Youth needs Retirement Black enrollment now 6.5% in higher ed High school has changed Substantially less than half the workers in tbe Nation's p ri­ vate sector are coveted by pri­ A new twist In educatimi w ill be ••Youth needs to know a n d vate ___ _________ Those turning dreams Into re - care Vessel la on Its way to retirement p la n s . This seen at Adams and Jefferson High allty at Adams are Mary Jo sail some very deserving child to (eel deeply the importance discomfiting tact is revealed by Schools this year. Now pre­ l he U , S. o f f ice of Education's head teacher; Brenda ren Into marvelous and new ports mate waa considerably higher schoolers w ill be going to high Haney, of the dignity of every m an," * Bureau of l aboi Statistics' W alter MacPeek of the Am erl- estimate that employers of 4? ' 14.0Oper veer ?U.r. ,'* ls tol dents' Involved enrollment of approximately 5. 6 iespect — we feel for a person workers—do not participate. rollment ha a also lean rising « . „ « e u V In a ff the program. Jefferson location. >5.00 per year by mall In Tri-County area; >5.25 per year else­ a r e " ''to '/ haW iw ' 0 ! J/ ,f,I*’ rson ,‘ h* , s‘ P re s ch o o le r, fo r AflUt'ng“ t v 4 -C , “ a lia s ," C Commlnlty Coor­ rapidly. per cent, and In the fall of I9ft5 usually shows through," he where. Phone 283-2486 T h e article, “ Incidence o f dinated Child the estimated black enrollment said. the vision to dream* of this nlui *A»*e, head teacher; Velma cancles Is desired. He sure and A few years ago, the Office Private Retirement P lans," is ALFRED LEE HENDERSON. Publisher and Editor working or stu- li**l”, u » •■»•"tant teacher; call the Early Childhood Educa- for C ivil Rights was aggres­ tor children of working “ Leaders of youth groups by E m e r s o n B eier(a labor was 4.5 per cent. or stu a‘de; tlon office at 220 N .E . Beech The latest figures are con­ need to feel and to help others economist in th e Division of sively pursuing expanded op­ dent parents Hi theM.xta? Cities nly does this solve * ? stud* nt assl"tants to be Street for futher Information, to tee I the importance of a General Compensation Studies, tain«! in a voluminous mass of portunities for m lnlrities in area. Not only my ooes mis solve selected. Jackie Kling w ill be - - ------------ - deep concern for peace in the Buieau of Labor Statistics) and computer printouts produced higher education, telling pre­ chUd'™ Sbu“tf l7’T ,yJ ‘M.rXL“ r mKl " ’• » ° " * ® H ‘o“» m lc s c « “r(U « to r b y So, If you should be ambling The current public discussion on the possibility of there being a hearts of nien. Until we develop one of our high schools and uixler contract for UCR by a v ° f ‘ h* h,« h schoo‘ • ‘ uden‘ « dominantly - white Institutions to Llss ’on thé A . . r see three-foot tall people coming black presidential candidate In the 1972 election is an Issue t h a t high skill in learning to get refers to the latest year for private firm . , OCR officials that full desegiegatton waa to pass on the skills and know- V0,VRd which data aie available(1 ^ 8 ). deserves the fullest examInatlon for Its potential and significan ce, along with people, to feel con­ or going In, you may l>e J-"e rs o n Center. Availableal expected ol all who wanted ï ï ? 2 Î M r . Beier reports that the pro­ have had the data for weeks so assured that they are either child It Is not a question of whether the Black community is ready or ren to high school students who hut reportedly have paid little cern for them and to be willing portion of workers without tederal funds and Instructing with helping hands are the 4-C geniuses or day care children - a whether we should prove that American elections are fa ir a n d are Interested In career oppor to It, and they personnel: Barbara Stroughter, (o r both?). states that they must dismantle tunltles with preschoolers. Just. T h e Issue Is the recognition that the United Stales as a to try to look at things from private plan differed markedly attention nurse; Sandra Smith, social their existing dual systems of nation Is In deep crisis. Its current political leadership, from the their point of view, we w ill from one industry division to apparently have no plans to W‘." * * work®r * Ja*’ A n d re i., social not have real harmony among another. In th e t r a d e higher education. Now, thuse happening In tht two centers, work asslatani with W hite House to city and local officials, has no credibility a n d and release the information In any in ,. lacks commitment to anything except; reserving the status quo. community groups or among serv ices divisions, for example comprehensive form to the Initiatives apparently