Brookings-Harbor Pilot
Thursday, March 14, 1957
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T h irty Feb. Deaths
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T hirty F eb ru ary traffic deaths
hoved O regon’s death count to
57, th e Oregon T raffic Safety
Commissions reported today.
The figure falls just one short
of the toll reported for the same
peri >d last year.
F ebruary saw no spectacular
m ultiple death accidents, the Com
missi an noted, “ju st a steady pro
cessi an of single fatality accidents
from throughout the state.
i he
toll included pedestrians, a m otor
cyclist and a bicycle rid er as well
as drivers and passengers.
Deaths w ere recorded in 16 of
of the sta te’s 36 counties.
Officials said the February
count m ight still go higher if de
layed reports are received or if
persons in ju red should later die.
lie w s’e tis r from Senator C hsiura 5
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From tim e to tim e in this col-
ulm we have cited im portant and
controversial laws which are fac-
ing both houses of the legislature
in Salem. This week we would
like to point out the many diverse
subjects covered by proposed
changes in O regon's law’s. Each
week the legislatures o r d e r s
printed w hat is called the W eekly
Cum ulative Index to Legislative
Measures. The most recent is the
issue of M arch 4, 1957 which lists
all m easures through th at d ate
and is com plete for 692 House
Bills and 425 m easures before th e
Senate. Here, in a single indexed
volum e by subject, so th at one can
quickly find the num ber and sub-
ject m atter of every bill now be-
fore eith er house in nearly every
X e l v a b i e s u b ^ t t deaU nZ in gov-
assem bly spends a lot of tim e on
needless and un im p o rtan t legisla-
tion. Yet it should be rem em bered
th a t every m atter of legislature
concern w as brought to the atten-
tion of the law m akers because
someone, som ew here, saw a need
for th at particu lar addition, dele-
tion, or clarification of our laws.
lum ber Pick Up
$e?n by Crew
A noticable pickup in th e vol.
um e of w estern lum ber being sold
th e nation over was reported this
w eek by C. C. Crow Publications
inc., publishers of Crow ’s L um ber
P rice Index. The change in de-
m and, only about a week old, was
not
great enough to be re-
fjected ¡n p rjces In face, t h e
j ncjex w as still on the dow n side,
Qrow >s said
¡s probable, how-
e v e r, th at m ills are less inclined
lQ bsten | o low-priced offers than
tbey w ere.
We should alw ays keep in mint
in considering the w orth of any
particu lar piece of le g i s a l l <> n
which comes to, our attention th at
often w e are blinded by nev< s
apparent in our own section, coun-
ty, city or area. W hat might be im-
p o rtan t to the w heat grow er ol
E astern Oregon evokes little inter- The industry
average w as down
est in th e thinking of the cheese 32 cents com pared to tw o w eeks
m aker at Tillamook. O ne is inter- ago. due in p art to w eakness in
ested in th e budget of th e O regon W hite F ir dim ension (fram in g
ernm ental affairs and the ru les W heat Commission; th e other is
we live bv in m odern society
concerned about affairs of th e
Oregon Dairy P roducts Commis-
A ppropriations to continue th e sjon Both agencies are striv in g
operation of ^ovcinm cnt betw een i p ' i r r v o n n r o ^ r i i m s t o increase
,957 ynd ,959 is one of the larger !
f o , thPe o a X u l a r a S i c u l
categories. This subject alone cov- tu ral products involved and both
ers three pages of closely packed bave a vjtal bearing on the econo-
type concerning appropriations mic w ell being of th e s ta te of
for state money for every facet Oregon
of governm ent operation ranging
from the G rand Army of the Re-
As we scan the headlines orgin-
public C em etary to' reim b u rse -1 ating from the legislative halls at
m ent of bounties paid for preda- Salem we should alw ays keep in
m ind th a t m any seem ingly unim
tory anim als.
p o rtan t m atters m ust receive the
au
W ith all authorityy
for ru n n in g scru tjny of the legislature if we
our various levels of governm ent are to k eep the com plex wheel of
stem m ing from the Constitution governm ent in mesh. A school dis-
and the L egislature, it would seem | r jc| m ust receive legislative sane
to a casual observer that t e ^ Qn ^or reorganization; provision
m ust be m ade by law to aid in
the eradication of Brucellosis in
cattle; teeth m ust be placed in
our narcotic law’; com pensation
m ust be m ade to dependents of
state em ployees w ho have been
killed or injured; actions of coun
ty or city officials m ust be m ade
legal to conform to state 1 a w;
these are but a few of the subjects
covered in this w eek’s C um ulative
Index.
W hile subjects such as those
nam ed above will receive the
careful scrutiny of the ap p ro p riate
com m ittees, and action t a k e n
I eith er pro or con, looming above
all o th er affairs of th e legislature
j to date is the subject of taxes and
appropriations. These, along w ith
education affairs, will continue to
be the “ h o t’’ subjects of this and
other legislative assem blies. E x
p erts in these fields, com prising
I-Door
' capable and h ard w orking m em
bers of both House and Senate are
w orking long hours each day to
effect w orkable and equitable
solutions for the greatest good to
the greatest num ber of O regon’s
citizens.
lu m b er), slow buying in Califor-
m a. and sluggishness in kiln-dned
S tan d ard and B etter D oulas F ir
dim ension,
uS,ud8 w ere a.b ou' t he ° ? ly ‘? m
sh° Wing Pn c e strength so tar, h a \-
ing firm ed up about a dollar.
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