D
; j 80,323.90 ,
235.63
1,949.39
$ 80,328.92
314.89
1,104.42
4,321.39
489.21
3,582.66
i ; 4,108.62
f 203.1S
4,232.40
376.26
3,475.33
3,736.32
9 340.08
4,173.64 , 4,210.79
9 99,359.20 9 98,119.39
f 28,128.77 9 26,224.90
' 1,533.74 1,646.20
2,843.89
358.70
702.85
r
'., 2,077.00
' 1,802.44
74.31
f 40,094.94
9 8,480.00
192.85
106.90
30.00
f 4,778.15
9 22,111.90
5,000.00
17,792.80
959.16
480.00
1,174.29
490.00
3,302.02
20,760.53
8,000.00
1,200.00
936.61
9 74,313.91
9 13,765.00
8,873.57
5 15781
874 36
838.94
180.75
427.85
1,204.58
2,048.08
898.88 1,296.13
62.62
376.23 352.38
I $ 3,233.72 $ 4,300.20
1,660.07
147.98
9 39,546.72
9 8,489.00
177.91
129.50
330.00
2,612.70
9 9,739.11
9 17,918.10
4,000.00
17,673.79
530.04
480.00
674.77 '
450.00
3,225.35
20,285.39
1,000.00
8,229.16
9 74,464.60
9 15,977.85
1,940.61 , 1,380.22
1,855.20
821 90
64935
813.82
506.77
9 91,600.98
( 7,200.00)
(63,504.00)
(16,920.00)
( 3,976.98)
300.00
1,347.90
(600.00)
(373.00)
(219.00)
(197.90)
5,083.20
(1,292.00)
(2,100.00)
(1,191.20)
( 500.00)
500.00
3,652.00
(2,500.00)
( 130.00)
( 922.00)
( 100.00)
4,096.71
( 427.69)
( 190.46)
( 629.00)
(1,987.36)
(1,266.24)
500.00
(150.00)
(200.00)
( 50.00)
(100.00)
4,450.00
(3,000.00)
75.00)
175.00)
350.00)
750.00)
100.00)
9 24,269.00
9 2X005.11
9111,530.79
9 28,164.00
(10,032.00)
( 7,200.00)
( 3,900.00)
( 3,960.00)
( 3,072.00)
1,935.00
(800.00)
(325.00)
(250.00)
(225.00)
(335.00)
8,118.15
( 30.00)
( 472.30)
(7,102.40)
( 245.75)
( 265.90)
525.00
(200.00)
(325.00)
2,500.00
( 300.00)
( 300.00)
( 100.00)
( 100.00)
(1,700.00)
2,100.00
(1,030.00)
( 750.00)
( 300.00)
1,350.00
800.00
656.75
(300.00)
(356.75)
9 4,400.00
(4,200.00)
( 100.00)
( 100.00)
1,840.00
(1,000.00)
( 840.00)
140.00
(100.00)
( 40.00)
9 52,226.90
9 6,840.00
(5,220.00)
(1,620.00)
200.00
130.00
330.00
(300.00)
( 30.00)
9 7,500.00
9 15,961.80
4,000.00
22,900.00
650.00
(400.00)
( 25.00)
(125.00)
(100.00)
480.00
1,235.52
( 835.52)
( 400.00)
450.00
3,600.00
22,545.63
(12.707.38)
( 9.838.25)
3,500.00
3,000.00
1,500.00
200.00
6.608.64
(6.608 64)
9 15,131.59
9 18,801.22
(6,000.00)
(4,909.21)
(7,892.01)
1,590.00
(500.00)
(600.00)
(490.00)
3,340.00
(1,200 00)
( 500.00)
( 400.00)
( 200.00)
( 800.00)
( 240.00)
900 00
800.00
965.00
(900 00)
( 63.00)
625.00
25 00
9 26746.22
Fine DEPARTMENT
Personal Service!