have Innovative Ideas w ill lx» Intro- these to he kev r o í.» w r. 1 X T J , wr , T ' “ ' " ¡ E é » ! i T h e Black community Is a largely untapped source of the type of the nations of the world.” endaJ. Sources close to OCR over three-fifths of the workers public. P relim inary figures on leadership that the nation desperately needs at this Hm«. In discussing other needs were insuchgroups, compared an Institution - by - Institution (M|ch , , say there la “ no Interest In student help to carry them out fo|d (hrouehou, T h e significance ofthe question of whether there should be a of youth, he pointed out that “,cn ,we,v’ higher education th e r," that successfully with the children. month ™ * with less than one-fifth of those basis were published by the B la c k presidential candidate In 1972 Is - should th e B la c k The National Black Silent Ma­ CHRONICLE FOR HIGHER struggle is normal, that very in muiutg. “ nothing la happening on tbe ¿ i * ~ community. In the Interest of humanity, assume tbe prim ary re­ jority Committee, a group dedi­ E D IC A I'IO N last spring. little can be gained without college fro n t," anl that "no Variations in the incidence of sponsibility for providing the leadership that will rescue this cated to showing "Am ericans, effort or without earnest ex­ private p la n s reflect d iffe r- l C R obtained the enrollment pressure is being applied to nation? white and black, that Negroes can penditure of energy. the states which still maintain ences among establishments in figures last fall, as It has In We believe this question should be answered In the affirm ative. d*y to make a pleasant wttom much of the credit tor progress, and are progressing, "Young people, and adults, level of compensation, organi­ the past, by means of a question­ dual systems." OCR's failure m ' X " * 1 i u 7 V n ? C’ ,or ■•uncWn« ‘ W" educational day under President Nixon’ s poli­ In affirming that a Black presidential candidate siould be 1 n the need to recognize law as a friend naire. Last year's suivey was race, we are not suggesting that a Black candidate w ill be a to release the 1970 enrollment zation of workers, and estab­ t , mm' tem a" y belongs. Jean Haines c ie s ," Is making a nationwide ; panacea, no presidential candidate can be that. B u t t h e and not an enemy. We need lishment __________ data la attributed to “ lethargy," size. Where ________ compen- the most complete even some ‘ h? <-:h,ld^ n y « w *U -b al- Coordinator tor t - C Progrsms' tour. The purpose of the tour, F residency Is an office that has authority and power that could ba to help boys and g irls to under­ sation averaged less than$ 2.50 -»5U0 institutions submitted flg- rather than to any Intent to i ed reaktosts, lunches, and who tla, the launching according to a NHSMC press used constructively and could provide much needed moral leader- stand the reason for law aixi to an hour, 8 out of lOworkers w eie unss» *™* they enrolled better £ th X ? , Ba . day' pad b* Pr’ P«rlng, paring, nnd release, la to "speak out against conceal the information. ' ship. work in harmony with It. They in groups with no retirement than 98 per cent of the nation’ s Both school environments are repairing the budget Is also to black radical snd revolutionary Among predominantly-whlte unique The Adams Center, which re i eíve the commun'lty’ , T h e r e are a number of Blacks across the nation who are elements,’ ’ to urge blacks to must realize that force and p la n s , b u t, where average students. Some highlights from four-year Institutions, Wayne ; eminently qualified to fill this office: qualified by experience . "w ork within the system." and had Its grand opening July 6 violence are not wise or hourly compensation was $5 or the 1970 data: State University anl the City mendatlon. Those staff directly “ cooperate with police ifto r ts • gained In dealing with tbe problems of the country as a whole. is a beautiful room with an ob- effective means of making pro­ more, only 2 out 10 were without — There were about 357,000 In charge of the ship, Martha to maintain safe streeta.” College of New York have the This Is the type of experience that Is needed by a leader In these blacks (6.9 per cent) among the gress,*' he pointed out. coverage. most black fu ll-tim e stialents- ; • troubled tim es. The group la headed by Clay 5,187,000 full - time under­ A Black candidate dedicated to ending racism and m ilitarism -Wsyne with 3,659 anl CCNY Claiborne, who according to bio­ graduate students at the re­ and to redirecting the nation’ s resources Into abolishing poverty with 2,046. About a dozen graphical Information funilahed porting