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4—Port ortord News, Thursday. January 13, 1972 Lets Take Inventory, Then Look Forward by Governor Tom McCall Cigaret Tax Called Fraud And Regressive At a Portland news confer It ts traditional and sensible ence recently, State Senators that, as one year ends and another begins we take inven Vern Cook and Harl Haas an tory -• of ourselves our fami nounced formation of a state lies, our communities our wide organization of "Legis businesses and our areas of lators opposed to the Cigar government et Sales Tax.” The New Year turnover is a They described the tax as time to look forward but always a "fraud, regressive, and the In aware and frank relationship with the past It is a time to an worst possible solution to o re . tlclpate with hope but always goo’s non-system of taxation.*' on guard for the soft spots in Sen. Haas said, “ The orig our strength and for the poss inal cigaret tax dedicated 50 lblllty of exception per cent at its funds to the We, in Oregon, can look ahead property tax relief fund. How to 1972 with optimism ever, this new cigaret sales In my projected budget mess tax is not In any way dedi age last year I said that Oregon could expect to do better econo cated to property tax relief mically than the nation as a and it actually abolishes the whole property tax relief account. Now. looking back at 1971. it "Oregonians voted down the is pleasantly possible to say we last sales tax eight to one. did do better here than did the This new cigaret sales tax Is nation Despite the rash of strikes and extremely regressive and hits the national squeeze low income people the hardest. We picked up more jobs The financial support of state We lowered unemployment government should be based on For the first time since mid- ability to pay, rather than tak- 1966 annual figures and year ing advantage of a smokll* hub- end estimates indicate that O re • * V • U. gon s seasonally adjusted unem "This band-aid is just another ployment figures dropped below ¿fe. the nation s average patch on our creaking state In the first quarter of 1971. non-system of taxation, which the U.S figure was 5.9 %. and desperately needs an overall Oregon’s stood at 6 6% By the reform to give a fair break **•* <• . closing of this fourth quarter to all taxpayers.” the nation apparently will have Sen. Cook charged that the 5.9%. and Oregon s unemploy proposed Increased sales tax ment indicator will have dropped to 5.8% So we have increased employ ment -- porportionately more than the U S average and we have decreased unemployment - - proportionately more than the U.S average "Your Gift Mea-is Life'' Is the This is an economic era theme for the third annual state of broadly multiplying factors wide fund raising drive recently each precariously balanced in Bonneville Power Administration’s Bandou-Gold Beach 115,000 by the Kidney Association of the winds of change •volt Lines No. 1 (r) and No. 2 (I), near Sixes, Oregon. Oregon to obtain $200.000 00 The wage price freeze has The money will be used during helped Oregon strongly and di- 1972 to continue the life-saving rectly - - again, bringing more aging traditional marketing to 1972 program for 24 KAO patients aid to us than the national av er opportunities Beef and milk But we must in careful ca throughout the state now on artl age prices on the other hand ap veat. remember that the stati flcial kidney machines and to In that same budget message pear to be at adequate levels stical curve is based on man expand the program to add new last year Isaid that we could it is my feeling that some and etched by man - - and. what - February 1 through February contact the Agriculture Devel To comply with Federal patients next year expect to hold our gains in 1972 of the ills might be alleviated 23. 1972. has been set by the opment Division at the same Highway Administration r e happens good or bad will The theme, "Your Gift Means Even though our proportionate in 1972 by Oregon s taking ever be the work of man Oregon Department of Agricul - address gulations. the Oregon State Life", tells dramatically the gains will not increase we actions that will help diversify ture as the date for a referen Highway Division is in the pro We must for the vigor of For a commission to be vital need for money by the should remain at this improved the production and marketing state and nation, look ahead dum to vote on the formation formed. 