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•« 2—Port Orford News, Thursday, April 4, 1968 Poet O ffice Box 5 97465 Port Orford> O regon PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Second class m a il privileges authorised at Port Orford, Ore. k ’ui*,1' ........................................ Editor and Publiahe.- Paul L. Peterson ............................................... Managing Editor Subscription In Curry County (per year in advance) ................... S3 00 Outside Curry C o u n ty .............. * ta a i s*nsie c o p y ..................................... Announcements, Notices, New» and Advertising Must be in the Office by SiOO p. m. Tuesdays Pay Campground Enforcement To Be Tightened This Year to the E ditor To The Editor: There w ill be c l o s e r col be fa ir to a ll.’’ lection this year of fees at Connaughton emphasized that campgrounds designated under enforcement w ill be only at the Land and Water Conserva designated sites—there is no tion Fund Act, according to charge to v isit the-National the U.S. Forest Service. Forests. “ There’ s no fence Of the 1,208 developed camp around a National Forest,” he grounds In the National Forests said. “ There’s a welcomeslgn of Oregon and Washington, 20 at the entrance.” percent w ill be under the “ Gol Persons caught In violation den Eagle” program this year. of the L&WCF Act w ill be issued Biggest complaint from users a "Notice of Violation’ ’ and, of these facilities, after three later, summoned to appear be years of operation under the fore a U.S. Commissioner, who program, is lack of enforce w ill determine the penalty. Hie ment, said Regional Forester Act provides fo r a fine of up Charles A. Connaughton. to $500. In the past, persons using the fa cilitie s without havlngpald the fee have been allowed to pay when caught. This w ill no longei be the case, Connaughton And—here’ s an item locally. said. Recreationists u s in g The Internal Revenue Service charge areas w ill have to have reports that already Oregon the $7 annual perm it ( “ Golden Eagle Passport” ), much as a taxpayers have failed to attach a copy of their W-2 withholding fisherman must carry a fishing statement to their Federal in license, or purchase a $ l-p e r- come tax returns. day perm it in lieu of the “ pass M r. A. G. Erickson, D istrict port” card. D irector of Internal Revenue for flie $7 annual perm it, good from A p ril 1, 1968, to A p ril 1, Oregon, suggests that taxpayers who have not filed check to see 1969, may also be used fo r entrance to other Federal rec that the form is attached—and reation charge areas Including he adds—if the form is lost, employers w ill be able to pro the National Parks. vide a duplicate copy. “ We are not aiming at pro miscuous charging,” the Re gional Forester said, “ but the Magdalen Island, in the Gulf nationwide program must be ad of the finest and tastiest lobster ministered tn a manner that w ill in the world. Our Committee has launched an Initiative petition drive to secure the required 48,000 sig natures of registered Oregon voters to place a RIGHT TO WORK measure on the general election ballot next November 5. NEW SPAPER Our greatest handicap In this n a t io n a l n e w s p a p e r effort is the established ballot P U B L IS H E R S J I as § k 6 , ® ‘ title Itself, “ . .Constitutional A S S O C IA T IO N Amendment Prohibiting Union Security Contracts,” which we believe is patently—and per haps intentionally—biased. The e n c lo s e d reproduction from the March 6th Oregonian editorial page we feel concisely summarizes the confusion sur rounding this misleading title , and the Immediate chore is to I t is a g rim c o m m e n ta ry on our