Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, August 10, 1949, Page 13, Image 13

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Progress Retarded on
Bridge at Independence
By JAMES D. OLSON
Failure of iteel contractor to make deliveries at the specified
time will delay completion of the Independence bridge, over the
Willamette river, between Marion and Polk counties, almost a
year, state highway department officials said Tuesday.
Macco Corporation of Los Angeles, bridge contractors ordered
the steel necessary for the bridge
Mow Steel Delivery Delays Independence Bridge Top:
Piers ready for steel delayed by fabricators unable to obtain
raw material under a quota system. Delivery of fabricated
steel in October will prevent bridge completion this year and
set the opening date ahead to August, 1950. Lower: Steel
beams in place on the Marion county approach are now being
decked 'with reinforced concrete. Construction of this section
of the Independence bridge will likely be completed before
winter.
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Sen. Morse Wins Approval
On Access Road Resolution
A resolution, sponsored by Senator Wayne Morse, providing
for $30,000,000 annually for construction of access roads into
governmental timber areas, was passed Tuesday, according to
telegram sent to the Capital Journal by the junior senator of
Oregon.
The resolution must now be
adopted by the house but Sena
tor Morse explains that if a
crowded, calendar prevents con
sideration before congress re
cesses It will be on the house
calendar ready for consideration
when the house reconvenes in
January.
When the resolution was first
up for consideration Senator
Cain of Washington objected
and presented a substitute reso
lution drastically different from
the Morse proposal. However,
Morse said that Tuesday Cain
asked only for an amendment
for public hearings on ten days
notice on any proposed access
road.
Morse said that Senators Taft
of Ohio and Watkins of Utah,
who originally objected to the
proposal, withdrew objections
and supported the bill.
It was a successful day for
Senator Morse because the sen
ate also passed his bill provid
ing for special housing for vet
erans suffering from paralysis
resulting in the loss of use of
both legs due to service connect
ed disease or injury.
This bill was endorsed by
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ton Dickerson are spending sev
eral days' vacation at McCready
Springs near Eugene. Mrs.
Lewis Hall is assisting in the
Dickerson Variety store dur
ing their absence.
spans from the Moore Drydock
company of Oakland, Calif.,
steel fabricators. The order was
to have been filled' a number of
months ago but the fabricators
were unable to obtain the raw
material in time.
It was stated that the steel for
the bridge is now being fabri
cated in Oakland and delivery
is expected In October. How
ever, this will be too late lor
beginning of the construction of
the spans and as a result the
work will not begin until March
of next year and final com
pletion is expected in August,
1950 instead of December 31,
1949 as contemplated.
The bridge contract was
awarded to the Macco company
on April 30, 1948, and actual
work began a month later.
During the steel shortage
throughout the United States,
which eased up about four
months ago, each steel fabrica
tor was allocated a specified
amount of raw materials.
The Oakland firm, highway
officials stated, probably con
tracted for delivery . of more
steel than could be fabricated
from the allocated supply with
the result that the order for
the Independence bridge was not
filled on time
When the bridge contractors
found that the steel deliveries
would be delayed, it was too
late to order steel from any other
fabricating concern.
The highway commission has
authority to assess the engineer
ing costs to the main contractor
for the period after the date set
for completion of the project
Under an attorney general's
opinion the state cannot collect
damages from a contractor who
fails to complete a job on the
time limit unless the state pro
vides a bonus for completion of
the job prior to the contract
conclusion date.
Scholarship Granted
Sacred Heart Student
Thomas Lovclk, a graduate of
Sacred Heart academy in Salem,
is one of 24 incoming University
of Portland freshmen who will
receive college educations on a
scholarship granted by the uni
versity scholarship committee,
announces Rev. Joseph McGrath,
CSC, chairman.
Lovcik's training will begin
at Portland on September 13,
the date set for freshman orientation.
The free tuition grant is made
annually to a high school sen
ior who achieves good student
ship and who is recommended
by the high school administra
tion.
Open House at
McNary Dated
Plans are shaping up for an
open house program at McNary
field by Salem flight operators
with a free picnic "brunch" to
be served between 11 and 1
o'clock Sunday, August 28.
An air show is scheduled to
start at 12 o'clock with tours
over the city to be offered be
tween 1 and 2 o clock.
The program will feature the
Brooks handicap race and a
closed course race in addition to
participation by military and
Capital Journal, Salem, Ore., Wednesday, Aug. 10, 1949 13
airlines. The control tower will
also be in operation.
Tillamook aviation days are
scheduled for the coast city
August 20 and 21, according to
Oregon Air News, publication of
the state board of aeronautics.
Walt and Ivan Herd will be the
official hosts with a variety of
attractions offered including a
dinner at 7 o'clock Saturday eve
ning followed by a dance. Break
fast will be served from 8 to
10 o'clock Sunday morning with
the air show starting at 2 o'clock.
Sleeping quarters will be in the
barracks at the naval air sta
tion with dormitory facilities for
Other events listed for the
near future are the annual con
ference of the Oregon Flying
Farmers at McMinnville Septem
ber 4 to 6 and the Sportsmen
Pilots' day at Joseph September
S with Bessie Halladay hostess.
An excursion hop is also planned
to Red's Horse ranch.
The state board calls atten
tion to the Valsetz flying field,
privately developed by Loren
Haley, and about 25 miles west
of Independence.
Chile plans to build a large
number of schoolhouses through
out the country.
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