66-2 '3 percent of those cess of changing its mile posts Kidney Asaociation to continue level and continue to do well opportunities of our farm com our of a Seafoods Commission of voting must approve and they on the Interstate Highway Sy to save the lives of its present with hope to 1972 The freeze brought interest munity Wider crop variety can We can enhance that hope Oregon must represent at least one- stem it was announced today patients and to have enough rates down The decrease in be accomplished by making state with the statistical evidence and This schedule was set after third of the production of the by R L Porter, state highway money on hand to be able to interest rates encouraged a funds available to Oregonians to fishermen representing certain previous fishing season engineer the productive plans I have men admit at leaBt one new Oregon burst of housing activity boost help intensify and diversify their tioned species of salt water fish and Under the regulations being patient each month who develops tng forest products and allied production capabilities through shellfish taken or caught by implemented, mile posts on the kidney failure we cannot allow ourselves industries which are the keel irrigation Encouragement of the But luxury of waiting for the slow- trawling crab pots or crab rings odd numbered Interstate high Chuck Foster. Executive D ir of Oregon s economy construction of processing petitioned the department to hold ways. those running from south ector of the Kidney Association, This healthy condition will plants where fresh produce poison of indifference said referendum to north, will be numbered What happens in 1972 will be declared that, "Most people continue in 1972 Who knows, we farmers are now dependent Since more than 50 percent of starting at the southern term i faced with death because of what we determine should may match supply and demand in solely on the fresh market and happen the production of those types of nus. while those on the even- kidney failure, cannot afford the home-building area for the expansion of world markets of numbered Interstate highways, 9>e extremely high costa of All of us As individuals; as seafoods taken during the last firs t time in a decade and fers hope for better marketing fishing season was represented families as corporations as The life of a wood post can rutming from we« to cast will neceskarj' medical supplies that would be good news ahead opportunities unions as governments as of on the petitions submitted to the be prolonged as much as five begin with the numbering at the for all of us Foster pointed out that the cost It is my hope that the family ficials department, no hearings will be westerly terminus of training, equipment and home Forty percent of Oregon farm corporate or noncor times, even in the "hazardous” necessary prior to voting on the It is my pledge to make 1972 In Oregon. Interstate 5 has supplies for each new KAO pat manufacturing is tied to lumber porate will continue to dominate a thumbnail sketch of the great under a new commission would climate of western Oregon, with been numbered from north to and most of that is in home in Oregon and that the imper new century It is my pledge to be species of tuna, salmon, oy a simple d o-it-yourself pre south, and under the new system lent is about $10.000 After this period the cost per day of building That s why construc sonal non-family corporate sters. or clams Producers e li- servative treatment. this will be reversed In the maintaining the life of each tion is so important to every farm will continue to be a minor work for that foresight dream Studies over the past 43 years process of the conversion, the It is my hope that you and I will gible to vote are defined as the Oregonian patient on an artificial kidney part of Oregon s farm scene at Oregon State university show so-cglled "missing 17 4 miles' machine is $12 or an average President Nixon has given us The resources of my adminis again close ranks to fulfill the boat owners, skippers or ope thatTiiost posts of such common in the Eugenearea will be picked pledges and the hopes in the rators procuring the types of of approximately $4.000 per a strong and promising lifeline tration will be devoted to these seafoods that would be repre struggle of this team effort tree species as Douglas fir , cot up Because of realignment in year in his new economic program ends sented by the commission tonwood, maple and lodgepoie the construction of Interstate 5 Contributions should be sent and in the currently unfolding In comparing statistics with To qualify to vote in the pro pine s till w ill be usable after between Portland and Eugene to the Kidney Association of Phase II of that program Governor Dan Evans of Was Manufacturers ducer referendum the fisherman 20 years, and in some cases the route was shortened by this Oregon. P.O Box 1221, Gold If the people of the United hington. we discovered that the must register with the State De distance and the mile posts Beach. Oregon. 97444 States accept the premises and dock strike cost Oregon and Directory Out partment of Agriculture by after 25 years, If given a sim never changed because of ad responsibilities of Phase II we Washington $190 million in lost ple soaking treatment. If left ministrative records The 1972 edition of the Di February 1, t972 The depart begin in Portland with 0.00 and can grab hold of the whipping farm income ment is contacting processors untreated, posts of these spe The work is being done by rectory of Oregon Manu inflationary tail and tie it down But let s not dwell on what it facturers is just off the press, for names of eligible producers cies w ill last only 3-6 years. Highway Division crew mem end at the Oregon Idaho border with 378.01 What happens to Phase II will