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TO THE EDITOR...
THE -
HEPPXER
GAZETTE-TIMES
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Boondoggle
To the Editor.
.Likes Editorial
March 6- l17
What frw&d we have ta To tb Editor:
fcihcjM-.- Pas read March - y tuUtic t o you I
c aa-s The rr fir. esttcr.al of
Great Be. tit." Q
What's New . . .
From Salem
Br RVIN MANN' ,IL
Wednesday, M.n-h t. "''
. . . ii iterinnncnt tax
study r.immltlif' ""l' I",1'"1
fr..m the H"v Taxation ",
mlttce failed on ll.e loo' "I
the House of it.presenuiive hy
V arfTt I 'UlllfMllS
Vaisocianow
NATIOWAt NlWSJAMl
LeVt fcv bee try F j.-3"? "Ji .voted .Inst recalling this
tell tb lavpa'Tr to years;; ;-r w.--'.rn Is bill and would vote agaln-l "
VMt Pi-x.rri-e of tae S-aat TSfi. far it II committee und on
r..t S Williaja rra!i ,or.lwJ ' Vt,. illustrate nvntti
wTSXT A. SZXZMAX
2ilor end PsfcJ-fcbef
CTTi-e H.-sJr am. to pj&, 3.-dy thrwrh Friday; 9 atn.
rl Ki5 Sitray.
- . . r - r- - rM-c Pi-VKH
Ei cry Tr'rs'lij ni i?:rre& tl t Past Cdtc at EepP1. terffoo..
at lhi &- A;i?rc-pritl .
. nHi.n hvf mur u.i-j
tce! Tumrt Iclmr I will voir f" '" ,a u"
Uurf.oei it U rrimpnlril by
ICurntc' of pcrmam-nt. mi '
!f'rrt a ! tax wllhoiil Uni
ittatM.rs would uniii-'ify
and unwiM-
HJK H. huh i-fNt-u ir"-''
:tv in liir.itallun and wrmaiwnl
. w rn.i thr .uk.i.ml mlurllun and rnali
.
1
Lrj or ik u 'Tit Aaainif Sales Tax
ciwt. -AkJ mum ct Prot f
Ts fsvrr.ri! - ribsaia Dear Editor:
re ti xmi U.Tst tuem tziUnsxt es tbr wraEf of f :v- j j (hr leKUlalure to pnait a
Ih feiot4 It-arrai hoippt. !ttx raor ttas prose T.a.-M,ir m w rrpiai-r " ; '.' .
a frrr.-r al U S.B r.J j a-.a Mt'-aned a-3 ty tax rrvrnui-i at the l-""'
iwo a ear a tti t"jr4 t-te , u las or. a !a.T-ier k-rl. (! thl
tAe btrt ta ta ri I asd hrr freiraxM' net. e j The are the onlv M - Itlon'j
tiie heme to Tartar- tve ia-Mar?tr couer- iwwa v.rrj:e; untwi .. . , i
trota far lfr? In- No 3, aa airrK-.ituraJ orrar., i ar.y r.ew tax in this ; "
mta&Ir. tt3 kk4 fa ac. cair recurs 1 t..5 I am wnvtnrrd that a m. )
ar: m .;r .... - -
eMT-.mHteea HRree nn mi iuh-
carr.rr.iai pniuun. n
of t' Senate committer- may
S:rrrre;y.
Morrcw Ccrn -.-!..
Grar.fr No 2?
I.-rne DalztU. Setrt-'i-A
Hazards of Industry
fexcar-fifie ar3 ai a rr-irrtT-a- vrry fZrxrtS- recce w ri
t- waste icjrr,trie stas-j creke: incotr m !
pcn. Kaorta dartcc 2A l property lutra
teartSrerv
Tb Nio rai Karris a! IXr
prrssae-r.t. Saxi OCocaoc, saj-.
Th log rwr.r anii .Vr as;r
miica ccacr.;iary iJ a-iriMi
EiaiBsn fwerriirrt apj.fna
rcGs cotid uriaerr. Use ?tt
Ijc cc.ri.i-T?r ja ti misoie sci-
rr:ic efsrrprjsf. Arrr.ai re- i
srajsri ejus? t rr ;ractjc--. oct s To t E-dtiar .
raoided aai obsci'-e !iea it ; .. ...
