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to the
E d ito r
Do We Want
Sales Tax
In Oregon?
contributing to toe welfare of
<*ir State If part erf toeir time
was spent ta plugging loopholes
In our graduated income tax
laws, which If administered
fa irly and properly would well
support our State government.
By planned maneuvering, sev­
eral other bills have been at­
tached to the proposed sales
tax bill to make It more pala­
table, all of which can be nul­
lified at a Later late.
Every politician In Oregon
kreu what the salary was for
the office he asked for when
elected, and I feel they should
not be leaders in spiraling ta-
flatior
by
sponsoring ex­
hort ltar.t pay raises.
As a citizen and taxpayer in
Oregon, may I urge you to
vote “ NO” or this sugar-coat­
ed sales tax bill on June 3,
and keep this unreasonable
creeklr.g sneaky beast out of our
State.
EDITORIAL
fa a buUetfa received by the Game Commission b a n the
National R ifle Association an item points out that the Supreme
dcxrrt recently ruled that a man w ith a previous crim inal record
cannot be required reregister a firearm became it would amount
to self-incrim ination, which is specifically NO T required under
the BiU of Rights
A crim inal record makes ownership of firearms illeg al, so to
register ownership would im m ediately incriminate th» owner.
?"hat is exactly what a lo t of Ckegon hunters and target
diooters have been trying to say a ll along, as w ell as otter fire ­
arms owners across the co m try—that firearms registration does
not affect the crim inal elem ent of society. It affect» only and
pute undue burden on the hunter, competitive shooter, or other
law -abiding r i rrien
To The Editor:
There Is no b a la n c e d
relationship ber*eer the earn­
N E W S PA PER
ing power and the paying power
In a general sales tax. Those
P U B L IS H E R S
in lew income brackets that
A S S O C IA T IO N
are compelled to speod their
Assoc a? on - FounOtJ 1MS
tag our re-integrated pro­
entire Income tor
living for
gram . The program, now in
themselves and their family
Ways and Mears, asks for $1.1
have no choice but to pay a Sincerely,
million to be used to accom­
tax on 100v of their income,
C. H. BROCKS
During the last lev years plish six prim ary steps:
while those In ad-, ar tag ecus po­
Langlois, O re. 97450
. . . Immediate Implementa­
we have witnessed growing civil
sitions and with greater op­
tion of plans to establish four
(ED NOTE—M itt Patti McKenzie wat named first piace winner
unrest and lawlessness on ev ery
portunity to pay a tax on only
new correctional centers in
of this year’s 3atile Rock eighth grade essay contest sponsored
level and avenue <rf our society.
a portion of their income. In
Oregon, during the 1969-71 bi­
by die Am ericas Legion auxiliary, The subject this year was
This has brought much distress
other words the richer pays
ennium. This is to be used to
Freedom is Not Free, and Mis* McKenzie's essay appears below
among the vast majority of our
the least percentage of a sales
adjust the convict to the com­
a* a guest e d ito ria l.)
people.
But,
the
crim
e
rate
tax in accordance to the ad­
munity after release.
still
grows.
Over
toe
last
seven
vantages he has ir. our country. Board of County Commissioner
. . . Starting a unified aca­
There was soc a United States of Am erica until 1776. That
years,
Oregon,
alone,
has
re­
All the unfortunate, those on County of Curry
year our forefathers wrote the Declaration of Independence. They
alized a 51% Increase in Its demic and vocational training
re lie f, the aged, the crippled, Gold Beach, O egcn
system for inmates at the Ore­
v.-rote it to te ll the world that Am er i n ns wanted tc have rheir
crime rate, while increasing
the blind, every child, and ever,
gon State Penitentiary.
own independent nation free b a r . the m ocher nation, F " ;1 =»pd
its population by 11%.
the handicapped war veteran Gentlemen:
. . . A reduction to the in­
They meant that everyAm erican should be free to think a -
With this bleak situation con­
would be taxed on 100> of what
dustrial and farming operation
We received y o K letter of fronting our State and toe na­
bout God in his 3 her own way, every Am erican should be free
they have to live on. They would
at the Penitentiary. This was
March 3,1969, inform fag us that
to say and do a* they please a* long as they do not interfere w ith
tion, the public has demanded
have no freedom of choice. They
favored because many of toe
you w ill be unable, at this tim e,
the right of others: all men should be created equal and all of
strengthening
our
law
enforce­
cannot count their small amount
skills taught cannot be applied
to m eet o k request f
financial
ment practices and controls so
the people were to have a part in their own government.
