c t principal the cutoff date was to be the
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toe» «toes R»akto| (• -«•
John W ahl or Mr». Thomas.
finai weekend ln September
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The b ill’s 40 sponsors believe
B. i s he
«•re» rere *»»•» te
Oregonians w ill agree that day-1
W EDNESDAY BRIDGE CLUB
i light savings time should begin
M o d is o l V e n t » O f
and end uniform ly in all Pa-
g B • Bt at at^aa atar—
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The Wednesday Bridge Club cific Coast states.'
m et at the home of Mrs. L R.
w ith more and more decisions >
e » » *« m e v r r » « ir
f i
Pugh last w eek for a delicious facing Oregon's 30 .Senators and
•MCITU»! » WiaMMM' FBM.»
chow m ein luncheon. High »cores go Representatives in the weeks
■*»V m A« bm '» b
*’M”
A! AU4
», * m ° on were won by ahead, the importance of cor-
G raceM cK en zie.first.an d C ath - respondence from the people
*•<♦»♦»<»> l heJ
Men » Cloth,nf A fm
erine Marsh, second. ,ext m e et-
.back
cannot
0VeJ,
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a
w«<o,i
Ce’ n ^ i iu c k e r
emphasized
Legislators a r e
Malaiin« Gaalat, S Ont.,
I ' C«as«
elected by the people, and these
B«»» . «*■ , t-are
“■ K j r r
I
lawm akers want to know what |
On
Poison Proof
Homes Urged
cUnnrt
Coast Sea Food Research Center Ifavy Trade Schools
Now
Available to
°T*rat« °n «*«*1*0 «nd
now
Proposal Announced by Hatfield Hiob School Gradi yet mu,t fay umf hcense
Governor M ark H a tfie ld T s jrs -
ilia n ie the - a -wvy w ith a e a
dey announced die ie*. elopment su r em f r t i mat would asasst is
of a prelim inary propoeal by the a a i n t a - e g umlorm accept
D e p irtm ent of Planning and D e­ able quality of products.
velopm ent and Svegon 5 1 a t e
New Equipment and Process
Unrver«.-, s department of food
x r f .
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mg Development:
We would suggest that jf you science and tecnaofogy leading
T o r.-K em aticaiiy exasune
oosok . e a ts ta t cata a f e n
t eam atXLtt ¡a tx s ta t it a - z a s t oms-derabry more funds to a Seafoods Research Center present equipment and proceu
p o n d e d tor educatocmal needs on the Cregoc coasn
mg methods used in the fisfam.
-A s to p r e edoca’. z x
The proposal, which has yet m d u tr. and adapt or develop
The C a m l L i e g a a te e said you had better at ska your ra rtn
•s the House E ducatoe Gzm- t a o r a to -sembers of "jta J o o t tc be preiented to the »eafoods equipment or procesemg m e -
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" I »sa tossy ta t»y a Wavs and Mean« i Jbeomm.-2ee indactry. tails for a center to tnods that would improve exist­
*!/ {«sat that » * are aot rx s it eaaudariag ed-ucatoooal nudge to, corzh^t appiiedresearch in new ing procedure.
Lastribcoiott
-M u t toy m ajor ehaages a »nd at ine same '.fine to your product de-velcpm ent, new spec -
ies development, fish protein
To achieve the most efficient
senators t a i represenu:.ves
t a r rtatn u e system "
W» w o j'd t't Lm ;j »¡jto recom- tone entratea, improved pack­ and least damaging distnbutioB
krooagk to_s statement a ± -
a g i n g quality improvement
procedure for fisher products
fe r th reiated to the tax toos- menda-toa either, to the point
quality control, new equipment 'n lio w in g its production.
erf
your
support
tor
more
funds
»u.ttee <rf which Hoyt a a a m
a n d peoceasing development,
W arte Utilirattoas
*•' t is, of coarse ;xst as tor educatz.-. I f you nave any
i i i t r tu tio n and waste a tiliia -
To further improve upon the
Gy related ia fa rt, to bod- jtoerw t ia retention of the ex-
tios.
presently developed fish food so
totusg x v e i of many edtxtotoonal
Gcveroor H a tfie ld im ficated th a t« more nutritional and ec­
ne erf the t p u t z x s put to serviow, fim e is also of the the pr eliminar y propoeal would
onomical p e lle t may be produc­
•reseutat.v» M o s i e r was essence
be gives further refinem ent by ed. T o develop usage for fiah
xdd you support $ 1 » <8198
staff members and then be sub­ waste products to its greateat
Jer has measure, hot B150
m itted to the industry. It is the economic value.
