2— Port Cxford Newt, Thursday, September 4, 1969
Jtorf 0rfotd Jfems
Bill Would
Aid Coast Land
ttye to the
IÇ Editor
Senator « a rk O. Hatfield toid
a joint meeting of Lincoln C it
service clubs Thursday that he
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has “ joined with Senator War-
Cw
c la a m ail privilege* authonred at Port Orford, Ore.
rer Magnuson of Washington in
sponsoring legislation which is
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particularly significant to Ore
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gon because It would provide
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a means to develop a long-
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range plan fo r the management
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and protection of our Invaluable
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coastal lands.”
The big question of IED dis-
Announcements, Notices, New» and Advertising
He said the b ill “ asks for
trictm e rg er is up again. Such a
Must be in the Office by 5:00 p. m. Tuesdays
federal financial assistance,but
m erger represents a loss of lo ca l
autonom y,I have previously ielt, w ill allow the individual states
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and thus is inherently bad. But to assume fu ll leadership while
the federal government w ill play
in v i e w of increasing budget
a vital, but secondary^ ro le .”
problems, ho u ld n 'tw e r e - e v a l
Senator Hatfield said th e b ill,
uate ?
entitled the Coastal Zone Man
Association - EounOod 1985
D ale Parnell's speech a t re
agement Act, “ provides federal
c e n t teacher in -service pro
grams covered five points of a assistance for 50~ of the cost
of establishing and maintaining
"m aster plan" that he hopes the
A WARNING ABOUT THE SDS
a coordinated planning and man
T each er Standards and Practices
Com m ission w ill develop . Be agement program .”
“ We are seeking a master
f o r e you rebel against those
W i t i i THE b e g in n in g o f the new academic
words, ask yourself whether we plan for th» coast zone which
year, it is d is tu rb in g to know that a p rim a ry
can afford anym ore of the costly is designed to promote balanced
future development of mat
concern o f m any college and u n iv e rs ity a d m in is
p ie c e -m e a l methods that have
erials, commercial, industrial,
resulted in burgeoning school
tra to rs w ill not lie the scholastic achievement o f
recreational and esthetic re
budgets a ll over the state?
«Indents Im t rath er how to prevent the seizure
S p e c ific a lly , the Coos county sources” , he said.
“ This b ill asks fo r an auth
am i wreckage o f educational in s titu tio n - by
ano Curry county IED o ffices
o rity fo r the zoning and acquis
have been providing quite d if
would-l>e insu rre ction ists.
ition of lands and the operations
feren t services for our respec
tive counties. Coos county has of public beaches, marinas and
MINUTEMEN were 1969 L ittle League baseball cham pions, sponsored by Union 76, Bartlett's C afe and W alt Covington,
I he decrease in campus d i-o rd e r- d u rin g the
concentrated on teacher train like fa c ilitie s ” , he said.
who was also co a ch . Front row (1-r) Gary Frankovitch, Jim A lam eid a.Josh Reynolds, Joe Bens and Tom Roy a l, Back row
Senator
Hatfield
said
that
“
at
-tim n ie r months must not he m isconstrued. Jn-t
ing and assistance,and dene l i t
(1-r) Covm gtcn , Devon Voss, R ick Lam bert, R aney M cCune and Brock Bean,
the
same
tim
e
we
ask
that
the
tle or nothing about helping
<i- -oon as the fiie h ra n d - can m uster a caucus
students w ith sp ecial problems; state’ s coastal authority have
hearing. Copies of the proposed
o f dissident-, we w ill w itnes- a continuation o f
Curry county has been just about the power to review develop
plan may also be obtained from
ment projects in the coastal
v ic e versa.
the scnselc-s p lu n d e r w hich cau-cd more than
the offices listed above.
zone and reject any plan incon
Each
program
has
becom
e
too
S3 m illio n o f dam age Io college- ami u n h e is ilie -
sistent with the master plan.”
c o stly for the b en efit received
la-t academic »ear. Iletwecn September I W ia n d
Hatfield said he “ has also
from it, m a in ly because of the
A p r il 1909. one m a jo r u n iv e i- ili alone suffered
sca le on w hich it is handled been particularly fortunate in
A public advisory hearing tim ber purchasers, industrial
BE COVERED
and the re la tiv e in fle x ib ility of being asked by Senator Henry
A form al design public hear
on plans to implement a sec associations, state officials,
damage in exee-s o f SI m illio n . Some 1,000
Jackson
of
Washington
to
serve
port authorities, and other in
ing w ill begin prom ptly at 7 tion of the “ Morse Amendment”
the system . This is what Dale
THE SAFE WAY...
a rrest- were made in connection with violent
p .m „ Wednesday, September
Pam ell seeks to change, but on a special joint committee of
to the Foreign Assistance Act terested persons.
the
Senate
Interior
and
Com
Persons unable to attend the
24, in the Chetco Grange H all,
w h ich both districts are appar
demon-1 rations, u nto ld num ber- ol people were
of 1968, on timber export from
merce Committees w hichisde-
e n tly resisting.