a. Chief (1)
b. Engineer! (12)
c. Captains (3)
d. Vacation Relief
Material! & Supplies
Capital Outlay
a. Hose
b. Small Tools
c. Radios
d. Miniphone
e. Compressor It Cascade System
t. Hose Reel Rewinds
g. Fire Alarm System lit year
h. Lot 14, Block 16, Bend Addition
Equipment Operation It Repair
a. Gas, Lube, Oil ,
b. Repair & Parts
c. Radio Expense
d. Maintenance of Alarm
Buildings Maintenance It Repair
House Services
a. Utilities
b. Janitor Supplies
c. Heating ,
d. Furniture Maint. & Replacement
Insurance
a. Building
. b. Equipment
c. Liability
d. Industrial
e. Additional Units Retirement
Fire Prevention It Education
, a. Schools Tuition & Expenses
b. Conventions It Dues
c. All Other Pamphlets, Subscrip
tions and film Rental
d. Fire Prevention School Programs
Volunteers
a. Allowance
b. Clothing Damage
c. Merit Award
d. Turnouts ,
e. Water Bills
f. Emergency Fire Expense
992,015.00
( 7,200.00)
(63,504.00)
(16,920.00)
( 4,391.00)
348.00
10,464.00
( 611.00)
( 376.00)
(1,000.00)
( 243.00)
(4,650.00)
(3,584.00)
5,087.00
(1,296.00)
(2,100.00)
(1,191.00)
( 500.00)
1,170.00
3,628.00
(2,594.00)
( 134.00)
( 800.00)
( 100.00)
4,066.00
( 425.00)
( 100.00)
( 725.00)
(1,550.00)
(1,266.00)
9 500.00
(150.00)
(200.00)
(50.00)
(100.00)
4,538.00
(3,000.00)
75.00)
( 175.00)
( 350.00)
( 838.00)
( 100.00)
Total; 9121,816.00
GENERAL GOVERNMENT
Personal Services 929,244.00
a. Manager (11,004.00)
b. Recorder-Treasurer ( 7,200.00)
c. Secretary ( 3,900.00)
d. Bookkeeper ( 3,960.00)
e. Clerk ( 3,180.00)
Materials & Supplies 1,574.00
a. Forms (105.00)
b. Stationery & Paper (325.00)
c. Postage (350.00)
d. Other Office Supplies (500.00)
e. Multigraph Supplies (294.00)
Capital Outlay 775.00
a. Transfer Files
b. Dictating Equipment
c. Accounting Machine
d. Binder
e. Adding Machine (165.00)
f. Two 4 drawer Legal File Cabinets (180.00)
g. Two Desks (430.00)
Equipment Operation & Repair 625.00
a. Manager's Car (200.00)
b. Office Machines (425.00)
Buildings Maintenance & Repair 1,650.00
a. Clean It Redecorate (700.00)
b. Furnace (400.00)
c. Floors ( 50.00)
d. Cleaning Walls
e. Building Repair (500.00)
House Services - 3,127.00
a. Utilities (1,041.00)
b. Janitor It Supplies (1,286.00)
c. Heat ( 800.00)
Insurance 1,200.00
Lot Purchase for Resale . 500.00
Miscellaneous Expense 1.000.00
a. Meetings & Schools (300.00)
b. Dues & Publications (350.00)
c. City Manager Expenses (350.00)
City Commission 9 4,700.00
a. Aiontmy tees (4,200.00)
b. Special Requests ( 100.00)
c. Commission Expense Lunches ( 300.00)
Other ( 100.00)
Election Budget & Audit 1,340.00
a. Elections (500.00)
b. Auditor (840.00)
Administrative Legal Costs 140.00
a. Advertising (100.00)
b. Recording Fees ( 40.00)
Totals
LEGAL It JUDICAL
Personal Services
a. City Attorney
b. Municipal Judge
Materials It Supplies
Legal Publications It Dues