of money in their pocket with
once In the commuirity. The re -
aid
ict
educational
purposes
fa
that
our
streets
will
once
again
After our fere fa then signed the Declaration of Independence
the idea of having that much to
emphasis should be made on
the county.
be safe. But, In the midst of
the War of Independence was still raging! No,Freedom Is Not Free.
spend for necessities of life,
training useful trades and rot
We hope that we made o k
The Americans had to add a new "Bill erf Rights to r h /
this hue and cry, we seem to
because a general sales tax
one of keeping men busy.
position clear in that we would have lost track of the after­
C .nst i tut i cn in 1791.
with its small voice says, “ That
. . . Expanding the peni­
During the War for Inde-vnderye many lives were sacrific­
match of crim e . . . that of
Is not all yours.” No consid­ lik e to receive $150.00 per A DM
tentiary’ s new gate program
ed and there were many wounded. The people fin a lly gained
asa
tax
offset,
but
that
we
would
what
to
do
with
offender,
once
eration is given to ability to
for educating convicts, by add­
their independence, but many more wars w e e to follow m a in ­
he has received our due pro­
b er.o re than happy with w hat­
pay.
ing a pilot program at toe Ore­
taining it.
cess
of
law
and
has
been
found
ever
help
you
could
give
us.
There Is no favorable con­
gon Correctional Institution:
guilty.
• >e do not have the freedom to pick o k subjects at school,
Thus we were not asking f a a
nection whatever between prop­
and the m inority group* do act always have the freedom to go to’
Historically, the community beginning a program for tech­
erty tax relief and this sales fixed amount. We wanted w hat­
nical-vocational education, and
schools of their choice. No Freedcm is not Free.
has maintained criminal de­
tax, because those who really ever amounts you could transfer
adding to the present college
Our forefathers’ m ain problem in education was m aking
tention and Incarceration fa­
reed property tax relief would from less pressing needs to ed­
level program at the peniten­
schools available far a population that was expanding farter than
cilities, for this reason. In toe
be paying a much greater tax ucation. fa o k opinioti, educa­
tiary.
any one had cheamed. The battle ict public schools and a neces­
beginning
the
accent
was
on
tion
is
the
most
important
need
In sales taxes than he now pays
. . . Establishment of a stu­
sary education was very severe a ll over the states. The people
prim
itive,
If
not
brutal,
vengen-
in
o
u
r
commiaiities
because
on property taxes. This has been
dent fund for 75 Inmates who
were fighting > ith their old friends about who was to control and
ance.
With
reform
,
milder
without
the
education
of
your
proven in other states and toe
are capable of pursuing further
teach public education; and what was the program of public ed­
forms of confinement were in­
best authority we have In Oregon youth o k communities can not
academic or vocational training
ucation to b e !
troduced. Slowly, the emphasis
tells us it win be the same exist.
on the community level.
The Bill of Righo, so necessary tc the freedom of each in­
turned from harsh punishment
Some people use the excuse
here. We need economy in our
. . . Employment of at
dividual consisted of these right»: freedom of speech; freedom of
to one of warehousing a person
State, which we w ill not get that CCC funds can not be usee
least one statistician, that would
the ;ress; right to assemble; right to petition the government,
if a sales tax Is passed. It is as tax benefits to the schools. In order to satisfy his debt to provide basic data to aid cor­
voting in free elections; right to do any kind of work; right to
society. Fortunately, In Oregon,
a buyers’ tax and subtracts There are otter counties that
rections in promoting programs
■ership as one pleases; right to own property; right to keep and
we have moved beyond the ware­
Its percentage from the buying have used these OCC funds (that
that w ill achieve this re -in te­
bear arms; and the right to see, to know, and to ask questions of
unallocated
money
paid
to
the
housing
stage
and
Into
a
new
power, which hurts business to
gration goal.
his accuser fa o k court; and fines and punishment for misdoings
counties
in
lie
u
of
taxes)
to
aid
realm of modern corrections by
that extent.