cost Donald M ille r, assistant pro bers and is expected to be com and orders are being received and will mall registration forms Oregon Is credited with being be the m aster color of Oregon s Let's think about what great by the State Economic Deve to these producers in early fessor of forest products who pleted by the first of the year the first State to use the mile future If it holds the annual rate advancements could be made if January Persons who feel they heads a post farm study at O re The new markers have a green post theory on its state high lopment Division of national inflation under 3 % the docks now continue in normal Compiled as a result of a qualify as a producer and do gon State university, recom background with white lettering way system, starting in 1923 we'll have a continuation of action biennial census of Oregon in not receive a registration form mends use of a preservative They are 12 inches wide and the Traffic statistics, police r e good news in construction acti An immediate solution to that vity here in Oregon and in all long lingering dispute could be dustry the directory contains by January 17. 1972, should con treatment for any of the com depth will depend on the number ports. utility line locations and tact the Agricultural Develop of miles shown maintenance work are fre parts of national life mon Oregon woods that will be the magic elixir to Oregon s information on some 5.000 ma ment Division of the Oregon It will be necessary to change quently related to mile posts I urge all Oregonians to give economy -- could, indeed, r e nufacturing establishments used as posts In a wet climate, the signs on Interstate HON be Conversion tables have been Each establishment has three Department of Agriculture at If long life is desired. President Nixon s Phase IIcon alize my hope that 1972 will em the Agriculture Building Salem cause of a two-mile conversion prepared which will enable ad cept careful and complete co brace our richest optimistic listings -- alphabetical, geo Oregon An effective preservative for factor in the Portland area 97310 graphical, and by product The ministrative agencies to locate operation It hangs dependent thoughts Once registered the pro the home or farm uses a solu product listings are by Stan On Interstate 5, the Cali upon the people s will We car. If we can keep the docks open dard Industrial Classification ducers will receive ballots by tion of 5 percent pentachloro fornia-Oregon State line marker the proper site under the new numbering system The new. in a large sense make our own we can keep our trade activi February 14 1972, on the issue phenol and diesel or fuel oil. will read 0.00 and the Washing larger characters are expected future economically Let s ties thriving - ■ both import and (S I C ) codes John Fulton director of the of whether or not such a com Using an oil drum or garbage ton-Oregon State line marker to help motorists determine strive for that - - together export if we can keep the ports Oregonians have always taken in action, we can protect the vi Economic Development Divi mission should be formed If can as a container, the butts of will read 308.38, and on Inter their distances more accurately pride in their sense of team ef tal agriculture industry of O re sion. said the directory is a ballot has not been received the posts should be soaked for state 80N the numbering will when traveling fort and in their ability to make gon our second most important widely used by buyers seeking by that date producers should 48 hours and the tops for 6 things work as a group hours, M ille r recommends. Be economic activity and expand Oregon sources of supply I We have done a fine job to the entire base of our com is also a valuable research cause cottonwood is very ab data source and is used in plant gether in this crisis -- so far merce sorbent It needs only 6 hours location surveys, he said We have many opportunities in It is certain that in 1972 we for the butt and 1 hour for the Computer technology was 1972 to keep that momentum will - - by aftereffect - - know top. going just how important Oregon s used in the compilation and Incisions or sm all slashes In Let s vow to sustain that p art port traffic is to our total printing of the 1972 Directory Price of the Directory is un the wood help the penetration nership economy changed at $5.00 Copies may Of course we have individual Smoke ! of the preservative, M ille r ex C reative Devaluation of the dollar is an interests and needs plains. Posts to be treated with other helpful factor in our eco be ordered from the Economic Development Division. 