South Highway US 101, Harbor,
federal land, wlU be held In Portland hearing may submit
in ju re d , and at lea-* two death- resulted fro m
regarding proposed plans for
P am cll's t a l k referred to voting Its attention to the po
Portland Friday, September 26. w ritten statements to either the
tential of the oceans.”
cam pus i lots.
teachers as "cussing and dis
future right-of-way acquisition
The Forest Service, U. S. Regional Forester, Forest Ser
“ Membership on this Sub
vice, P. O. Box 3623, Portland
cussing" t e a c h e r in-service
and construction on the Brook-
Department of the Interior, w ill
committee on the Continental
ings-Winchuck River Section of
programs, obviously reflectin g
C e rta in ly , c rim in a l statistic- refleet no . red it
hold the hearing, beginning at 97208, o r to the State Director,
the Oregon Coast Highway (US- 10 a.m. In the auditorium of the Bureau of Land Management,
an their current usefulness (or Shelf places me in a position
on the aeademie e o in n iu n itx. However, unless
SAFECO«UF€CO»G£NERAt
P. O. Box 2965, Portland 97208,
101), lying near the city of Bonneville
l a c k o f it). And the more we where I can be helpful on mat
Power Adminis
IN S U R A N C E
ters which particularly affect
college and in iiw r - ily authorities take p o -iliv e
Brookings and the community
ca ter, in our elaborate, costly
tration Building, 1002 N. E. within 30 days following the
of Harbor, Curry County, Ore
w ay, for students selected as Oregon” , he said.
Holladay Street, Portland.
action Io co ntrol e am pii- violence, it w ill not
“ A ctivities of this committee gon, it was announced today by
YOU CA N RELAX
having p ccial needs (and I b e
The hearing is to review
sub-ide in the ' (lin in g months. The s p lit in the
F orrest Cooper, state highway a plan proposed by the two a-
lie v e every student has some are another indication of recog
about y o u r fa m ily , your
Student- lo r a Item oeratie Society (S D S ) ranks
engineer.
sp ecia l need) the more we find nition of the importance and
hom e, your car, your boat
gencles to control log export
vast potential fo r the goodofall
The proposed design consists
others whose special needs are
• • . even your business when
d u rin g the so-called national convention in
substitution, as provided in tne
mankind
in
our
oceans”
,
he
of a new structure over the amendment.
not cared far.
you're covered by the cam -
The main pro
Chicago la-1 June resulted in the election of two
said.
Chetco River, with some major
I b e lie v e that pooling of re
plete S A F E C O roof of
vision of the amendment, which
Senator
Hatfield
predicted
-la te - nj national officers. The expelled pro-
new construction as well as re
sources, and the creation of mere
p la n n e d p ro te c tio n .
went into effect January 1,1969,
that
“
the
years
ahead
w
ill
be
construct! n of portions of the restricted to 350 m illion board
fle x ib le approaches to the prob
Peking Progressive Labor P arty w ing set up its
*
*
*
*
the
decade
of
the
ocean
just
as
existing highway.
The route feet the amount of tlm te r that
le m s,w ill at the sam e tim e save
Do
you
have
on n SI IS organization. I Inis, opposing force-,
location is the most easterly
both counties m oney and do a the last 10 years wasthedecade
can be sold fo r export from
INSURANCE PROELEMS?
each ( I.lim in g Io represent the tru e SDS, w ill
'You can receive abso
of those considered previously federal lands west of the 100th
b e tte rjo b for everyo n e— IF it is of space.”
“
We
are
talking
here
not
lutely free toys f o i
and
presented
at
the
hearing
of
done with a spirit of helpfulness,
meridian.
Under age, driving recced,
e l.i-b on eanipiise- throughout the country foi
only about the potential for feed
Christinas by staging fun
May 22, 1969. Schedules fo r
instead of geographical parti
licen se suspended, e tc .
H ie amendment also author
c o n tro llin g power. Since cla m o r and agitation
ing
a
hungry
w
o
rld
,b
u
tth
e
rich
-
Toy
Parties.
Such
brand
sanship.
right-of-way acquisition and ized the Secretaries of A g ri
We c a n h e lp y o u .
es
of
oil
and
minerals”
,
he
names
as
Gerber.