institutions. and resolving the urban crisis would be a candidate with credi­ ¡by the NH6MC prase release, other moatly-whtteuniversities bility factor Is tbe first step toward moral political leadership. — Of the 543,000 graduate 1 waa " r e c t a l asalstant to three enrolled more than 1,000 blacks, Such a presidential candidacy could mobilise a solid block of 6 1 Republican National Committee and professional - school stu- shop areas, with plenty of among them Rutgers, Southern million black voters now registered as well «< « ¡vw»nn»i o f g Chairm en." The biography doea EveuU of this past s p r i n g the last dollar for next May. I f ? * " “ * 22» °°° — M t over llllnios, Michigan State, llll­ room for discovering, creating, m illion young Blacks who w ill register for the first tim e. T h i s | not mention that Claiborne waa nios. Memphis State, UCLA, and even having a coxy little created s e r i o u s fln a n lc a lth e Income from local taxes, 0111 per cent ~ wore black, w ill say to the Republican Party that we reject their »nnn.in.-ari "Indicted on a etiage of Illegally difficulties f o r the Portland state funds and other sources ~ Almost 40 per cent of Berkeley, Michigan and M ary­ private corner all to one’ s self. policy of "benign neglect” and would notify the Democratic Party printing and dlatrtbutlng more Both centers also have the m ar­ Public Schools. Staff members changes from that projected, or black students — some land. that we are not In their pocket. than one million unsigned leaf­ velous advantage of being able tn a ll positions throughout the If operating costs vary from *33,000 in all — were enrolled The largest predumlnantly- A B la c k presidential candidate could be tbe main vehicle lets urging Negro voters tn heav­ to draw on the high school de­ d is trict are concerned with w h a t Is anticipated, the date 1,1 Ul m ajority-black colleges black schools are Southern partments and facilities, such •? through which the 25 million new young voter« can pl»y » role In ily Democratic precincts to write problems occasioned by this when the "mouey runsout" may aa* universities. University of Loustlans (8,237 as the gymnasiums, closed-cir­ shaping the history ofthe nation; to become actively Involved In In the name of M artin Luther Salem—(special)- Adequate c ris is that affects the lives of d iffe r by a few days one way o r — About 204 000 other the political campaign of a Black candidate Is a concrete w a y to black fu ll-tim e students) and cuit television studios, the shop help Is repoi ted In most farm King, J r. for President" during employees, students,their flun- the other from May 12. In t h a t minority - group students - ‘ fight racism. Howard University (7,632). departments, animals from the activities abuut Oregon except th# 1964 presidential election. Ules and the community as a event, school might run an o ther- 29 000 American inrii.n. S u ch a candidacy should direct Its appeal to the Women’ s Jackson State, Texas Southern, science de|>artnients, and special in the raspberry harvests In Then Claiborne waa a special whole. Concerted efforts a r e day o r two or even close a day or 54 ** • Movement, the Chicano, Indian, Puerto Rican and Aslan-American 000 Orientalsand Ul,000with Arkansas A M 4N , Norfolk State, a rt students. You dream of It, the Gresham and Oregon City aaalMant to Republican vice being made at all levels to m ini- two ea rlier. In either case, the « * , L v communities and to unemployed and low Income whites. __________ _ _ _ ___ ___ ____ _______ __ ~ were Grambling, North Carolina It ’ s avallablel «reas anl the pole bean harvest presidential candidate William m lze the hardships that w ill last salary check of the year spanlsn surnames Together, we can become a new m ajority, tbe next stage In t h e occur and to provide the bested- would reflect any deviation from 0uuntoJ among tbe 5.7 million A T 1 T , Tennessee State, IUske- in the Gresham area, the Em­ fc. (B ill) M ille r, The Indictment - radical Reconstruction of American politics that is long overdue. was reported by "Washington total. ucattonal program possible un- t w e n t y d a y reduction now * gee and Morgan State all re­ ployment Division's Rural Post" columnist William Rasp­ — Only 3.9 per cent of der th e circumstances. The Planned. ported black enrollments of Manpower Service report stated berry last year, a few months following Information w ill help H*«h school commencements the law students, 4.2 per cent more than 2,500. The Benjamin Franklin lie re today, only a si ight short­ after the NHKMC’ e July 4 estab­ answer some of the critical ^ d other district activities