Codification of Ordinances
Court Expense
a. General
b. Municipal
Third Street Court Case
a. Fees
b. Liens
945,875.00
9 5,620.00
(4,000.00)
(1,620.00)
200.00
130.00
2,500.00
475.00
(300.00)
(175.00)
7,048.83
(1,250.00)
(5,798.83)
915,973.83
NON-DEPARTMENTAL
Library (18.7 of $48,778) 9 9,122.00
City Building Plans 800.00
Gilchrist Foot Bridge 1,000.00
Fire Hydrants 4,000.00
Street Lights ; 23,900.00
Civic Items 650.00
a. Swans, Ducks (400.00)
b. Christmas J (25.00)
c. Drinking Fountains (125.00)
d. Flowers, Other Labor (100.00)
fuDiic itest Rooms
Conventions & Dues ' 1,252.00
a. League Dues ( 852.00)
b. League & Other Conventions ( 400.00)
Advertising 9 1,000.00
a. Deschutes County Advertising Com. ( 500.00)
b. Chamber of Commerce Advertlsine ( 500.00)
Switchboard
Retirement Expense
a. Retirement
b. Social Security
Emergency
Band
Civilian Defense
Tri-County Department of Health
Planning Commission
Traffic Safety
Employee Benefits
a. Group Insurance
Total!
PARK DEPARTMENT
Personal Services
a. Superintendent
, b. Assistant
c. Part-Time Help
Materials It Supplies
a. Transportation
b. Fertilizer
c. Replacement Supplies
Capital Outlay
a. Drake It Pioneer Parks
b. Sprinklers Piping
c. Tool House Pioneer Park
d. Fertiliser Spreader
e. Airifier
d. Concrete Bases
e. Tables
f. Columbia Psrk Lien
Equipment Operation A Repair
Buildings Maintenance Repair
Services
a. Utilities
b. Janitor Supplies
Insurance
Incidental Tark Expense
Total!
1,920.00
21,523.00
(11,000.00)
(10,523.00)
3,500.00
3.000.00
2,000.00
1,500.00
100.00
8.938.00
(8.538.00)
913,605.00
918,800.00
(6,000.00)
(3,112.72)
(7,887.28)
1.780.00
(600.00)
(680.00)
(500.00)
3.339.14
(1,300.00)
( 500.00)
( 200.00)
( 140 00)
(1,199 14)
900 00
600.00
965 00
(900.00)
( 85.00)
625.00
25 00
234.54
9 89,081.79
9 234.54
9 69,807.12
5,003.38
4,228.12
4,544.40
1,662.10
914,934.14
6,249.22
314.57
2,408.77
9 2,539.04
444.53
9 90,585.68
9 15,558.05
2,494.00
794.70
307.79
1,446.82
648.40
1,093.25
213.52
11,139.48
4,108.05
138.48
9 37,942.54
9 2,104.57
5,490.70
4,547.41
9 12,142.68
9 6,258.40
800.03
819.54
913.01
104.00
800.00
9 9,692.91
9 22,557.17
334.00
1,358.80
711.81
9 258 68
3,272.44
5,715.79
257.12
2,438.02
9 2,537.56
$ 28,492.90
331.44
9 86,977.27
9 17,056.29
3,118.09
909.75
520.45
763.21
604.74
1,036.31
235.84
10,602.44
5,354.11
186.26
9 40,385.49
9 2,076.62
7,715.32
6,030.08
9 15,822.02
9 4,580.98
725.79
900.36
354.07
9 6,161.18
9 22,821.98
631.84
1,200.11
611.83
9 307.99
2,866.70
9 21,440.45
180.00
(180.00)
200.00
500.00
(250.00)
(250.00)
125.00
50.00
45.00
9 1,100.00
9 78,110.60
( 7,200.00)
(32,824.80)
(17,040.00)
( 5,833.80)
( 1,260.00)
(11,052.00)
( 2,400.00)
( 500.00)
4,901.63
( 800.00)
( 229.06)
(1,283.50)
( 159.30)
( 880.00)
( 405.02)
( 420.75)
( 724.00)
4,240.93
( 17.00)
( 138.73)
(3,650.00)
( 29.20)
