Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983, December 13, 1962, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextPige 1A EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. Thun., Dec. 13, 1962 t ' 'Round the State Schools and Pools Ruled Compatible SALEM UPl School districts can issue bonds to build swim ming pools and gymnasiums, the Oregon Supreme Court ruled unanimously Wednesday. The decision upheld a $360,000 bond issue of the Gresham School District No. U2-20. The bond issue will finance construc tion of swimming pools at two hiKh schools. The law provides for issuance ings. Roscoe L. Fanning challenged the bond issue, saying that swimming pools aren't school buildings under the law. But the Supreme Court, said, in an opinion by Justice Ken neth O'Connell, said: "A building is a school building if it is designed to carry out Three Injured Near Madras MADRAS Wl Three con- itruction workers were hospi talizcd after they tumbled down . a tunnel shaft being built at the Round Butte Dam site. Attendants at a Prinevillc hospital described the men in good condition. They arc James Mayo, 28, Terrebonne: James ' Christenson, 29, and Edward , Johnson, 36, both of Madras. Two other workers in the lame accident returned to work uninjured, It happened . about 5 p.m. , Tuesday as the men were start ing the evening work shift, said ; officials of the Utah Construe- tion Co. " A spokesman said the five . men were being lowered by cable car down a steeply in- ; clined part of the tunnel when the car hit an obstruction, spill ing the men some 20 feet to the : base of the incline. Officials said there had been no malfunction of equipment and that work resumed nor- '. mally. The shaft was part of the power tunnel which will carry water to generate power at the big dam, seven miles west of Madras on the Deschutes River Gorge. Huss Asked , To Reveal Expenditures SALEM tfl The Marion County district attorney has asked the circuit court to order Portland's Freedom Center and its director, Walter Huss, to file statements of campaign ex- 'Pense in connection with the I November election. The request for the order : was filed this week by Dist. - Atty. Hattle Kremen. ' The complaint charges Huss with circulating material during the campaign "affecting the can didacy of Rep. Edith Green." , Secretary of Slate Howell Ap- ; pling Jr. had asked Huss to ! file a statement because of the distribution of a pamphlet about ' Mrs. Green, the Democratic candidate for Congress. She was reelected. Huss denied that his organiza tion was political, and denied , any "campaign literature or ex penses for or against Mrs. Green or any other candidate." Huss contended that the material was educational. Appling replied that the elec tion laws could "become a mock rry" if this argument were al lowed to prevail. Ho turned the rime over to the district at . lorney. Foresters 'Attack' Salvage Problem SEATTLE (Al Government and privalo agencies are giving "concentrated attention lo the catastrophic blow" to Pacific Northwest lumber resources from tho storm Oct. 12, United Slates Forest Service Chief Ed ward T. Cliff said Wednesday. Cliff spoke at a session of tho 53rd Western Forestry Con ference. An estimated three bil lion board feet of timber, valued Delegate Urges U.N. Stamp Sale UNITED NATIONS, N, V. I Cyprus urged Wednesday that the United Nations sell U. N. peace savings stamps to ordin ary people throughout tho world as one means of financing the rost of operations such as in the Congo and in the Middle East. Zenon Rnssidcs, head of the Cyprus delegation, advanced the proposal in the assembly's budgetary committee which is attempting to find a way to wipe out more than $130 mil lion in past debts and to fi nance future peace keeping op erations. "This would bring the little man everywhere In direct con tact with tho United Nations which was organized to save fu ture generations from the scourge of war," Rossides said. Follow Peanuts Dally & Sunday In tho Register-Guard of bonds to build school build I a part of the instructional pro gram authorized by the district, and in this case the district has adopted instruction in swim ming as a part of its education al program. "Accordingly, he district has authority to issue bonds for the construction of buildings au thorized by the statute, which includes gymnasiums among otner types ol buildings. The decision affirmed Cir cuit Judge Virgil Langtry of Portland. Funds Allocated SALEM IUPD State Finance Director Freeman Holmer said Wednesday $29,443 in unalloted funds would be in the state emergency fund Dec. IS when the State Emergency Board meets here. He said a request for $17,500 of that money would be sub mitted by the executive de partment to cover arrest and return of fugitives. More than $717,000 from the fund already has been alloted for other re quests coming before the Dec. 18 meeting, he said. Diplomas Presented PORTLAND (UPD Thirteen waiters received special diplo mas here Tuesday in Oregon's first class under the new fed eral Manpower Development and Training Act. The men were retrained to fill a shortage of waiters in the Portland area. Nearly all the graduates already have jobs, Proposal Endorsed U SALEM (UPD The Oregon Purebred Sheep Breeders Assn. has endorsed a proposal for a sales tax to be used for edu- fntinn nnlv it wmilH ha an. companica by property tax de ductions. The proposal was introduced by Slate Sen. Eddie Ahrens. Request Approved SALEM (UPD Western Union Telegraph Co., New York, has been authorized by the Oregon public utility commissioner to increase and extend $82 million in loan agreements affecting its 1963-65 nationwide construction program. Western Union has only 1.34 per cent of its oper ating property in Oregon, but still must secure PUC approval of its financing under Oregon law. 100 Trees Stolen PRINEVILLE (UPD The Christmas spirit doesn't reach everybody, A theif, or thieves, stole 100 Christmas trees that hod been cut by a Boy Scout Troop here. The boys had valued the trees at $2.50 each and were going to sell them. The trees had been left In front of a local grocery store. In the millions of dollars, was blown down Columbus Day. "Tho Forest Service is vig orously attacking the task of salvaging damaged timber in the national forests. Cliff said. Money has also been made available In Washington and Oregon, he said, to help in the orderly marketing of the blown- down timber on private lands. Cliff also outlined a proposed 10-year federal program to pro vide increased research work on other problems of timber, wa ter, forage, the wildlife habitat and recreation. Two other speakers discussed the benefits and dangers, re spectively, of pesticides and herbicides in forestry and ag riculture. They were Francis It. Raymond, California stale for ester, and Walter W, Dykstra, research staff specialist for the U.S. Fish and Wild life Service, Raymond asserled pesticides are essential tools in forestry where insects and disease cause an estimated annual loss of 7.3 billion board feet of timber ten times more than the forest fire toll, Dykstra said he agreed but that many biologists are con cerned with cumulative-type chemicals such as DDT appear ing In the tissues of animal life. 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