The Legislature 1s also look­
must be fair and reasonable; each employee has the right to bar­
initiating a program that uses
The sales tax group starts education by allocation to the
ing at another proposal that
gain ith his employer cn wages and working conditions in keep­
the convict’ s time during con­
out by appropriating $300,000 schools budgets as tax offsets.
would provide substantial sup­
ing w ith law. These are all declaration* of freedom—but they
We plan to pursue this issue
finement, to re-integrate him
for an election, and if It should
port to aid the county courts to
never have been fre e ! They have had to be earned!
back Into the community, once
carry, It wcsild mean additional until we either get some re lie f
Improve their level of service
I as a junior high student, am going to try to get all the ed­
his
sentence
has
expired.
in
the
way
of
an
offset
or
a
good
office space In Salem, an ad­
of detention programs for our
ucation lean, I want to be honest, to share, to help other», and to
reason
why
it
is
not
possible
to
But
Improvements
can
always
dition of hundreds of extra State
youth. This Is an attempt to let
try to m y be« ab ility to keep o k nation always free.
be made. This session, a six-
employees to handle the extra get some help.
local people handle local prob­
What I have said in this report w ill show that o k warirm is
We
a
ould
hope
hat
you
would
point
program
has
been
tatro-
office work, besides the auto­
lems.
reconsider
y
o
K
answer
and
try
duced
that
Is
aimed
at
fu
rth
er-
not free. You can not just wish to freedom, you m int earn it!
mobiles and auditors that would
It Is our hope that we can
Freedcm is not Freef
be required to travel over the to find some monies in your
la rt week. . .from Mrs.Calhoun's expand our programs, so that
budget to aid education in ad­
State.
they w ill further this re-in te­
H ever a general sales tax dition Bo t h a t now levied as third grade class. For y o K en­ grating approach, and yet not
joym ent I present them as fo l­
is passed, the wolf w ill have his county school tax.
fall into the trap of coddling
lows:
We would appreciate an ans­
head In the door, and history
our crim inals. I believe we can
wer
by
April
4,1969,
if
possible.
In other states has shown It
THE W HITE CLOUD________
accomplish this.
Thank
you.
does not decrease, but steadily
A white cloud a white cloud
Buddy E. Sm ith
Increases and spreads to other
It makes me so proud
MENTAL HEALTH
by Everett E. Cutter
Brookin gs-Harbor
commodities like it has In our
Way up in the sky
Budgets and programs for
School District 17-C
neighboring states, where it
The birds so happy do fly.
mental health were up for con­
covers food, drugs and all nec­
Boni J obxson —
sideration t h is week. The
essities.
Legislature took action that
RAIN
A vote for a sales tax Is a
would Improve the treatment
Rain it r.oisey I think,
vote to Increase strikes, unrest,
at Fairview , by reducing the
It falls on houses and goes pi ink.
crim e, demonstrations, mental
hospital’s patient capacity . This 1
L
ittle
puddles
beside
the
road
distrubances and the ghettoes
w ill allow more space per pa- I
And ditches overflowed.
Mention public schools, and zatlon.
we hear so much about. The con­
tient, allowing aides and f t e ra - i
Barbara
Gates
—
most people envision a teacher-
tinued passing of sales taxes
D r.
bale
Parnell, state
plsts to work with severely re­
classroom situation with A -
in our states is certain to
s u p e r i n t e n d e n t of public
THE HONEYBEE____________ tarded patients who are now ta
b -C ’ s parading above the front
Instruction, supported the study
bring about a reckoning day.
The heneybee
over-crowded conditions. This
blackboard.
and lo a n e d coordinating per­
We cannot put the burden of
The honeybee
move w ill, however, cause an
Then, If they are taxpayers,
sonnel from the State Depart­
taxes on those least able to
increase ta the waiting list.
BKzfag around the honey tiee.
they likely w ill think of the
ment of Education. Other sup­
pay, taking food from their
Lots of activity going on a -
Also, a plan that would pro­
Beck Neal -----
considerable cost of education.
porters Included the Oregon
mouths and clothing from their
roundthe community this week
vide state aid to school dis­
Many tax dollars, however,
THE
N
IG
H
T
________________
School Boards Association and
backs, and have it continue to . . . construct! -a is w ell under­
tricts, private agencies a;id
are spent on support activities
Oregon Association of School
work, without creating a chaotic way at M ’ v -•'* 76 U n io n ... The night is dark,
day-care centers that offer pro­
far outside the classroom. Of
Superintendents.
condition.
clearing a n u turning of old The nigbt is H ack,
grams for trainable mentally
the total $425 million budgeted
O verall project guidance was
Our state officials could be buildings and brush at the Blaine The night seems like a great retarded children, gained ap­
big sack.
for Oregon’s elementary and
provided by Warren King A As­
Marsh homestead.. . th e ply­
proval by a subcommittee of
secondary education this year,
sociates, Chicago management
day-to-day business operations wood Lawrence M ille r said he Rhonda Isakscn —
Ways and Means. The subcom­
for example, >182 million lafo r
consulting firm which has con­
made possible by such reor­
was going to plant turned out to TREES ______________________ mittee approved the spending of
operating, administrative and
ducted sim ilar studies In sev­
ganization.
be the clearing of ground for a Trees trees how beautiful they some $400,000 during toe next
other non-lnstructlonal fun­
eral states.