( 36.00)
( 195.00)
( 175.00)
5,159.01
(3,159.01)
(2,000.00)
260.00
(260.00)
2,467.33
(1,230.63)
( 420.00)
( 315.00)
( 501.70)
9 2,578.72
(925.00)
(900.00)
(390.00)
(363.72)
355.00
( 65.00)
(250.00)
( 40.00)
9 98,073.22
9 18,086.00
(6,600.00)
(3,000.00)
(3,336.00)
(2,300.00)
(2.850.00)
2,669.00
( 525.00)
( 400.00)
(1,744.00)
3,325.00
(1,625.00)
(1,700.00)
650.00
650.00
(500.00)
(150.00)
650.00
(450.00)
(125.00)
( 75.00)
1,140.00
(250.00)
(470.00)
( 20.00)
(400.00)
400.00
12,093.06
(6,726.06)
(1,000.00)
(1,267.00)
( 400.00)
(2,700.00)
3,720.00
(500.00)
(1,400.00)
(1,820.00)
200.00
9 43,583.06
9 2,000.00
6,000.00
9 8,000.00
9 5,460.00
(4,410.00)
(1,050.00)
600.00
700.00
(300.00)
(400.00)
590.00
(140.00)
(150.00)
(300.00)
150.00
9 7,500.00
9 20.107.20
(5.292.00)
(5.292.00)
(9,523.20)
679.00
( 20.00)
( 659 00)
1,705.00
(1,025.00)
( 680.00)
1,111.80
(100.00)
(350.00)
(212.40)
(449 40)
667.00
(320.00)
(182.00)
(165.00)
9 2.480.00
2,750.00
(1,700.00)
( 800.00)
( 250 00)
9 29,500.00
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Personal Services 9 300.00
a. Secretary (300.00)
Materials & Supplies 200.00
Planning Studies 3,000.00
a. Streets It Thoroughfares
b. Annexation Studies
Subscriptions at Dues 125.00
Publications 50.00
Travel & Meeting Expense 150.00
Total: 9 3,125.00
POLICE DEPARTMENT
Personal Services 9 83,286.00
a. Chief ( 7,200.00)
b. Officers - 7 at $5,292.00; 1 at
$5,304.00; (See Parking Meter
Personal Services Item "c") (35,412.00)
c. Sergeants -1 at $5,700.00 &
1 at $5,676.00 it 1 at $5,670.00 (17,046.00)
d. Lieutenant ( 5,844.00)
e. Dog Warden ( 1,260.00)
f. Secretaries 1 at $3,780.00 It
2 at $3,636.00 (11,961.00)
g. Reserves ( 3,524.00)
h. Vacation ( 1,039.00)
Materials It Supplies 6.046.00
a. Prisoners' Board It Expense ( 810.00)
b. Jail Expense ( 276.00)
c. Uniforms, Personal Equipment . (2,209.00)
d. Photos, Fingerprints ( 167.00)
e. Office Supplies ( 927.00)
f. Pound Expense ( 439.00)
g. Officers' Supplies ( 437.00)
h. Radio ( 781.00)
Capital Outlay 4,587.00
a. Badges
b. Bicycle Expense ( 136.00)
c. Police Cars (3,500.00)
d. Flags, Rope , ( 30.00)
e. Spotlight ( 45.00)
f. Typewriter
e, Verifax Copy Machine
h. Scuba Diving Gear ( 876.00)
Equipment - Operation It Repair 5,812.00
a. Gas, Oil, Lube (3,308.00)
b. Repair It Parts (2,904.00)
Buildings Maintenance & Repair 120.00
a. Maintenance (120.00)
House Services 1,102.00
a. Utilities (602.00)
b. Janitor & Supplies
c. Heat
d. Teletype (500.00)
Insurance $ 2,984.00
a. Industrial Accident ( 925.00)
b. Liability (1,000.00)
c. Auto It Others ( 400.00)
d. Retirement Units ( 659.00)
Miscellaneous Expense 1,893.00
a. Conventions ( 78.00)
b. Schools (1,785.00)
c. Interviews ( 30.00)
Total: $105,830.00
PUBLIC RECREATION DEPARTMENT
Personal Services
a. Director
b. Assistants
c. Secretary (34 of $3,636.)
