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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1956)
Oregon Isaak alioiiPreoidcn HeqiieolG U. S. Senators Cancel Pelton Dam Permit WASHINGTON Ui-A Portland, Ore., lawyer nd sportsman Tues day asked revocation of the license for Pelton Dam on Oregon! Dei chutea River "so we in Oregan can determine what li the best use for our waters." Rollin E. Bowlei. president of the Oregon Izaak Walton League, appeared before Senate Com merce subcommittee considering a bill to revoke the Federal Power Commission'! license to Portland General Electric Co. for construc tion of the dam. The license, opposed by the Oregon Fish and Game Commie sions. was upheld by the Supreme Court In a case which attracted vide attention through the West Oi Federal Laid The court held the Power Com mission was within its authority to issue the license Inasmuch as the dam would be on federal land reserved as a power site. Because of this, the court said, state law would not prevail. Bowles, however, emphasized that a regulating dam to be built to level out water level fluctuations caused by Pelton's operations would be on state land over which the federal government has oo Jurisdiction. He said the Deschutes River is one of the lower Columbia tribu taries which Army engineers have recommended be reserved for fish production. He cited an estimate that the river can be made to pro duce not less than 20 per cent of the Columbia River's spring Chi nook salmon run. Geiger Field In Washington Won't Close SPOKANE HI -The Naval Air station at Gelger Field, Just west of here, will not be closed as planned Cmdr. Homer, Fv, Web- UT saw utu7. - i. The Secretary of the Navy had issued an ' order last month along with units at Birmingham, Ala., and Santa Ana. Calif. The announcement brought protests from Washington, Montana and Idaho congressmen and civic leaders. Although the station won't be closed, there will be a slight reduction In military personnel, Cmdr. Webster said. Vale High School Teachers Get Raise VALE, Ore. UR - High School teachers' pay will go up here next year because of the compe tition for teachers. The recently approved boost will call for a starting salary of $3,700, with annual increases of $120 to a top of $4, MO. Those with a master's degree will start at $4,000, and advance In 10 years to $3,200. The earth's rotation slows down very slightly over any long period of years. - 1 TJiie Leaves Calling Card PORTLAND l A gunman handy aid. police are out looking made off with $30 from a restau-fr th cr n1 lu careless rant owner Tuesday morning. 9wner but police believe he left a call ing card. The found a gasoline station receipt on the floor. Police said it apparently was dropped by the gunman. The receipt had a car , wV died in a Columbus hospital uMe numoer on n. witn tnis , Sunday night. BROMFIELD RITES SET ; t MANSFIELD. Ohio - Me morial services will be held here Thursday for Louis Bromfield, famed author and conservationist t . y . , - I YCU'LL IMPROVE M RECIFE THAT CALLS FCI FLGSX tflTl KITCHEN CRAFT SAFEWAY STOnE Onthank Talks Karl W. Onthank of Eugene, Ore., president of the Federation of Western Outdoor Clubs, said the 108,000 kilowatts of power which would be produced at Pelton would be only seven-tenths of one per cent of the power output of Pa cific Northwest power dams al ready buitl or under construction. This, he said, would be a "rather insignificant addition" compared with the loss of recreational values that would result. Sens. Morse and Neubergcr, Ore gon Democrats, co-sponsors of the bill, urged the subcommittee to ap prove it, as did Charles H. Calll son, conservation director for the National Wildlife Federation. Nr.lural Gr.3 Financing Hike Revealed SEATTLE u pacific North west Pipeline Corp. Tuesday an nounced additional SO-miilion dol lar financing for import and sale of natural gas from Canada. Total capitalization for the pipe line, extending from the Southwest to the Canadian border, bow stands at 217 million dollars. J i.ii.iiGii rc;:::c3 Of Fescue Sccih Sold From Siochs Another two pounds of tall- fescue f"' rnct con,Pare1 to siout.and the i!. -. are re:: 1 ty ve been sold from gov-i 181 nuLloa todjy- 'day by r.cd.cme shcr by the PORTLAND ID million seeds hav ernment stocks held Portland office of the Commod ity Credit Corp., Ray H. Teal, government marketing special 1st, reported Tuesday. He said that brings the govern ment closer to being out of the seed business. As of late Febru ary, only tan fescue seed still , C-l 1, w C:c, Wei, .Lr. 21, '::(.:. 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