tim e s in d e e d w h e n e ver the explain the term, “ Union Se c o m m a n d e r - in - c h ie f is fo rc e d to la y dow n his sword in the m id s t c o n te s t sponsored ,OCal phase o f W a sh in g ton Y o u th c u rity .” o f b a ttle . d e liv e re d a t th e T u e s X ^ t a r / 2 e ^ g " ¿ ^ 0 7 ^ °D b“ U ° f a The latest Webster edition I t is tra g ic , n o t o n ly th a t the President m a d e th is d e cisio n , le f t , and Pat S t ill. K n app w i l l c o m p e te w U h G o ld \ gh C,onDtest’,nts w ere C le n L ib b y, defines Union Security: “ Guar u t t h a t he m ade i t fo r a ll the w rong reasons—such n e g a tiv e y o u th to u r h onor. P G o ld Beach and Brookings w in n e rs fo r the anteed preservation of union reasons as the in tra n s ig e n c e o f H o C h i M in h , such reasons as the s ta t u s o r revenues obtained onrush o f the bobbrysoxers, " such reasons as the m a le v o le n c e o f through clauses 1 n a labor a la rg e segm ent o f the dissent in the U n ite d States. S y lv ia H o n e y w e ll is a t hom e contract and esplcally through T here is a c r it ic a l danger th a t in the va cu u m caused by th is fo r a w e e k to g a th e r her pos provisions fo r closed o r union d e c i^ o n there w i l l be a stam pede to w a rd appeasem ent. Here we sessions o f m a n y years a n d shop. . .maintenance of mem fin d the m a jo r it y p a rty o f the U n ite d States, the m ost in f lu e n tia l w o u ld a p p re c ia te seeing h e r bership, preferential hiring, o r p o lit ic a l a lig n m e n t in the fre e w o rld w ith o u t a ca n d id a te fo r frie n d s b e fore she departs for the checkoff. . . ” T* K i R is ) C th m . _ _ _ . l ev Pre s iJ ^ n t W • ^ e ^ent^ A m e ric a n presence in Southeast A sia . This the O 41 time of / Ik the - . year W a ld p o rt.S h e n o tifie d th e News and are influenced by local Thus “ Union Security” Is This n a tio n m u st be c a u tio u s beyond w ords a b o u t even to y to act If property owners want residents, both form ally and th a t the c o ffe e p o t w i l l be on purely security fo r the union in g w ith any p o s itio n on V ie t N a m th a t is any less f ir m or r e to do s o m e t h in g about the inform ally. the stove e v e ry day. and the labor bosses who con sponsible th a n th a t h e ld b y P resident Johnson. amount and quality of local tro l i t —and continuing compul There is the a c c o m p a n y in g danger th a t V ie t N a m w i l l now services and the size of next sory membership fo r the rank m o re than eve r tra n sce n t th e grave d o m e s tic issues in A m e ric a 's fa ll’ s p r o p e r t y tax b ill, ac and file union members. p o lit ic a l d ia lo g u e . cording to M. D. Thomas, Ore M a n y uninformed v o t e r s A U o f us m u s t s triv e to insure a b a la n c e d c o n s id e ra tio n in gon State University Extension would surely hesitate to vote mese e le c tio n s th a t n e ith e r betrays our v a lu e d m e n in Southeast public policy specialist. against any measure in fe rrin g Asia, nor turns b a ck the c lo c k o f esse n tial s o c ia l progress b e rA Thomas said that now is when security, motherhood—o r the local committees are putting flag, so we are convinced It Is together the budgets fo r local vita lly Important thay every governments. Decisions made ’ effort be made to explain this by these committees w ill deter union-made terminology. mine the level of services to Whether your editorial pol be provided by schools and icies support o r oppose vol untary union membership may city and county governments. These decisions w ill have not be as important as the much to do with the size of the