Such p o t e n t i a l efficiencies new restaKant being built by
look
two years to finance this pro­
ctions.
Of the study’s 231 recommen­
contained ta the report range Aggie Leutwyler, opposite Bat­
gram.
Trees trees in a book
Tightening up or. this expense
dations, Gov. McCall called the
from
Improved
accounting tle Rock Park.. . and the Lions Trees trees I love them I do
and making more money avail­ lawmakers’ attention p rlm arlly
methods to centralized school Club has erected a big sign at I love trees as much as you.
EDUCATION
able for c la s s r o o m appli­
to those requiring legislative
bus m a in t e n a n c e facilities, the location of their new Buf­ Julie Riedlinger -----
In education, the chairman of
cation— and offering equal op­
action
for
implementation.
from streamlined lunchrooms fington M em orial park project.
toe Senate's education commit­
HONEY
BEE
_________________
portunities for students In all
Many of these Involve reor­
operations to construction tech­
Don't know what it's a "sure
tee, A] FI eg el, has urged a
parts of Oregon— is the main
The honey bee, the heneybee
ganization of school districts:
niques which would deter van­
sign o f," but it's not hard to take.
crack-down on any community
W
ill
y
tn
go
to
sea
with
me,
thrust of a business-manage­
— Classify all elementary and
dalism.
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college that does not participate
ment study whose results were
secondary school systems as
The report recommends that
It's been a long-long tim e No high high, high,
ta toe overall community ed­
unveiled before the legislature
“ school districts,** eliminating
the state’s f a v o r a b l e credit since there has been a real old- fa the sky,
ucational scheme. The request
here last week.
the confusing proliferation of
rating be extended for use In fashioned grange h a l l dance No no,
came ta response to reports
Gov. Tom McCall,addressing
categories such as the seven
local bond issues, a move which
hereabouts.. . so put yo K X cn Let us go,
that some of our two-year col­
Where
it
snows,
a Joint legislative session, re­
classifications now existing.
could ultimately reduce Interest the o l' calendar f o r Friday,
leges were not co-ordinating
ported on findings of the Bus­
— In sm aller or more sparse­
costs by as much as $3.5 m il­ A pril 25. That's the date the Oh no
toeir efforts with other educa­
iness Task Force on Education,
Let
us
go,
ly settled counties, the whole
lion annually. It urges improv­
Quarterback Club has set far
tional Institutions, to provide
Inc. After a six-month probe
county could be a single school
ed efficiency and coordination their big shindig.. . complete Where the sun shines,
the training needed by our grow­
Into business practices of a
Okay just follow this line.
district; In more densely popu­
through automatic data proces­
w ith a dandy band (The Inter­
ing communities.
representative sampling of 125
lated areas, counties could con­
sing, an area already under In­
ludes. . . featKing organ, bass, Laura Nice —
Oregon school districts, its
tain more than one school dis­
vestigation by the governor’ s sax,violin and drums) midnight W HAT IS A FLOWER ______
study teams came up with 231
tric t. Gov. McCall emphasized
office.
supper (sponsored by some of W hat is a Flower?
specific recommendations for
the suggestion Is not intended
The study reports that com-
the be« cooks roundabouts. . . Cnee upon a tim e,
improvement.
to affect the size of Individual
blned purchasing of one common the Grange Women, natch) and I knew a flower,
“ Their careful research has
schools.
Item such as standard-sized
whatever else it takes to make Who lived by a tower,
shown us ways by which we
— Require each district In the
white mimeograph paper could a good grange dance. ( If you've It was so big,
can move an estimated $22.6
state to provide education In
result in an annual savings of never b e e n to one, you don't It looked like a fig.
million from management costs
grades one through 12 beginning
more than $100,000. Some other know what you've missed. If you It had petals as many as ten,
to Instruction coat* each ye ar,”
with the 1971-72 school year,
suggestions could te ••worth’ ’ have been to one, you 'll know Soround they looked like a pen,
Gov. McCall said. “ This can
to provide control of schooling
millions of dollars each year If "whatever else" m eans.)
They were so flat,
be done through the application
to the residents of the district
implemented, the study shows.