(Vt . Police)
d. Supervisors
e. Ball Field, Playgrounds
Materials It Supplies
a. Transportation
b. Office
c. Activities
Capital Outlay
a. Bag Check Swimming Pool
b. Pickup Truck
c. Icemaking Equipment (
d. Experimental Correctional Program (
Equipment - Operation It Repair
Buildings - Maintenance & Repair
a. Playgrounds
b. Storage Shed
c. Multi-Purpose Area - Utilites
House Services
a. Utilities - Phone
b. Janitor & Supplies
c. Heat
Insurance 1.460.00
a. Industrial Accident (250.00)
b. Liability (790.00)
c. Equipment (20.00)
d. Buildings (400.00)
Conferences It School Expense 400.00
Swimming Pool 12,270.00
a. Salaries (6,870.00)
b. Materials It Supplies (1,000.00)
c Heat (1,300.00)
d. Utilities ( 400.00)
e. Maintenance (2,700.00)
Baseball Parks 3,720.00
a. Materials It Supplies ( 500.00)
b. Utilities (1,400.00)
c. Maintenance It Repair (1,820.00)
Sled Hills 100.OO
$18,449.00
(6,600.00)
(2,727.00)
(6,272.00)
(2,850.00)
2,769.00
( 525.00)
( 400.00)
(1,844.00)
2,325.00
(1,625.00)
200.00)
500.00)
650.00
920.00
(500.00)
(150.00)
(270.00)
528.00
(528.00)
Totals:
REFUNDS It CREDITS
Gasoline
Offset By Like Revenues
Rural Fire District
TOTALS:
$43,591.00
$ 2,000.00
9,000.00
STREET DEPARTMENT
Personal Services
a. Labor - Dump
b. Other
Materials & Supplies
Capital Outlay
a. Resurfacing Bond Street
b. Assistance in CA Projects
c. Right-of-way Acquisition
Equipment Operation It Repair
a. Operation
b. Repair
Insurance
a. Industrial Accident
b. Liability
c. Auto, Equipment, Buildings
Vacation Expense
Sewer Cleaning Equipment
Telephone at Dump
Totals:
PARKING METER DEPARTMENT
Personal Services
a. Meter Man
b. Traffic Officer (Motorcycle)
c. Traffic Officers (See Police
Department Personal Services
Item b. Officers')
Materials Ic Supplier
a. Meter Supplies
b. Enforcement Forms
Capital Outlay
a. Coin Sorter It Counter
b. Cushman 3 wheel Cycle
Equipment Operation & Repair
a. Gas It Oil
b. Maintenance It Repair
e. Radio Service
d. Meter Parts, Repair
Insurance
a. Industrial Accident
b. Liability
c. Equipment
Meter Contracts Payable
Traffic Improvement
a. Painting Streets
b. Street Signs
c. Parking Lots
$11,000.00
$ 5,450.00
(4,400.00)
(1,050.00)
600.00
31.367.00
( 5.000.00)
(23,367.00)
( 3,000.00)
700.00
(300.00)
(400.00)
590.00
(140.00)
(150.00)
(300.00)
150.00
143.00
$39,000.00
$17.205 00
(4.977.00)
(5,292.00)
(6,936.00)
755.00
055.00)
883.00
(100.00)
(375.00)
(41000)
625.00
(300.00)
(160.00)
(165 00)
9 3.480.00
3.050.00
(2,000.00)
( 600.00)
( 450 00)
10
The Bulletin, Wednesday, June M, 19d3.