consideration you may give to tax b ill property holders w ill by Everett E. Cutter the fact your readers should receive next October. have an understandable explan Each budget committee con- ation of this peculiar ballot sislts of locally elected boards, title . councils or commissioners and We are earnestly seeking vol an equal number of appointed unteer to circulate this petition tax-paying property o w n e r s , and any announcement you could Walt Schroeder, C urry County m a k e of this need to y o u r Extension agent e x p la in e d . readers would be very helpful Ballot slogans can make In fo r the Democratic nomination. They, in turn, have the advice to this effort. teresting reading — especially Of those, eight express senti and counsel of appointed o r Petition form s, a sample of between the lines. ment fo r either McCarthy o r employed persons responsible Those little “ quotations” fo l Kennedy as an alternative, and w h ic h is e n c lo s e d , a r e fo r providing various services. lowing candidates* names on the eight others are pro-Kennedy available. . . and our target Thomas said that these bud- date fo r completion Is June 15. ballot very seldom encapsule alone—again, before his fo r -get committees may also have their complete political p hil mally joining the race. the recommendations and opin people have had their telephone numbers changed. Sincerely, osophies. But they can be Fewer than 10 voice support, ions of individuals and groups indicative of issues and trends by name, fo r President Johnson. Oregon Committee fo r Volun seeking changes In the kinds, tary Unionism and, overlooking the inevitable And five Democratic s lo g a n s amounts and quality of services Ross H ill, Secretary cliches, of what the candidate e x p r e s s decidedly antl-LBJ and the way they are financed. believes to be the voters’ big sentiment. Two Democratic 210 Mohawk Building In fact, he added, the local It is necessary to make the chcrges now so that the 1966 directory Portland, Ore. 97204 gest concerns. delegate candidates, Incident b u d g e t law require p u b lic Generally, ballot slogans are ally, promote Wayne Morse fo r ch^nae°sr^ eS nuT b e r ,‘ For convenience, all number hearings on all tax-levying bud of two types. One reflects senator In their slogans, and gets before they are finally changes occuring since February 19, 1968, will appear here weekly the record, abilities o r qual adopted. two others smile on Robert as work progresses. If you are unable to reach a party and their * ifications of the candidate him Duncan’s candidacy fo r the Sen Thomas pointed out that in self, while the second type at ate seat. a d d it io n to these f o r m a l tempts to define issues. The ?oTaessi>setS a r ï> et. aPPear be,° W’ P'e<,Se CaH ° Ur informatiOft operator On the Republican side, more hearings, there are many op la tte r, of course, ts of more portunities to communicate in than a dozen delegate candidates speculative Interest. commit their support to Rocke form ally with budget committee Oregon State U niversity—O il Thus It Is Interesting to note, fe lle r fo r the Presidential nom members. recently leaked from tankers with filings fo r public office In ination, In slogans coined be Budget committees weigh the THANK YOU! over the tourist beaches and O re g o n now complete, that fore his withdrawal. costs of what is wanted o r (This notice supersedes Notice No. One ts coastal waters off the Bahamas more than a dozen state-level pledged to C alifornia Gov. Ron needed as local services against and San Juan, Puerto Rico, has candidates of both parties call ald Reagan fo r President, and the amount of money available touched off a wave of concern Adolphsen, Henry 332-SSS3 In their slogans fo r property two slogans promote a Rocke Harper, Calvin K. from state and federal sources. 