a f- of the medical students and Federal Savings A Loan As­ age of pickers la reported tn lishment. It was also reported questions about adjustments fected by the shortened year w ill 3.6 per cent of the dental stu- sociation Is clearing a site die Cresliani area for rasp­ In the "New York T im es" that that must be made. be adjusted as soon as arrange- dents in tbe nation are black. at the corner of N . Roberta Why is It Impossible for a Black man to be elected to the state berries anl caneberrles, but the group received Its Initial In order to operate within tb e ® « t a can be made. With the and the handful of predoml at the oorner of N. Roberts ■ - legislature? Although real estate policies have largely confirmari In the Oregon City area there financial backing from the Re­ th e funds available to School Positive a s s i s t a n c e a n d nantb P * and E. Powell Blvd. In Gresh­ nantly-black schools In those Blacks to a small area of Portland, political boundaries have been Is a repoi ted shortage of 300 publican Congressional Cam­ District No. 1 during the 1971-72 cooperation of aU personnel, thr„ am tor a new colonial-style drawn to prevent the development of a strong Black constituency. fields enroll close to pickers. No housing la avail­ paign Committee. RCCC exe- school year, the Board of Edu- t M next school year will be a office building. According to — .Currently Albina Is divided along Fremont street Into one half in cation has elected to continue productive and successful one one * tourlh « •** the black able In the Gresham area and i palgn Committee. RCCC exec- an announcement by Kotiert > Under the new reapportionment plan announced last month, .Albina limited housing Is repoi tad ln| 1 utlve director John T . Calkins the educational program at fo r students and staff in spite of stuJnets> " ■Wwwd H. Hazen, president of the fsaya tliat now the re la ­ 1s still divided along Fremont street. With tte establishment of E xcluded ft on. the iC R survey, the level that existed during the adversity the Oregon City area, available tionship has been severed and Benjamin Franklin, It will the "Single member d istrict.” This was the opportunity to unite The month of June statistics in addition to all part-tim e 1979-71 school year. Because of g A — house the association’ s branch on a day-to-day basis. - Albina Into a "single unit" and provide so m e npfwrtnntty Mr rq- Just released by the US Depart­ that toe Black silent Majority t h e rejection oftheoperatlng 3 1 1 0 1 1 0 “ students, were all foreign office and provide rental space The early potato harvest presentation from the Black Community, ment of Commerce show a Committee la on Its own, except levy measure by the voters of In the Gresham financial ills- students. The colleges and at Ontario anl Pendleton hat Although we would not suggest r e v e r s e p»rrym»nrtiny tn create trade deficit of >363 mUllon. trlc t. for some occasional assistance Portland, tbe resources of the A - r - — universities of Alaska and been held up because of a In getting a press release typed. a "B la ck" d istrict, neither do we feel that Fremont Is a natural This was the third straight month district w ill be about six and one • Hawaii, where racial classifi­ In keeping with toe Benja­ dividing line - but that Albina has been purposefully divided to shortage of ra il cars due to with balances in the red and at On Its current tour, the third million dollars less than min Franklin colonial motif, prevent Its attaining political power. cation is virtually Impossible, the end of the firs t half of 1971 the railroad strike. The potato NBSMC’ a "F lying Squad" la t h e b u d g e t requires. Con­ toe new building’ s basic de­ 6 appears that the method of "divide and conquer" will remain llso were left out of the suivey, a deficit of >373 million has been harvest la to start August 10 stopping In virtually every city sign is taken from the famous sequently, to reduce the cost of Washington, June 24 (NANA) ’ lnstltutlonlzed In Oregon for the next decade or longer. registered. June exports fell do 7 0 r m « V o ^ e s s m k n 1t r ? J i e2 hf e° at Grants Psss with adequate with a large black (coincidentally the district’ s operation by that What Governor's palace In W ill­ There Is at the moment more "p olitical opportunity»» in the to >3,660 million while Imports Democratic) population, Includ­ help. Powell, ___ Author' iamsburg, Virginia. East and amount of money, the Board 0 f A d a m Clayton __ , __ ________, deep “ South*'than In “ Oregon” , the land of the Empire Builders Increased to >4,023 million. The Education has determined that Louis E. Lomax and the rig h t-'0**6!?