1110 Ye- Of course we have conflicts nomic future E a te rs ’ ! any oil preservative must be P rin tin g in those interests and needs It will stimulate our growing on Building 522 S W Fifth peeled and dry, he adds. Portland Oregon But. it yet remains true a foreign trade with the Pacific Avenue Servicen Doings J Studies of a variety ofwoods, 97204 blunt clash of horns based on nations both treated and untreated, have individual concerns not only And to further enliven this been underway at OSU since the threatens the advancement of great potential I will head one firs t posts were set at the post our entire family Those turning out for the Jan ambitious trade farm in 1928. We have justified demands of the most District Hanger F. W Bur- uary business meeting Monday to the Orient any Term ites and decay-produc Just as we have established missions fíne Printing variations -- but let s make a governor has ever undertaken gess announced the sale of tim night at the fire hall were Chief ing fungi cause most of the dam ber from an area on the Gold Vern Sondennan, Harold Rob age to posts, the study shows. massive pledge for 1972 let s Early in 1972. during Feb Every T in e ... try to remember the larger ruary I will accompany a group Beach Hang -.- d itrlct of the inson, Ed Longton, Bill Huret, M ille r points out that the m ild, needs, the interworkings the of Oregon business agriculture Siskiyou National Forest. The Corky Huret, Del Neal, Jim Al moist climate of western O re gloriously hopeful things that and government leaders to Hong apparent high bidder for the lison, George Gehrke, Alan gon is favorable for growth of fer Every Need can be accomplished by bene Kong Kuala Lumpur Singapore. Kilo Brad timber »ale on De Mitchell and Glen Kadelbach. the fungi and term ites. Taipei Seoul and Tokyo volent disagreement, open dis cember 29, 1971, was U. S Chief Sonderman announced Detailed Information is avail cussion and cordial com We will emphasize food pro Ply-Champion Paper ., fnc. The that on Jan. 11, there will be a able in a publication, " P re s e r We combine creative skill and modern promise ducts - and the great potential At the end of 1971 the out that Oregon foods have for advertised price was $65.50per F ire Tactics School given in vation of Wood for Home and equipment to fill any printing need you MBF for Douglas-fir, $150.33 the Golt Beach fire hall by the F a rm ,” available from the F o r look in Oregon agriculture Oriental markets per mb ? for Port orford-ce- state fire marshall. ranges from one of deep pes est Research Laboratory at We will be again -• with hope may have, whether it's for business or slmism in some major agri The depa -tment’s annual crab OSU. It was written by M ille r - looking to an expansion of our dar, $56.95 per MBF for Sug cultural areas to satisfaction economic potential within the ar pine and other coniferous feed was di »cussed and It was and Robert D. Graham, associ personal use. No job with adequate production pricing immediate future species, and $22.92 peracrefor decided that in view of the ate professor of forest products and marketing facilities in But whatever we say about the all species subject to per-acre present poor crab season, the at OSU. is too big or too small. others passing of 1971 and the entrance pricing. U S Plywood bid $C3.- event would have to be post- Deepest distress appears to of 1972 we must not allow our FORECLOSURE LIST See us be in fresh produce more p ar selves to become blinded by 55 per MBf for the Douglas- poned. The tax collector is now in fir. 411 other Items were sold The purchase of a pool table the process of preparing the ticularly potatles and processed statistics vegetables and in cereal grains Statistics are people People at a fixed rate as advertised. was discussed and corky Huret annual foreclosure list for pub where the disastrous dock strike make them people change them Other bidders on the sale were and Jim Allison volunteered to lication and filing. Notices of PHONE 332-2JO1 has wreaked its worst havoc and people endure them or exult with Western States Plywood Co- price some tables. delinquency on 1967-68 taxes has resulted in taxing farm c re them opera'.l/e, Brookings Plywood The department welcomed Bob dit sources and grain storage It is tiue that statistically, Corporation, and South Coast Warring as a new volunteer fire, will be mailed Jan. 17 on those facilities and seriously dam parcels now included In the we can look ahead with hope Lumber Company. man. foreclosure. > * New Kidney Appeal On Seafoods Commission Referendum Is Dated Mile Posts To Change Treated Pole Lasts Longer on clgarets has created a state crisis in financing. He claimed that there were many better waya suggested to the legis lature to raise the money need ed to balance Oregon’s bud get, but that the executive and legislative leadership refused to consider them. "Among them,” Cook said, "were Increased corporate in come taxes, closing of loop, holes that allow outof-state bus inesses to avoid paying their fair share of taxes, the tax ing of capital gains like ord. inary Incomes and the Insti. tut ion of estimated tax pay. ments by corporations and self, employed.” "instead,” he said, "they in sisted on taxing the little guy. Should this increased cigaret sales tax be defeated, as I believe it should, there will be no problem in making up the deficit, If it Is really nec essary.” r-“ i I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I f X 8 t I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 BÄ 1 ! U i i Tim ber S o ld [ * I port 0rforh {Jrrao PHONE 332-2361 PORT ORFORD NEWS !