332-4201 fo r tiny marine life trapped Oregonian GJoumal 332-4693 Alexander, Robt 332-3924 tax re lie f. One House candidate feller-Reagan ticket fo r the na Harris, Verdo A. This, in turn, is weighed against 332-5552 Parrish, Ernest 332-S523 b e n e a th the o il slicks and Anderson, Ethel 332-3215 specifically seeks r e p e a l of tion’ s two top offices. Harrison, L. W. Six prompted an explanation of the the a bility and willingness of 332-4283 Peterson, M. L. 332-4631 Anderson, Stanley 332-4485 personal property taxes and In slogans express belief th a t Hart, Ray O. local residents to pay property 332-2434 Part Orford City Shops 332-5543 problems involved by Oregon Angell, Lodge 332-4775 ventory taxes. Reflecting the “ Nixon’s the One” ; any shift Hatton, Dora Mrs. taxes and users’ charges. 332-5483 State U niversity scientists. Port OfordWater Supt 332-5575 Armstrong, Wm. F. 332-4702 tax reform deadlocks of last In e a rlie r Rockefeller support Helmick, Chas. Thomas noted that the de 332-3002 Potter, Oscar 332-4692 Oceanographer Lawrence F. Balzer, Chas J. 332-3922 year’ s legislature, seven put may be expected to go to Nixon Helmken, Harry G. cisions are not easy to make 332-4793 Ptatt, Walter R. 332-4813 Small points out that the life - Bauman, Herman 332-5S32 themselves on record against sooner than to the more con Helmken, Ralph 332-4794 ftestan, Orville E. 332-5173 cycle of microscopic marine Bean, Gary L. a sales tax. 332-4203 Henry, L. V. servative Reagan. 332-2432 Price, Roy 332-2144 organisms, called phytoplank DATES TO REMEMBER Beck, Einar Sr. 332-S174 Other evidence of changing Hensley, Glenn These observations take Into 332-4483 ton, depends upon the sun’ s Radcliffe, T. W. 332-4822 Belcher, John L. Birthday wishes go out this 332-4841 times pops up among those account all the slogans filed Hlley, Lee C, 332-3923 rays fo r converting light to week to Betty Keeler, Karen Ratzeburg, Verne L. 332-4615 Belcher, Roy slogans filed here—by candi as of March 19, both Republi 332-4214 H1U, Lester 332-4781 chemical energy. O il slicks Reese, H. L. 332-5171 Belden, Kenneth Peterson, Keith Peterson, Drew dates fo r national or state of can and Democratic. Voters 332-S471 HUI, Robt J. 332-2284 p a rtlca lly block the sun’ s pen Sweeney and Kathy Huret Reutercrona, E.A. 332-4633 Bens, Judy fice o r party convention dele p a m p h le ts fo r the prim ary 332-5122 Howe, W. A. 332-4622 etration. Rhodes, Lawrence 332-5172 Blagden, Dale Anniversary wishes go to Mr. gations. Six are running on election w ill carry only candi 332-S531 Hughes ¡Ranch 332-2971 Off the Oregon Coast, the andMrs.Bill Huret, Mr. and Mrs. Robison, Elmer 332-5152 Blanchard, Joe statements, fo r example, op dates and slogans of the party 332-4644 Hull, Ellen M. 332-5401 phytoplankton live In the top T. H. Carlson and Mr. and Mrs. Rose C. B. 332-5533 Bowers, Dale posing the transfer of veterans’ In which the voting recipient 332-4115 Humphrey, Ken P. 332-4311 50 yards of water. If a tanker Steve Smith. Schelske, Karl F. 332-5175 Brocksen, Robt J. loan funds to state use. And, is registered. 332-5572 Huret, Wm. 332-4795 were suddenly to leak o il at Se«lye, E. J. 332-5534 Bush, C ecil M. while many promise work fo r 332-5112 Huret, Wm. R. It w ill be noted in the pamph 332-S513 Coos Bay, fo r example, the SeUon, MUo E. 332-5512 Buss, Arthur F. conservation and preservation lets and on the May 28 ballots 332-2435 Isakson, Delmer F. There has been a lighthouse 332-4704 o il slick would likely result Sickels, Glenn 332-3213 Carlson, T. H. of scenic areas, the anti-pol that some candidates have no 332-4383 Jamieson, V. H. at Cohassett, Mass, since 1850. 