®3 ant* universities that The pole bean harvest has ing all seven of the nine that west wings have been added to "Conqured and held by free men, fairest and the just.” Assistant Secretary of the T rea­ e a c h employee w ill work ap- wing Liberty Lobby of Washing- eceive no federal funds, Increase the size of toe first started In all areas and adequate have elected black (Incidentally T h e other solution since the "decision makers’ * divide t h e sury, Harold Passer, said that and second floors. The build­ ■proxlmately twenty days less ton have In common? The difficulties In gathering help is presently available in all Democratic) congressmen. The Black Community Is to display the type of "Am ericanism " which to some extent the deficit re­ group Is not stopping In Boston, ing w ill be approximately than his normal schedule and The Internal Revenue Service ccurate statistics by race are areas except Gresham w l»re w a s exhibited In Masschusetts when an overwhelming " W h i t e flects "special situations’* such where Edward Brooke, the black 120 x 52 feet, containing three w ill receive payment lor only (IRS) says they all owe Uncle o great that the likelihood of m ajo rity" elected Senator Edward Brooke. a alight slioitage of pickers (colncldentidjy K e ^ b H c M ) ~sZi- as actual and potential strikes. stories tor a total of some t h e number of days worked, Sam tax money. ubstantlal e rro r is very high, He cited specifically the West exlata because housing and ator lias his home baae. thereby reducing this annul tn- According to United States Tax or examDie .» th -re ir » in 16, 360 square feet of floor Coast longshoremen’ s strike and transpoi tatlon are not avail- The current “ crusade tor pa­ space. There w ill be a clock come by his dally rate m u ltlp ll- Court records, the IRS Is s e e k - ,., 29 000 ^m eriz- irJt od . — , days. * t , 7,019 from Powell, the con- Ind“ " the East Coast’ s longshoremen’ s ahis. trio tis m " la being financed by ed hv by 4 twenty in the tower facing north and threat of strike. Importers have Discussion with represen troverslal form er . Harlem . . . . . . . . la w - ^ 1- “ " 1* student8 tn college, south. Ample parking with Cucumber harvest Is starting contributions from the group’ s been Importing ahead ot normal 9,000 members and through " d ir ­ tatlves of the various employee maker who says says now now he he w wlll^®0 ill1" " about 9lx P®r c«nt of «J* green plantings w ill be pro­ at Hillsboro, McM innville and schedules beefcuse of the labor ect mall solicitations," accord­ groups has revealed that most move from New York City to1“ * « 3 ,r e students — an un­ vided In front of the building, Portland with ade-juste helparxl problems on the docks. Then, ing to a NBSMC press release. employees prefer the reduction his favorite haunt on the island ealtstlcslly high percentage. which w ill contain such mo­ is to start In the Salem area Some funds were raised through too, M r. Passer esplalned, In salary to be distributed over of Blmlnl; >35,063 from the L lb -* lc e as great as the college- dern conveniences as an ele­ August 8. economic growth In many major distribution (at >15 for 100 cop­ the total number of checks that erty Lobby and >35,450 from.olng ratio among whites, vator, air-conditioning and an foreign markets has slowed down Die Bartlett pear harvest ies) of a brochure, prepared by w ill be received rather than Lomax, of Baldwin, New York.lowever great tbe possibility employee’ s lounge. Dan Nash with a resulting falling off In IS to start August 25 in Hood the RCCC, lists along with White to have no Income at the last and his form er wife, Wanda Kay,,f e rro r, though, tbe OCR sur- assistant vice-president ofthe demand for US products. River aral Medford areas; and House assistant Robert J. Brown, of tbe work year. Implement- of Los Angeles. ,ey i8 »eneraliv taken to be Benjamin Franklin, Is mana­ lng tbe reduced pay schedule Powell’ s e a rlie r tax troubles. Y , .. d . die d'AnJiw pear harvest is such leaders as confidential sec­ ger of the Gresham office. scheduled to start around Seni retaries. r * t,a r l®"» )unl° r foreign service In this manner w ill mean that were the subject of political spec- K , ' y Because it M ary G. M ille r designed 7 at Hood Rive, O,? C* r '> IXs‘ r,c‘ of Columbia each employee who receives , s r y all fiill-tlm e Jives ulatlon, with claims the govern- govi— the building, which will be con­ «1 iiouu R iver. Medford cltv co u n cilm a n . a memberofthe -------- Medford city councilman, twelve J equal checks during the ment soft-pedaled them In r e -,tud®nts’ structed by general