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CECIL ART JR. DOROTHY
A Salem Scene
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hi flotat L Dtrnadda
Cummrnta at the trrrt leeUla
tlve txirnta'iori ronfrrrnre held
I at Salrrn lat tort k provided
rle revenue etiimatlnir tdava in
Oregon's fiaral affair ami the
IrofiM-qurrvre of Inaccurate em-mates.
Krnrtrth Brar. lerUlallva fie-
ral tdtuvr, reported thai re
laourcea for the lal ta hlennlum
will t H2 million'' above rail-
I ma (ra of ten niontha aro At a
I mull, total rrvnjrt - f..r the bl.
Iennlum would have been auffl
rlrnt to have financed the lUH 2
million budget piurl by the
1!.1 legiaiatui t Ita regular
seaaton.
Additionally, he aaaerted that
the 1470 0 million anticipated
revenue for the VM& C7 blennJum
had a alrnlflrant rffert on the
lSTOttt5Kti:StUt?l!!5Ml?m?m ot 'iovern. Hatfield a ree.
" ord breaking $1
Lid 9 million bud
MTT!rS,rl'E l!lLmT'm',I sarrf Mrs ri tel.
I Had It been possible to acrur
atHy forecant revenuca for the
w i s- . it r i a i Me- w m-
life
VMJiZi blrnnlurn. Brerg aald no
tax Inrrraae would have been
waa a clear factor. slnc 16.VO HZITKtn CAXETTCTIMCl. Thvnday. Docasftbw 14. 1K4
new loba were produced during
t.ei reaiaurani rueai enec
and saleabooks, both carbontted
and nn carbonized, at tha Ga
letta-Tlmea,
nereMary durlne the lt aa-
Ion, rut refrfeniiurn wultl have
bren railed, no terlal aeaakm.
fwi afd rw MMwneit
Inr-rea In prxeny taiea due to
reduntona in balo arhool aup
l)fl woull have omjred.
Th Importance vt oMalnlnf
revenue eailmatea of mailmurn
arruracy. therefore, cannot be
ovrremi-haalied.
fionethrlrta, the revenue et.
matlna? rrror ran be aaaorlated
with two alirn If Irani evenla: Fed
eral tat reduction of January.
IVA. and the Jilate'a ImprovrJ
emulovment rlrture 4he effrrta
.f which the Leialature or the
Ta Commlaalon could not have .revenuea, unfortunately, la not
determined. an enart arienre. and until new
Inrteaaed fund to the atate imethoda and technique ran be
the fimt 10 month of VJCL
Another fartor relatlnir to ra
tlmatlna: roblerna. "and the
only one over whlrh the state
may eaert dlrert Influence,'
aaid Piaifjf. t that ot rtUmetlnx
ororedurra.
He aald when eatlmatlng ier
Vina I Inrwme tax revenue, the
Tax Corr.jr.lislon rxtrnS fclstor
lr trend whlh Indlrate both
maalmum eiiw-rlenre, thua tro
vldine a range of pibiuiy
baaed on the Mi; heat and lowest
thanre alnce World War II. Ix
oo'imlc indkatra are liven
Judged and anticipated revenue
drtrrmlned.
Brarr aald "aeveral drflrlen
clra eiist In thl proredure, but
he failed to otter any aujrree
tlona a to how the proredura
could be Improved or changed
The furnlon of estimating
Yea. the Gaiett Tlmea tan
print the form you need for bl
neaa or ranch uae, hon tf
9ZSt
due to the federal tax rut. Brapg
aald. haa Vtasrn Impuaalble to
ealimate. 'hlle It la rMalbla to
romnute the direct effect, tha
effctta of economic atlmulatlon
are unknown." he declared.
The IrvTtaae In emplo-ment
found and t ruled for their acrur
acy. It la jerhap better to make
conservative predirtiona and
fjoulbly end the btennlum with
a aurplu. than to over eatimate
Income and be forced to rut bark
appropriation.
Hopa
jrou'ra
and owed
with aQ lh Joy
of tbMool
Wheat Growers
National Meeting
Set for Portland
National Association of Wheat
Grower will hold It 15th an
nual convention In Portland Jan-
Inn Hotel.
uary 5 8 at the Sheraton Motor
riovernor Mark Hatfield will
deliver the opening address, fol-
lowed by President Anson Horn-
Inea annual report, longresa-
man Graham Purcell. chairman
of the wheat aubcommlttee, will
deliver the keynote address.
Rav Mrrtes. public relation
manager for United Air Llnea,
will apeak at a luncheon; Dor
othy Jacobson. assistant secre
tary of Agriculture for Internat
ional Affairs, will deliver an
addres In the afternoon, dealing
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M i M i ki hj m Jm "taJM h k''wiJNa,Ai
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IS loyal
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may you and your loved ones bare ft
neir 'Cl:ristrrutslsnd enjoy all the tradition
al festivities and delights of this glad timC
WESTERN AUTO
JOHN and BETTY PFXIFFEH
has been
arranged for Wednesday after
noon on the subject, "Key De
cisions Affect Ine Wheat tx-
port." Carl Brun of Nebraska
will serve as moderator of this
oanel. Those appearing on the
panel follow: Herb Hughes, Neb-
raska. "The Problem of Competi
tive pricing of U. S. fcJtport
Wheat": Dick Baum, executive
vice president. Western Wheat
Associates. USA. Inc., "Overseas
Wheat Market Development Pro-
erams for the Future : Allen
Tom. vice president, NAWG. "In-
ternatlonal Agreements ana
Negotlatlona on World Wheat
Trade"; Raymond Vickery, FAS,
USDA. "Outlook for Exports';
William Pierce, vice president.
Cargill Company. "Enlarged
World Trade with Communist
Bloc Countries."
Dr. John Schnlttker. director of
agricultural economics, will ad
dress the convention on Thurs
day morning on future wheat
program. Also on rnursaay, ui.
Nvle C. Brady, director of science
and education. USDA, will bring
u an address on ceneral re
search needs. Secretary of Agri
culture Orvllle L. Freemen will
be sneaker for the banquet on
Thursday night, January 7.
Many Interesting activltlea
have been planned for the
ladies, including a trip to Mount
Hood and Tlmberllne Lodge for
ElehLscclnff and lunch. Thurs
day, January 7, there will be a
noon luncheon on the Willam
ette River, followed by a style
&0:&se snow.'
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i Holiday Gredmgs
We're grateful to be spending Christmas among all
our friends and neighbors . ,,as a measure of our
gratitude, may tve extend our very best wishes to you
for a happy, healthy and festive season
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Morrow
mas
Here comes Santa with a sleighful of
, ! merriest Christmas wishes for our many kind friends
and all'those they hold dear. We hope your holiday will be an
especially joyous one, holding a wealth of happy hours. It has been both a
privilege and a pleasure to serve you, and we thank you for your most kind tttonage.
County Grain Growers
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