3
■tier pretest census child pro-
reaul: of cooperation between
The proposal's inCroductiOB
ax.as) per census ch id ? ”
several appropriate state and state* "Cregon is geographic­
fcnser replied "1 (font knew
federal agencies. For financing, ally w e ll situated tc be bletsed
z ' ’ ! * r educatx.0 needs are go-
the Governor proposes preient w ith an abundance of wealth in
to doubx .a the next eu^i:
funds already appropriated can the sea off its coast. This w ealth,
S I/.E S - E L X ¿A R D EN CLUB--
a.’ * I wouid take care of tha
be ned in a more effective m an­ largely untapped, is an intrigu­
Fnday, M arch 8. M s e ti at the
- * d f.re t.”
ner and that the pro) ect w ill a t­ ing treasure chert w aiting for
home of Mr» C larence Zum walt,
-»'->bv**o*i Compltealoo
tract assistance from the indus­ man to solve the com plexity of
Sir
.• I p. tn ?4n. Ada Capps,
try and other private sources.
The basic school vjpp».<rt faad
problems involved in bringing
co-nctoeii. Election of officer»
This is another step in our it to shore and to man's use. . .
d iitrx w te d by a complicated
».-.c revealing of secret pah.
overall efforts to assist home the per capita consumption of
' n au la It take« .ato account,
Industrie» through the provision fish remains about the tame year
'or the <tetrdxitz>r, of approxi-
2ptd of the fund, the re- V .F.W . A U X IL IA R Y —M eeta th ii of research fa c ilitie s and per- after year. T hey deserve in­
t
w ealth" of a school di»- Friday, M arch 8, 8 p. m . , Le­ lo n n e l," the Governor noted, creased consumption enjoyed by
as we have done in wood pro­ tome of the other basic foods
'i
The other W ’t. is dss- gion H a ll, instead of regular
duct research and agriculture such as m eat and p o u ltry .. . The
-ated rpon a p ej census child m eeting on M arch 13.
research among other». It u the carrying out of the plan would
a.
-.der the present application F I R S T A ID —Fire Department kind of center for the seafoods provide the undemanding and
and p o l i c e re ttrv e , 8 p . m . , industry we are establishing for know-how to get high quality
’ oe diatr&uticn f o r m u l a
several other industries through seafoods from the water to the
Coos-Curry
Electric building,
- pointed out thak ” I t is
the graduate research center.
consumer more consistently and
. . ' j i f an increase to tl* 5
Dean F. L Price of Oregon
in greater variety, and would
■ d would actually reduce C H A M K R O F CO fd?XERCE-
State University said: "This has otherwise aid the economical
Mor.day,
M
arch
11,
8
p.
m
.
,
c
ity
e s property ta x ,’’ adding,
potential for the w hole coast all operation of the industry. . '•
haU.
' et^siature has no a/ntrol
up and down. "
<xpenditures at the local
Oregon State University for
C I T Y C O U N C I L - Tuetday,
several year» has operated a sea­
M arch 12, 8 p. m . , city hall.
'»*• Portland school hoard
foods laboratory at Astoria but
<-its that if an increase is
w ith lim ite d fin a n c ia l assistarxe
lot ted in basic that it be
Visiting here Sunday at the and personnel. T he Seafoods
n erf to distribution on the
Leonard Petenor. home wa» M r. Center would be staffed u lti­
Salem—Truckers paid a rec­
x-r ' r id basis I f such is not
and Mrs. Roy Jones and fa m ily m ately by a» many at 25.
ord »1,219,3» for their use of
> 3»e, Portland »rill receive
Objectives
stated
in
each
c
a
t­
and Mrs. Ernie C am pbell and
Oregon highways during Feb.,
og from any increase in
egory of the proposal inclu d e
children, a ll of Coos Bey.
1963 the state public utility
New Product Development:
• fund. The Portland board
Both womer. are »liter» of Mrs
To develop new fishery items commissioner reported today.
»•¡opted the position, triough, Peterson.
He said this is a gain of
it it w ill not oppose an m-
The special attraction was that would be feasible and ap­ $146^75 or 14% over Feb , 1962
peal
to
c
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n
s
u
m
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r
s
from
the
r» a >e in b a s k under the exisfe little Nancy Lyn, whom they
standpoint of acceptance, con­ payments of state weight m ile
f
xm u la even though it will saw for the first tim e Sunday.
taxes.
venience and price.
The record payment erased
New Species Development:
To develop uses for the un- the toss posted last month and
e x p 1 o i t e d fisheries resources pushed this y e a r’s Jan. and
availab le off the Oregon coast. Feb collections of the tax 3 5%
These would include uses for over the same two month period
human food as w e ll as lor other in 1962.
purposes.
Collections for Jan., 1963 were
PUBLISHED EVERY TH U R S D A Y
Fish Protein Concentrates:
$1,191,384 compared to the 81,-
'econd class m a il privilege» authorized at Port Orford, Ore.
To develop low fat nutritive 266,096 reported in Jan. 1962—
fish protein concentrates suit­ a drop of 5.9%.
L in L. Felsheim ............ ........................ Editor and Publisher
able for use in human diets and
aid L. Peterson ............................................ M anaging Editor
to develop sim ilar products for
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Port Orford, Oregon
use in anim al and plant foods.
Improved Packaging:
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To develop packages which
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w ill m aintain fishery products
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at a high quality le v e l until the
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consumer uses them.
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