Jrfge Rules Apifiist
dm
Site Injunction
t nttrntn CAirtTt TiMtt. TimrtdT. n. mi
(Continued from page 1
to mtk more definite late Wed
nesday afternoon. After
consultation with July Wolff,
plaintiff' attorney feci I Que
wth of Jalm and Attorney At,
rami a crcc1 to u cldrncc rrr
urn t oft on th motion a that
for the merit of the ce. the
temporary restraining order It.
elf. without callin further
svHneaaca. Onre thl a afwd.
the Judge made hi ruling that
quatned the Injunction and dt
mowed the complaint.
Attorney Quctuwth called three
waned! In prentlng the case
for the plaintiff. They were
Ivan Luman. arhool consultant,
schoolhoua planning. State IV
partmcnt of education; LaVclle
n.i.. - r,f th olalntiff:.fact concerning a '9 vir;ey
an t Ivan Warner, who ha. car hv the State ivpartment of niu-ih-
hlttU, for the Irrigon cation which wMtimemW ht
an administrative ub district be
formed In northern Morrow
county In injunction with
n.rihuiktrn M.ntow cvunty. It
kite through the ion corn re.
vcrny.
l.uman also apteared a
wltneiu for me rna.n. rr; .Y... t a m,i tu
i'1? l?r .rVhlt oTurrdmTn aiT h.d noi Vrn
the new school building; 1 ffrumttSr" how.
cnoe Koaewall. chairman of the! J" L,T7d
5!7nT Comm. .lonnn.,nd lArln 1 "rch'ty "h.S5
uin-h8 .ml Howard UeveK) district which re not rrrmrd
&K hHi2?nri on the ac'oo bv the State IVpartment. Many
both directors on me t,ri-hav he
board and two of the neven ue
frndant in the action.
19S9 Surf Introduced
Luman. In examination by
Attorney Qucaseth. brought out
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It I "one of the naruvM nana
torney Abram. he atd that he da t ion. "We would go the ame
iv aisiancr ana nar nun) in-
advantaees,' he ld.
For the defendant. Kauch
I.I Kt Km lKni..vl hi Villi
IIHiU. " 1 ... w . . I HMItl IIIHI " ' ' .... n - - - " " "
ard to police." He atd many on the Kite when he wa con-
district purchase land "away vtneed that the toard had made
ahead of their need." a mistake on the ie chosen.
One of the allegation In the Host-wall appeared on behalf of
t -. . ...... BMl.in lh miinlu hllnninti rttTimtsslOI1.
COmpiailll w ' " , , '
trie OOaru wnnuui aiiivii w uhii imu i-.tniii
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cation might result In losj of I urn Junction location been use of
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state achool support funds.
Sot Site Neata Standard
Attorney Ahram asked If the
Board man site would meet with
tate standard. Luman replied.
"I think It would. I don't think
there l any question aRainst
the site."
In redirect. Attorney Que,
seth Introduced a letter, after
an obiection by Attorney Ab
tams had been overruled, that
Loon I Mlnear. state superln
tendent of public Instruction,
had written to Warner In 10M
reaffirmins: the recommendat.
Ion made by the department
in 19.V.. , , ,
Judpe Wolff then asked Lu
man. "As of richt now there Is
no power of the state board at
Cal.tm til forts? children at
Boardman and Irrljron to go to
lllermlston. is there?" t
Luman answered. "That
richt. The State Board of Edu
cation has no legal power to
sav so."
i Mrs. Tartlow's testimony con
cerned the present enrollment of
whool children at Riverside
from each community. Board
I man and Irricon. She said that
a survey taken by Administrator
i Ron Daniels of Riverside showed
I that, except for children of tem
!porary construction worker. 83
were presently coming from
Irricon and 38 from Boardman.
Records later were taken from
the county school office by di
rection of Judge Wolff and the
attorneys agreed to the figure
of 82 from Irrigon and 64 from
Boardman at the present time,
including children of construe
tion workers.
NolM Held Factor
Warner's testimony brought
out the noise factor, and an ex
hibit introduced was the Board
man Relocation plan Including
recommendation of engineers
that schools be located 20 miles
or more from the missile testing
site because of the noise factor.
He told of the recommenda
tion of Dr. Hummel for the
Patterson Junction site and de
scribed an executive session ol
the school board held during the
course of the special open meet
ing on the night of March 17.
Hp was asked to describe the
.discussion that took place.
Warner saia mai n -brought
up Dr. Hummel a rec
ommendation. Board Chairman
Cleveland said. "Even profession
al men make mistakes.
"It was evident their opinions
were made up," Warner said
referring to the four who later
voted for the Boardman site. He
said that he felt the noise factor
was "very important and should
be considered." He also express
ed the opinion that transporta
tion costs would be greater if
the school were located at
examination. Attorney
Abrams pointed out that Warner
had seconded a munvu
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vembcr 21. lfKU. when the Tatter.
n Jumtlon tte wa approved
by the board, to construct a 6
ear elementary whool at Hoard
man. .
What U the difference In
not to the rlententarv and aec
tnuUry ikIk4 MudenU? Ab
ram aked.
Warner replle,! that he felt
ther wa no difference, but if
the Bonrdman cople Innixt!
on havinit a whool located there
for their children to attend,
"that I up to them."
rnror Umatilla
He alo tatel that "we would
he wllllnc to go to I'matllla or
HcrmUton1 In anwer to the
question on the 1WJ reoommen
change be made from the Tatter-
ih tnKHihtlitv that a third com
munlty might therefore develop
at the location and because of
th trt that n.i nolltf and fire
protection would be afforded.