Parker
Norman
H.
Crowhurst
.iic proven tcclu iiipics fo r a ttractin g new mem
construction w ill be discussed
culture and In te rio r to formu
Bros.,
Mattel
and
Revell
said.
G old Beach, Cregon
at the form al hearing.
late a plan to prevent purchase
Gold Beach 247-7827
ber- and support, viole nt d isru p tio n s w ill come
are featured!
Informal Informational hear
of National Forest o r Bureau
as no -u rp rise .
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ings w ill be held in the Chetco of Land Management timber
Grange Hall from 2 p.m. to In substitution fo r non-federal
D earM r.T hom asB e in. Thanks
M llio iig b the SI)S convention in Chicago was,
9 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 23, and tim ber being exported.
for your letter in the P. O. News.
o rg a n iz a tio n a lly , a fiasco, the feuding factions
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wed
Y o u people w ill never know how
Comments and advice are
A cross from Courthouse,
d id not lo r a moment lose sight o f th e ir jo in t
in uch you .ire doing and 1 ooking
sought on the proposed plan,
Students under age 21 who nesday, Sept. 24. Plans fo r the
Gold Beach. Oregon
proposed project w ill be on which is being circulated to
out
form
e
and
to
take
up
where
have
passed
the
General
Educa
objective. I lie ir goal is the destruction o f “ U.S.
some educated people le ft off. tional Developm ent (GED) tests display. State Highway Division
Im p e ria lis m " and the achievement o f a cla-sless
Wh.it is happening to our arc urged by the Oregon Board engineering and right-of-way
personnel w ill bepresenttodis-
beautiful country and just what of Education to write for the
-oeiely through inte rn a tio n a l com m unism .
is going on. The boy who can C e rtifica te of Equivalency for cuss the proposal with Inter
ested parties. They w ill also
use his head gets le ft out, it is w hich they are now e lig ib le .
I lie SDS considers the rebellious youth o f our
include the relocation assis
the educated nincom poop that
As a result ol Board action
tance programs available.
sits oil his fanny and walks on this mouth, such -tudents now
e m iiitiv as part o f an “ inte rn a tio n a l lib e ra tio n
Persons desiring to express
h i s supposed-to-be fee t that m ay re ce ive the- ce rtificate s if
a rm y ." It regards young people, m a in ly college
gets the positions and hard to they are o w r t8 and if the high an opinion concerning the pro
work jobs.
students, as a means by which the revo lu tio n
school class of w hich they would ject may do so at the public
And I do not know how, Mr. have been members has gradu hearing and/or they may submit
can be accom plished because “ in general, young
written statements at that time.
Bean, the people or taxpayers ated.
people have less at stake in a society . . . are
co u ld do for a better jo b , and
Previous regulations allow ed Written statements may also be
p eop le, me lor instance, can d elivery ol' the ce rtificate only submitted to the Highway Com
more open to new ideas . . . and are, therefore.
mission, Room 121, State High
appreciate you a ll. Thanks m il after a student h id reached the
nm iT able ami w illin g to move in a re v o lu tio n a ry
lions Mr. Be.ui .uid com e again . age 2 1 ,regardless oi how old he way Building, Salem 97310,
Susan N icholson w as when he passed the test. This within 10 days following the fo r
d ire ctio n .*’
mal hearing.
worked a hardship on a m e stu
Persons desiring information
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dents w ho needed the certi ficate
I hose who ra lly to the support o f the New L e ft
concerning the proposal may
eith
er
to
get
a
jo
b
or
to
go
an
Did yon know tli.it W ednes
obtain it by contacting C. T.
ami p a rtic ip a te in a ctivitie s cham pioned by SDS
d a y , August 27, the Foil Orlard to lurthev schooling.
Keasey, Division Engineer in
Students
who
qualify
far
the
T ee n A ssociation held a m e e t
do so under no illu s io n . The issues are now clear.
Roseburg, phone 6"2-6541, ex
ce
rtifica
te
-hould
write
to
Glen
ing at 8 p. m . in the c ity Ir-ill?
tension 241. or the Design
I ime and the in te rn a l w ranglings o f the org an iza
W
eaver,
Coordinator,
GED
Pro
A t this m eeting we discussed
all the hometown news.
Office, room 224, State High
tion have brought one ba-ic and in q x irta u t tru ll)
a m em bership drive. A lso.it this gram , Oregon Board of Educa way Building,Salem, phone 364-
m e etin g we decided en h iv in g tion, 942 Lancaster Dr. NE, S a l 2171, extension 1762.