contractor es expects to be short 100 American Revolution Blcen- course of the year w ill have turn for support. Now though. , Ihe *-*• J. Census Bureau, Dave ChrLstensen, Inc. The pear pickers by September 7 fennlal Commission, and US Jud- People planning to re tire target completion date Is Jan­ a reduction in pay equal to one the IRS says Powell owes mon- T 8 a ,ma11 samP*e of house- and limited housing Is to he Many of the "leaders’ * before age 65 can elect to draw uary 1, 1972. and two-thlrds days pay In each ey for 1965 on the basis of "un- s *nste«d of a school-by- available for the harvest. were appointees of form er pres- reduced retirem ent benefits as of the twelve monthly payments, explained deposits" with the :ho°* h®84* count, said in its The new "Governor’ s pa­ Rosetxng area pear harvest Is ld"?‘ Lyndon Baines Johnson. early as age 62, but Medicare's la c e " Is Gresham Is the la r­ ______ Employees who receive ten pay- House Sergeant-at-Arm stotallngist estimate of college en- Since its Inception, the Nation­ hospital Insurance and optional gest In a series of colonial scheduled to start August 15 ments would have their twenty >14,904. hlment by race that the re we re al Black Silent M ajority Com­ medical coverage are not avail­ landmarks now under con­ with adequate help. days reduction In work d ls trl- Powell says the unreported In-m sot 500,000 black American able until age 65. Thus a person struction by the Benjamin buted over the ten payment p e r- come represented gifts, ratherillege students in the fall of Apple lisrvest la scheduled mittee lias been met with silence from most of the nation’ s black retiring early needs to keep Ms Franklin. tods. Because teacher salaries than taxable Income. He dls-<68 The 1970 e r a «nr«», A replica of ML to start September I with ade­ leadership, but It has beer, com- private health Insurance In force. V ernon is nearing completion change to the new schedule at puted the IRS’ adding >1,488 to d ,^ ..,, th, . th_ , ’y quate help at M ilton-Freew ater toe beginning of the school year, I his income. The goveremert a“ 9 th* ‘ the cenaus est‘- . . --------- .mended by conservative news- A person deciding to start at Lake Oswego. Another, * \ , ^ . hO.P hary.e’ ,L1* “c ,* du,odl p“p* r8 w,d columnists and drawing retlrm ent benefits un­ "Independence H all,” la being at salary adjustments reflecting ' said this represented p a y m e n ts ^ ^ y t O to start August 30 at Grants I least one U jj. Senator der Social Security at age 62 built In Russellville. A fourth the reduced work year tor made by the Abyssinian Baptist Strom Pass and August 16 st Salem. Thurmond (R-SC ). Instead of 65 may ask how much Is In the planning stage for teachers w ill appear firs t In Church, of which Powell has been his payments would be reduced, the Progress area. Leasing the paycheck at the end of pastor, tor Powell’ s personal here Is an example: A man with agent for office space In these September, 1971. expenses. covered earnings that would en­ buildings is Bauer-Handel, Because some facets of the The ex-Congressman also dis- 75,000 automobiles were a- d istrict’ s operation must be puted the IRS’ refusing to allow bandoned In New York City title him to get >148.80 a month Inc. Realtors, conducted throughout the entire expense deductions for travel and last year, an Increase of at age 62 this year would receive year, such as building security, office matters, which, he said, 15,000 over 1969. The prob- >201.50 if he waited to retire at payroU activities, a n d other Involved operating his Congres- lem has become so costly to age 65 In 1974. Reductions are business and maintenance pro­ slonnl office, as well as enter- the city that legislation has proportionate for retirement In cedures, the twenty days of re ­ talnment, auto and alimony costs, been proposed which would ro~ other years between 62 and 65. Certain people 65 or older who duced employment w ill be dis­ The IRS said Lomax had failed quire buyers of new cars to Much more needs to Ire tributed during the year as to report 1966 Income from roy- deposit >100; and owners of failed to apply for Medicare's scheduled by the employee’ s altles and lectures, as well as a existing cars, >50 with the optional medical Insurance dur­ 1 known about the effects of supervisor to meet the needs of salary from the Cool It Opera- State Department of Motor ing the Initial seven-month per­ marijuana before It can be the district and at the same time tlon. Lomax said his accountant Vehicles. Deposit certificates iod when they firs t were eligible, properly evaluated, medically This was one to give consideration to