$100-afkket premiere due
for 'Cleopafra' tonight
NEW YORK UPI)-"Cleopa-
1" ih must costlv movie ever
made, will barge onto Broadway
tonight for a S100-a-ucKei wuim
,- that is pvnerted to at
tract a New Year's Eve size mob
to Times Square.
Two tickets to 20th Century
Fox's $37 million epic were being
held for Elizabeth (Cleo) Taylor
and Richard (Mark Anthony) Bur
ton, romantic stars of the film,
on screen and off. But latest re
ports said they will remain togeth
er in London where Burton is
making a new movie.
"That's good," said a police
spokesman. "We'd have to de
clare martial law if those two
showed up."
Neither Miss Taylor nor Burton
has seen the completed master
print of "Cleopatra," whose final
editing was completed only last
week nearly three years after
filming began. Only writer
director Joseph L. Mankiewicz
and a half-dozen others have
viewed the final version in its
TOTALS:
$26,000.00
(Continued on Page 11)
Water softening
device makers
eye controversy
By Jesse Bogu
UPI Staff Writer
NEW YORK (UPD Among the
businessmen keeping close watch
on the current hubbub over the
effect of detergent use on the na
tion's water, supply are the mak
ers of water softening devices or
water conditioners.
Congressmen from some areas,
particularly closely settled metro
politan or suburban regions, have
become vocal about the "sudsy"
appearance of water in the home,
from the necessary re-use of water
supplies heavily laden with deter
gent elements which do not de
compose naturally.
Bills have been introduced In
the Congress to ban the sale of
nondecomposable detergents. The
present manufacturers of these
are working to reduce the prob
lem. Also, during the past week
end, separate announcements
were made by two groups of the
development of "digestible" deter
gent chemicals, which will break
down through natural action.
Continental Oil of Houston,
working with Union Carbide, and
Esso Research and Engineering
Company, both told of progress In
this field.
Home water conditioning de
vices do not take care of the re
moval of detergent substances
from water; they are designed for
the treatment of mineral content,
and about 42 states have a hard
water supply.
But their manufacturers feel
that the debate over water sup
plies now increasing in many
parts of the nation will draw at
tention to water as something not
to be taken for granted; that
housewives paying more attention
to it will feel that they want a
softer water, one with less min
eral content than they may now
be getting.
Agencies seek
hand grenades
ASTORIA (UPD Law enforce
ment agencies Tuesday sought 49
hand grenades, 24 of which were
described as very dangerous, that
were taken from nearby Camp
Rilea.
The theft was discovered during
a routine inspection last weekend.
The grenades and 420 rounds of
50-caliber machine gun ammuni
tion were taken from an ammuni
tion bunker at the National Guard
camp.
The .50-cahber ammunition was
discovered in some brush not far
away.
Sheriff Carl Bondietti said 24 of
the cannister-tvpe grenades were
phosphorous grenades which he
said would cause total casualty
within a radius of about 50 feet
and do severe damage for twice
that distance. The other 25 gre
nades were of the tear gas type.
The grenades are about as big
as a pint-sized can. The phosphor
ous grenades have yellow bands
around them and the others have
red bands. The grenades are ig
nited by pulling a string.
Shirley slugs
Mike Connolly
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Actress
Shirley MacLaine said this week
she "saw fit to express" herself,
so she slugged columnist Mike
Connolly.
According to one report the ac
tress walked into the offices of a
movie trade magazine and spoke
with Connolly, who invited her
into his office. She refused and
swung at him. Connolly ducked
and Miss MacLaine swung again.
The second try struck him on the
shoulder and the third on the face.
"He has repeatedly been inac
curate In reporting my personal
life and career," the 29-year-old
star said later. "As a result, I
saw fit to express myself."