Io the siirlaee. The yo u th fu l id e a li-m o f “ p.ir-
em , CVegai 97310. They should
Poet Office Box 5
97465
port Orford. Gregor.
Favors IED
Consolidation
N \LPER
WA
Hearing Set
On Highway
Log Export Hearing Set
For Christmas
Contact Box 98
Gold Beach or
Phone 247-6569
Students M ay Get
GED Certificates
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NEW S FROM H O M E
i con mean a lot to those who
leave for college each fall
M A K E SURE
THEY K N O W . .
tn ip .ilo rv demoi r.ie v ." so fre q u e n tly e-poti-ed
by SDS w hile s triv in g fo r student approval, ha-
been east aside. The M arxist dogma is in fu ll
eonm iam l. SDS now calls fo r o iiti ig lit revo lu tio n.
Inasm uch as b re akin g the law i- a n istom arv
p a it ol re vo lu tio na ry tactics, many enforcem ent
ageneie- w ill become involved hi campus - t r i i i .
In most instances, the nature and degree of in-
vehem ent w ill depend on whether *< bool a u th o ri
ties d e -ire to protect th e ir institutio ns ami the
lig h t- o f the m a jo rity o f students who w ould
r.i'h c i -tudv than i iot. or lot sake th e ir responsi
b ilitie s ami give in to m ob rule.
f\
J o hn
H o o v e r . D irecto i
Federal Bureau ot Investigation
Group To Sludy DDT Problem
Governor Tom McCall today
released the contents of a let
ter he sent this week to Sen
ator Ted Hallock (1>-Portland)
and Representative Harl Haas
(I>— ftirtla n d ) In answer to their
request fur a complete ban on
DDT In Oregon:
“ The concern you express
over the environmental effects
of DDT and all persistent pest
icides has been my concern for
a long time.
As you know,
I translated that concern Into
legislation In House BUI 1335.
The Committee which this leg
islation establishes w ill not only
be technically qualified to deal
with toxic chemicals, but also
wUl reflect a substantial social
I
consciousness. The committee
was sworn in August 28, and my
charge to them Includes the Im
mediate responsibility to deal
with the DDT problem.
“ In this field, much of the
best technical advice available
Is centered In the Environmen
tal Health Sciences Center at
Oregon State University. They
are o f f e r i n g
expert ad
vice.
I do bellve firm ly that
compacts in conservation deal
ing with problems of this kind
and others as I suggested to
the Western Governors are
needed.
Uncontrolled use of
DDT In neighboring states, and
In the tiaslns of Interstate
rive rs, could have the same
m onthly dances ml m eetings.
In the near future the T een A s
so ciatio n is planning tit having
a T een Center.
Tes-us who are interested are
urged to co m e to these m e e t
ings. Our next m eetin g w ill be
in the city h ill, 8 p .m , , W ed
nesday, Septem ber 3.
D ina Bean
give birthdate and the nam e of
the agency where the test was
Liken. Also they should w rite the
principal of the last high school
attended to send the CED C o
ordinator a letter stating that the
high school class of which the
studentwas a m ember has grad
uated.
The applicant w ill then be
sent a ce rtifica te if he c o m
pleted die tests prior to Inly 1,
1967, when the S5 fee was in
augurated, or he w ill be notified
w h ereto send the S5 ice lor the
ce rtifica te if he com pleted die
test a lter July 1, 1967.
POWER OUTAGE
HERE TUESDAY
E lectrical power was in ter
rupted to most ol the Port O r
ford arc i at 4:36 p. m . Tuesday
when a jum per to an autom atic
reclorne.tr the c ity sao. burned
o il. Service w as restored to most
Mrs. Del Nev. kirk w as m et at
of the area at 5:29 p. m . I lash's Boring, O re ., Saturday, \ug.3O ,
M arketan d B .irttett'sC afe were by iier husband at her daughter's
off about 15 minutes longer,
home, Mr. and Mrs. Harold O l
Coos—Curry C o -o p m.tnager sen. She had spent a month in
J ini Wilson said he realized the Minnesota a n d Iowa visiting
inconvenience t h e s e outages Iriend» and relatives.
caused and die C o -o p app rvei-
Mr..uni Mrs. Newkirk returned
ated the |x’ optc bearing with home Sunday.
them during power interruptions.
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was here to attend the regular
weekly luncheon meeting of Ro
tary last Thursday, at Orfords,
his wife accompanied him and
was entertained ly, Rotary wives
at the Rainbow for lunch. After
the meeting they returned to
their home In Eugene.
adverse effect on us as our own
uncontrolled use.
‘ •I am pleas«! with the pos
itiv e action of the I egislature
In supporting House B ill 1335.”
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