332-5121 In the death of phytoplankton SUver Springs Motel 332-5574 Carr, Roy W. lution claims of two vears ago ballot slogans. 332-300! Jamieson, Warren H. M rs.332-5125 Considering underneath, reports Dr. Small. SUver Springs Motor Ser. 332-5563 Clamo, -Dow are conspicuously absent— re the speed with which circum 332-5403 Johnson, J. Ben 332-4782 S till, this Is very localized Sixes Store 332-4621 Cobb, Wm R. flecting the positive action taken s ta n c e s change today, p e r- 332-5492 Juola, Russell C. 332-2433 effect, he emphasized. Smith, lari Colson, Cecil C. 332-2281 In that area by the 1967 leg haps—unless they are in a po 332-5565 King, John 332-4312 The potential problem, says Smith, Ellen L. Conley, Ed 332-3212 islature. 332-4774 Knapp, Hazel 332-4205 sition to urge something like the marine biologist, lies Smith, Lester T. Cook, Fred 332-4315 Many tlme-.worn, but often “ Re-elect your incumbent” — 332-4842 Kreiger, Jas 332-3211 the fact that phytoplankton Smith, Lloyd Don Coombs, Norman J. 332-5541 effective, slogans are b e in g perhaps they are the canniest 332-5521 Kreutzer, Lowell 332-3382 rectly o r indirectly are Stepp, J. L. Coonrod, Geo. J. 332-4814 used again by state office candi politicians of all. 332-4695 Krick, W. D. 332-5402 prim ary link In the overall Stevens, Leroy Cooper, Ronald J. 332-5522 dates of both political parties. 332-5571 LaFlamme, Roger 332-3004 food chain o f the sea. StUl, Paul Coyne, Alma 332-3925 " I t ’ s time fo r a change” is 332-4623 Leer, MU ton C. 332-4771 fish eat sm all fish. The small Stocks, Robt M. Crose, Jim 332-4691 332-5154 perhaps most fa m ilia r; others Lenox, Al 332-4634 fish eat sm all animals, A ixl Straughn, B. C. Cuatt, Sam 332-4851 call fo r lower taxes, economy 332-4642 Libby, Virgtt W. 3 3 2 -4 6 » sm all animals feed upon Sweet, A. P. Dahrens, Lester 332-2975 332-4834 tn government, no new taxes, Lltterell, Hoyt 332-3383 phytoplankton. Sweet Bob Davis, Edgar L. 332-4655 party unity, more Jobs, lndl- 332-4202 Livermore, Wayland P. 332-4313 Thus, a ll marine life works Sweet, Doc la Dlxson, Geo. 332-2975 virtual dignity. 332-4703 Love, Robt 332-3003 its e lf back to the Phytoplankton. Thomas, Robt & Oregon taxpayers were re Does, Jean 332-2961 332-4624 Current national Issues are Lyle, John G. 332-5113 Phytoplankton must have cer Tope, Laverne Dunlap, Clay 332-4645 332-4285 reflected in Oregon’ s prim ary minded today to use the p re - Marth, N. B. 332-4785 tain nutrients, he noted. Many Trimble, Harold J. Elliott, Forrest 332-4381 332-5555 ballot slogans, too, particularly addressed income tax forms McKenzie, Hazel 332-3381 of these nutrients are In short V alet Norman Erickson, Sharlotte R. 332-5493 332-5123 In those listed by persons seek with the “ piggy-back” label, McKenzie, Robt G.Jr. 332-3384 supply and o il slicks perhaps Vincent Jas. M. Estahrook, Lucille Mrs. 332-2283 332-2965 ing to represent our state at In preparation, the adhesive McKenzie, Rod 332-2143 could cu rta il p h y to p la n k to n Violett, Leo portion of the address label Estes, J as. 332-4825 332-4693 national party conventions. McKenzie, Ted 332-3385 u s a g e of such Important nu Wagner, Brice Farrier, Louis E. 332-4815 332-2972 A quick tally shows the most can be peeled o ff and fastened McNeese, J. W. 332-4772 trients as nitrogen. Wagner, Clyde Farrier, Robt A. 332-2964 332-4792 mentioned desire to be ending to another copy of the tax re Mecum, Mel 332-4821 A ll In a ll, however, the OSU Wagner, Glen Felton, Steve 332-4823 the war In Viet Nam. Others turn. Spelling or