Connolly, who also was hit by
Lana Turner's ex-husband. Fred
May. three years ago, described
the blow as "Just a love tap."
four-hour. 11-minute entirety, a
half hour longer than "Gone With
The Wind."
Record Crowd Expected
Even though Rex (Caesar) Har
rison will be the only star in at
tendance, a record Broadway
opening crowd was expected and
a record police detail was as
signed to the Times Square area.
There will be 105 mounted and
foot police, plus plainclothesmen
and private detectives.
More than 1,900 film Industry
bigwigs, stage and screen stars,
and celebrities from many walks
of life have paid $25 to $100 apiece
to charity to be the first to see
the ambitious account of ancient
history's immortal love triangle.
The Will Rogers Memorial Hospi
tal at Saranac Lake, N.Y., will
get about half the $150,000 open
ing box office.
Gets TV-Radio Coverage
The three major television net
works will provide live and filmed
coverage of the klieg-lighted scene
outside the theater for millions of
home viewers, and three radio
networks will carry the event. Ad
ditional millions abroad will share
the razzle-dazzle via the Voice of
America and the armed forces
radio network.
The film is expected to make
or break 20th Century-Fox, which
went $39.7 million in the red last
year, and to affect the future of
the entire television-beset movie
industry. Every theatre marquee
in Times Square will blink its
lights for a minute at the 8 p.m.,
opening hour as a salute to Holly
wood's most daring venture since
"Ben Hur."
Board moves
to soothe
hard feelings
CORVALLIS (UPI) The State
Board of Higher Education moved
Tuesday to soothe fears and hard
feelings touched off when the leg
islature authorized the transfer of
patients from the University of
Oregon Tuberculosis Hospital at
Portland to the State Tuberculosis
Hospital at Salem.
Chancellor Roy E. Lieuallen
promised the physical transfer of
the patients would come on a
timetable based on their health
and welfare. He promised "noth
ing less than the best that can
be provided."
The board gave the Medical
School responsibility for the move
and indicated that a physician
would be named administrator of
the Salem hospital. That hospital
fell under the board's control in
a last-day compromise at the leg
islature. Presidents of four schools pre
dicted differing effects from the
raising of tuition fees for out-of-state
students.
Administrator Winston Purvine
of Oregon Technical Institute said
he expected a substantial de
crease in the number of out-of-state
students. President Branford
Millar of Portland State said the
increase probably would have
little effect on his enrollment,
while Presidents Arthur S. Flem
ming of Oregon and James Jen
sen of Oregon State said it was
too early to tell how it would af
fect their schools.
Lieuallen announced the stale
system and its schools received
$29,504,876 in gifts and grants in
the 1961-63 biennium.
Board members were told that
the member schools were eliml
nating many smaller classes to
save money. Lieuallen reported a
14 per cent reduction in the num
ber of classes having less than 10
students last year.
The board also approved action
taken a day earlier by its building
committee.
Quake rocks
San Diego
SAN DIEGO (UPI)-A strong
earthquake, believed centered in
Baja California, rocked the San
Diego metropolitan area for seven
minutes Tuesday.
Seismologist Fred Robinson said
the quake began at 8:24 a.m.
PDT and built up to an intensity
of 4-pIus within 15 seconds. He
described the quake as "the
strongest felt here in eignt
years."
Hundreds ot San Diego resiaenis
felt the quake and flooded switch
boards at newspapers, radio sta
tions and police and sheriff! of
fices with telephone calls. No ma
jor damage was reported, but one
grocery store reported canned
goods were knocked off shelves.
The temblor also was felt by
residents throughout Imperial Val
ley.
Robinson said the quake ap
parently was centered about 70
miles south of here "in the Baja
California mountains or the ocean
off the Baja California coast"
FESTIVAL SET
TILLAMOOK (UPI) The Tilla
mook County June Dairy Month
Festival will be held here June
21-23.