the knew about the Income and should would be j^issed on as the car now have until March 31 If they o r legally. want to sign up. For people conclusion of a two-day con­ needs of the employee as much have reported It. changed hands and the final born on or after October 1, 1902 ference held recently by the a s possible. Record of these Denying any fraud, he said the owner would get the deposit twenty days will be kept by the IPS was wrong In disallowing de- back provided he presented through September 30, 1903, It Is New York Academy of Sci­ the last chance. Those who wait ences. employee’ s supervisor and w ill Auctions for research, advertls- proof that he D r. Arnold J. Stager, D ir­ not be reported to payroll. The lng, legal fees and entertainment, of the car in had disposed more than three years after they an acceptable firs t were able to apply lose ector, Reed 4 Carnrlck In­ teacher work year will conclude The Liberty Lobby, challenging manner, eligibility. Those born before stitute, and the conference’ s on May 12,1972, and In order to a claim for 1966 taxes, said the October 1, 1902 no longer are co-chairman and program o r­ provide children as much In­ government was trying to tax ganizer, said that a lack of eligible. struction as possible, children non-taxable gifts and contribu­ w ill be In class through May 11 tions to capital of a non-profit This question often arises: If sufficient published scientific ‘ * leaving only May 12 for teachers corporation. an elderly person receiving Soc­ knowledge presented a ser­ It said the gross so- to devote to closing the school ial Security becomes physically ious . , deterrent . to effective -------- receipts of >377,430 constituted Are you planning a vaca- o r mentally Incapable of handling clal or r ”tf,ilatory activities, y e a r . T h e shortened school gifts of voluntary contributions tlon this summer? O r will year will change the grading to capital, a label also applied it turn out to be his or her benefit payments, can The Academy Conference pro- a "w ork sorneorie else - such as a son or vlded • ‘ ’ an opportunity for rep­ periods to November 5, January to >9,255 the organization re­ trip "? The PORTLAND 7, March 3, and May 12. please daughter - be designated to re ­ resentatives of every field of ceived when It merged with Am­ use these dates as the final day ericans for National Security. TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMIS­ ceive them for the liandlcapped science to exchange Informa­ SION says trying to drive person? The answer Is yes, but tion on the subject. for each grading period rather Tax Court records also showed than the lates printed on the Chemists, toxicologists, that the government has reachivl five or six hundred miles a the choice of person to receive school calendar for 1971-72. stipulated settlements with two day is No vacation ... It's the payments is up to Social pharmacologists, anthropolo- A t this time ofthe year It Is fo rm e r Kennedy administration hard, demanding work. Plan Security officials, who must be gists, psychiatrists and’ neii- not possible to predict with aides and anthropologist Ashley your vacation lor fun, and satlsfled that It Is In the best rologlsts presented their find- complete accuracy toe financial M . Montagu for about 30 cents on safety, too. interest of the beneficiary. Your tags to an audience of about Picture of the district down to the dollar. local S»S. office can provide in- 500 scientists, Including many formation on the procedure. ¡from abroad. Now It the accepted time Nat l Black Silent Maj. School Dist. Problem “o ™ i ' r i ‘r Ore. Harvest news sal expand Local Political Situation U.S. trade Think On these things By Joyce Hifler The sweetest fruit is farther out o n the •• limb. ; • A lot of people have gone out on a limb for something or someone and found the :• fruit sweet but the height a little frightening I t takes a pioneering spirit to go out on a limb for a cherished goal, to bear the brunt of criticism , to chance temporary defeat, delay and unsolicited opinions. Most people are willing to stay on ground and let the more daring take the chances, the hard knocks, and yes, the opportunities. It has all to do with whether we are persons of a pioneering quality or content to follow safely in the footsteps of the more ad­ venturous. T h e sweetest fruits are for those who do not get dizzy at the heights-or the depths. A Prim er in Human Relations Have self-control. Understand others’ viewpoints. Make others’ interests your own. Aomit it when you’re wrong. Never make promises you can't keep. 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