address cor 332-2285 Meyers, Harvey 332-4773 oceanographer does not feel Wagner, Paul H. Fitzhugh, Chas. L. 332-4812 332-4643 ca ll fo r curbing Inflation, for rections should be made on the MUes, Nelson A. 332-4694 that localized o il slicks cause Web, Dalus Incorrect Information Flowers, Ckville 332-5124 332-4385 less federal control and spend label. Mitchell, Leo L. 332-4852 “ wholesale shifts of marine Wenker, Geo. 332-4853 Forty, Gordon B. in g , and fo r “ sanity” in feder should be lined out. 332-4701 Montgomery, H. L. 332-4652 ecology o r s trip the ocean’s West John M r. A. G. Erickson, Dis Foster, Bill 332-4632 al spending. Many candidates, 332-4113 Montgomery, Paul 332-4784 productive capacity.” White, Harry O. 332-4824 Foster, Donald Mrs. both state and national,express tr ic t D irector of Internal Rev 332-5542 Montgomery, W. U 332-4213 Instead, the greater damage Wleahmann, Otto Frederick, Carol 332-5472 great concern with crim e, vio enue fo r Oregon, said that use 332-4625 Moore, VerltnJ. 332-4705 is to the beeches and higher Wilson, Ryce H. of the pre-addressed form w ill Fromm, John 332-3005 lence and law enforcement. 332-4654 Morin, Lem 332-5151 form s of life , says Smell. Wing, Arthur 332-4114 Frultt Loma Averill Presidential candidacy spec sim plify the processing of your 332-5491 Woo3wc*-ta, Geo. V Oil slicks could cause fish MorrUl, H. E. 332-4614 332-4481 Galusha, Richard ulation is probably the most tax returns, thereby expediting 332-4111 Mubden, Bert 332-5545 leave the area o r to “ belly Woodworth, Robt < 332-4482 Gates, Craig F. Interesting aspect of this year’ s the Issuance of refunds. 332-4112 Neal, Delbert 332-5482 up” because of complications Woodworth, Ronald 332-4484 Gebauer, Hairy L. Oregon p rim a ry ballot slogans. 332-5561 Nelson, Kenneth L. 332-5514 In the respiratory process, he Worrell, Bobby L. Goode, Lloyd £. 332-4855 Since filin g day the picture has 332-4783 added. Newcomb, Gene R. 332-2974 Zastera, E. C. 332-3921 Greene, Doyle R. changed: New York Sen. Robert A T FUNERAL 332-4384 Newkirk, Delbert 332-5562 Otl dire ctly affects localized Zltzelberger, L. R. 332-4811 Halbereleben, J. C. Kennedy has entered the Dem 332-5494 Nicholson, Susan Mrs. 332-3214 bird Ilfs , according to D r. Ro Zumwalt Clarence Mr. and Mrs. Louis Marsh flew 332-4611 Hall, Fred E. ocratic race and Gov. Nelson 332-4791 Noble, Vance W. 332-5111 bert Storm, OSU z o o lo g is t . Zumwalt H. W. 332-5405 Hansen, Ralph L. Rockefeller has d e c lin e d to to Las Vegas to attend the fun When birds light igxin the slick 332-4635 Nowlin, Robt J. 332-5473 Zumwalt Ray Mrs. 332-4613 challenge Richard M. Nixon In eral services for their grandson and their feather are soaked In Nutt, WUllam 332-5484 James Moulton,20.The Requiem Oregon’ s prim ary. o tl, they become matted and the High Mass was held at the St. S t i l l , delegate h o p e fu ls * feathers no longer Insulate the pledges seem to reveal deep Frances de Sales C a t h o l i c birds. Church on March 22. dissatisfaction with policies of They either die of exposure, He Is sia-vived by his parent! the p r e s e n t Adm inistration. reports Storm, o r become trap Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Roatankowskl ped because they cannot fly Fully 30 slogans support Min nesota Eugene McCarthy’ s bid (nee Barbara Marsh. I with the o ll-lln e d wings. W-2 Errors Noted Governor McCall's Slalemenl On The President's Withdrawal Local Government Budgets Made Now Affect Fall Taxes a m NOTICE Salem Scene No. 5 Port Orford Telephone Numbers Change A Quiet Afternoon With Ballot Slogans Oil On Ocean Wafer Poses Big Problems 4) Piggy-Back Labels Are To Be Used 6ENEML TELEPHONE 1