Proceeds, of course, w ill go They looked like a m at.
of modern business practices to
and to enable coordination of
L ittle legislative action on for the club's athletic programs. M isty Wood —
the systems operation of our
curriculum and course stru­
details of the study Is antici­
Tickets, at a buck per, are
schools.”
cture for equal p r o g r a m s
pated this late In the 1969 ses­
now cn s a le by Quarterback
This amount would rise, he
throughout the state.
sion, a lt h o u g h reorganisation
m e m b e n .. . so get yours early,
added:
the Task Force esti­
— Require that not more than
proposals reportedly are re­
—P—
mates within ten years O re-
one school district shell provide
ceiving the prompt attention of
Somebody once said if you
gem could conserve $28 million
elucation In the same geogra­
lawmakers. Many other recom­
can't say anything good.. . don’t
annually.
The governor said
phic area in grades kindergar­
mendations can he Implemented say anything a ta ll. So.. . I won't
Oregonians can divert millions
ten through 12.
This Is In­
by administrative action, at the say anything about the weather
of dollars into instructional ac­
tended to protect rights of dis­
state aixl local levels, and some this week.
tivities “ without *a c rlflc li< one
tricts without negating efforts
already have gone Into effect.
to promote reorganization.
lota of quality in elementary
“ It ha» been said that edu­
I learned Tuesday of th e
and secondary wlucatlon.”
— Provide that all school dis­
cation is the defense of the tragic death of Johnny Fish, who
He praised the expert opinion
tricts have one contiguous area
state,” Gov. M c C a l l told the worked as a plumber here in
and suggestions of the report,
of Jurisdiction, eliminating ad­
legislature In presenting the
1960-61,.ind vas the nephew of
“ prepared by businessmen, as
ministrative overlap and creat­
report.
“ And, certainly In a Art and Qeanor Fisk who op­
a voluntary s e r v i c e to the
ing districts with dearly de­
lemocracy, education must be erated K-Lynn Fashions.Johnny
state.”
Tour Port Orford State Farm
nt
fined boundaries.
given top priority.
was in Chino,California,to ferry
More than 200 business and
Reorganization
along
the
“ Ideas curtained In the Busi­
an airplane back to his home
Industry firm s supplied man­
lines of the Teak Force re­
ness Task Force report will
town of Kansas City, M o ., Sun­
power, Including 32 “ loaned”
commendations would in Itself
enable us I continue to main­
day when the plane crashed a -
executives, and money for the
conserve education funds, the tain and build an even more bout 5 3 0 a. m. He was buried
project.
Chief sponsor was
report states.
More signifi­
effective elementary and se­
in Kansas City.
Associated Oregon Indust rtee,
State Farm ins k ance Companies
cant, however, would be dollar
condary school system In O re­
statewide employers’ onganl-
efficiencies
stemming from
gon.”
I received tome more poetry
Homs Offices
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COMPARE CU RRY W ITH
County
Curry
Coos
Josephine
Jackscc
NEARBY COUNTIES:
Population
13,495
55,320
3 6 ,500
95 ,000
Douglas
Budget
$ 4,0 9 5 ,4 2 3
$ 4 ,5 0 0 ,0 0 0
$ 6 ,5 8 0 ,0 0 0
between $ 8, 000, 000
and $ 9, 000, 000
$16, 000, 000
7 2 ,000
CCNCLUSICNS:
O k money is being misused and wasted. Proper budeet
decisiais can give tax re lie f. It's up to the budeet
c o m m ittp p and v m i
PLEASE
SEND T Q
SIGN
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THE
F C U C W IN C
FORM
AND
VANCE NOBLE, SECRETARY, P.O .B O X
557, PORT ORFCRD, ORE. IT WILL BE PRESENTED
T O THE BUDGET CC M M ITTEE.
NO RTH CU RRY
FAX ASSOCIATION
-P-
LARRY HOOVER
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DANGERS: Codeine is frequently the beginning of ad­
diction ict teenagers. ( I f it is regularly consumed in
cough medicines that have a high alcoholic content,
the user can become an alcoholic as w ell as an addict
If this happens, and the alcoholic user "progresses" from
codeine to barbiturates, the combination of alcohol and
depressants m ay k ill him . ) Withdrawal from codeine is
less d ifficu lt than w ith o tter drugs.
From The Office of
Sen. Sam Demeni
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PRIM ARY U-'FECT: Perception dulls, attention strays
and t e user becomes unaware of his surroundings. Over­
doses, taken by young children, may prodisce convulsions.
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1 ( a we) want a substantial direct tax re lie f
rather than spending a ll o k funds cn c o u r t
hou»e costs and immediate projects.
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