Cleveland testified that he
changed hi mind on the alte.
pven thouch as chairman he
did not cast a vote, because he
felt the Boanhnan lte offeree!
better educational opportunities
and hoc a use of the economic
Involved. He reiterated an often
expressed fear that delay In sel
ectitive nesnl.in of March IT.
lv!o William. akltnt upcr
Intrndcnt f the adinlnttratlve
eiUec. State Irpartment of
IMocailon. told the board that
land offered at litlk'on for the
Mhool a InadiHiuate. It wa
lloUht out that athiilional land
wa available at Irtlgon 1'i.t
Williams aald that me i.f the
iiropeny. considered "tldewalrr"
land, could not be cotiMdcrcd
for chool building
When Judre Widff questioned
Cleveland. -Why did ou go In
to executive elonT" the board
chairman replied that It "
very hard to lt down and con
lder all the factor Involving
the Corn. Ir Hummel' recm
mendatlon. those of IVlo Wil
liam, and the IrrUron repreen
tAtli at an oien wlon.
TJu executive action gave
u a charnv to bring our think
Inir toilet her." h aald.
The Inward reconvened In gen
eral Mention at 11:15 that night
and the division for the Boatd
man alte wa made In ccn
minting, testimony showed.
Clva Chanc to SpMk
Cleveland ald that all from
Irrglon were :lven an optortun
Ity to p"ok and mme four r
fhe made atatement. He entl
mated that the malorlty of the
large crowd present wa from
Irrlgon and aald he felt that at
leant 40 were from Irrlgon.
snt. n iv i.i ivttrr and defen
dant In the Injunction had of.
fear that tieuy
ten expressed
that might be
caused by the
miIi might jeopardize aome
lm.Orto In fund from the t'orpa
of Engineer NKause the district
expressed tear tnai u-iy m wi-jw ... .
. - .... i... .r.ii ... !,.v. f ull in tnwi th schedule
ome S.VK).0i)() In fun.l from the' act up. It ha only until April
Army torp or. Migincer. who -o i ri- -
might choose to nettle through now In the proeos by Architect
condemnation pro-edlng for , Claer. .schedule can tor s K.
the depreciated value of tne ing oi coniraci ir -unn
present Riverside school rather, by July 1 oi tin ear.
replacement In
than pay for
kind.
Corp Said RIuctcuir
He said that a meeting with
hi Cnrm hroucht out that
ithA fnrns) vpmml "reluctant"
when the talk concerned moving
the school to a site other than
Boardman.
"If it were moved to the ratter
son Ferry site, the Corp. would
nnl r. a snm f ttlP Pi St that
it would pay at Boardman." he
said. "I did not feel that the
Corns would pay for more than
one facility."
He said tne plan mat uum
insin'rt th six-vear high
school at Tatterson Junction and
With the Intunctlon auashel.
the district I now free to go
ahead with the planning.
Some 40 to 50 mutator were
It ; In the courtroom during most
oi inr wiai.
Warren Arraigned
On Burglary Count
vilhr Vnlt Warren wa ar-
that thejralgned In Justice court of Earl
Soward. neppner jusnce oi wir
pt'ace. Wednesday on a charge
of burglary not In a dwelling.
R.iil wn set at S2Ti0n. and In
lieu of posting hail. Warren
six-year elementary school at; was held in Jail. He wa arrest
RirHmn would be "consider
ahlv more expensive" b-cauM'
nf duDlicatlon of services. He
vii by Mat yoUcv Tuesday
.1 u net-used of robbing
the Richfield Station of Darold
. . ... i 1 1 nn In U, .rir.l rv. n Cml
enumerated tnose oi cinni, m ..
Janitor services, and upkeep of $! wa taken from the till of
groUnClS. I Hie Biauuu, u awa-v wa.
Cleveland said that in the cx- said.
Masonic Service
Is in Memoriam
To 67-Year Member
The Hf nf one of Mirw
roiody'a oldt and nwM a t.ve
mlo.nt. i:-beit II M-e. ca.o.'
in i close Thursday, Apiil W
l'lire-r M'orll hmpltal. al
the rce ff !J
Mr. ItUf retired 15 year ago
I out H-r.ttlni hi hornet e d
ranch In the Lealngtnn area He
mo here frin Tltttiie, Mj,
In VytS and had rtide here
ever aliHV. He wa born In Tltt
viHe August 4, 1HTJ
On June 21. VW he ex. hang
ed marriage vow with lautcl
Ire Cobb in Tmttand He m.ih
t7 ear Member of lleppn. r
Miionlc Unlge No. .', AMmM
and e me:nU-r of the t.,Ht
i hint h.
Futtral nervlciMi were held
Monday April l'. at i tm. fc
the llepon r Masonic Temple
with Taut Jone. acting womltlp
tul n aster, conducting the ceie
mony. IntTmcnt folhmed lr,
Herpner Mawnle cemetery.
Surviving are hi wife, laurel
Lee, cue aon Edward Robert ill e
if Sattle Wn . and one grai.d
daughter Mr. Elanore U-e Due
Employment Tolk
Billed at Chamber
Charles livrr of the State
IVpartment of r'inployment.
IVndleton. Mill uet ajaker
at the lleppner Morrow County
Cbander of Commerce luncheon
meeting Monday, Randall IVter
aon. pretdeitt. announer.
It. talk will I-' -.nerne4
with I He employment f -nith.
parllcuUrly thoM aeralng turn-iiM-r
vkoih.
nau.n of San rranrieo. Calif,
who llvrsl miM4 4 her youth
wll!i tier grandparent.
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