-Ji-al e.- a- far Varci v JfiS-H
TV-wc -V V:rr-.r.;a tttl! X.r3 . it..
a--nil rwo e wwi:st aare TrVt' - "f-et 1
Eiw.-:jD a si Weare irJarra-t-i
rat tsa.t if I w-ar-'-r r;rr
PitrfrtT tfiJts: 15 f-.e S:
not arr on the vehicle to
cc-rr.pii-h this end. but I do t'
l!ee tr.ev acrer wnn me v1'"
CJf
fj-t-.r.al on B"e
Lkr to expe-s koc
, ifeotxiu for ccwi0rratjtn ir.
-war.tir.r a iarfe mi'-.'
: ye i a-t a.
Thrrr are man)- tfar. to cor
Red Cross Group
Holds Workshop
On Home Service
Chaff nd Chatter
Wes Sherman
IK Y(H! liav. n l lee" lu,,,,' ! a that Rrr4(ion haa ,
iiur jM tiny l nt' l IroupU t4 feliawa who may make
Iiik mrien atound wn on '"'their aTnd rantu-d tram atate
theory Ihnl u wn"l if;t ' " i rhamf
.1 anyway. ' '' ,,r"r' ! !f lh Vlklnf. ran (rl Rirk
i hiuiKe your hahlla on I n . juhnm,n and Pal Cammtnn hit
,.(. V U ifolliK In K-l mr,"iHn " "m. Ihry ll
offlrrra arr . ; hard to beat, raprctally with
" ........ ....In f hm .. .. . ... il ..
nl.irl wrlllnil nrnr -.. , nancy inoy. a, at ue
wiiv we Iicnr It ! H"rvrr. tUndy may Ih-
II nun ! I"" ln' "" prn im" x"pff lo n of th
..... Viii..n will tw jlada In th lourna merit
" , lo $1 I But Cammann and John
,. i.i- u,nh inn tin b deadly.
r.-.,,,... hi a- ' W1',n , vv kn, don t T? (Sniff.
I'ollre i knit l.lU"n iom ....
da.U Mond.iv nlUht He
the truth
If a f.-llow onlv fet nlcaed
a ouarler for overpaying, lie
ran let hi'. -r ll "ii the .tr.t
all div with the ticket n the
window and he money ahead.
i..L. In. old Iwtter In rti
favor t the Mihilily that he
i.n't K-l ra'iK'ht at an.
But It wa only a few rar
in- that the thiuiiber of torn
merer mi.-!e. the two bit
iH-nalty a a palnli methoil of
K.-tttrnr alonK with the meters
and keeplnc wralhy itim)lalnl
from violnlor at a minimum
After all. iMiklnK meter are
Hist like dot; runiunK at Urge.
Vou try to M.lve the problem
and m il lmtnere. down for
a while hut It will Inevitably
fl.ire ui In a year or two.
If oitv count-IU had rvthlnB
elM- to do, thev rould (end
their rr.erttni? time on parking
nieteri und dK alone.
j COMMUNITY
1 Rll I ROADfi I
AmerSean Red Cross volun
a re;- test at We , VVr
Crazr. 5 J. frT Ir. Oscar Asa-1 requ.-j
r : v,v ... ,,, ir.j be .rr tr.it xrr
Sprier, be!,:: " . P,"
BIT NOW thev have the tonlr.g
i onlin.inT and lt compllra
tmr. to haras them, and that
roui'l rx equal lo ."""
... .. ..kt..a
. u..- .v rv.l,!e lv plied DV ine Njuare in
to help families of nervlrerr.en. , meti n
and kxal Eed Cross worker had !
an opportunity to rrerivr some HOW IS VAI.K uointf to fare In
trainine in tra Important wrv-! the state basketball tourna
K-r at a workshop held Tuesday, j merit "
Februrav 2 at the Morrow jj r wrrr predicting, we'd
cnjr.ty courthouse waKer they would meet their
Mr. Harold klusman. rxeou uai,.rl,K) in the second round.
i.-rr
!ie director of Benton Franklin
Red
r-a- -irr m"r b-iCtLrs tr.at t r rr .. . ;ee.arter of the American
je I -xar few -&y ! CZi vTL r., --.rC to : in Richland. Wash, con
... frora al parts t tr.e ".-r. to .,kbnn nn thi
faa s tarr kaew tart? doilar ' tHJ sZ.. k.... ' subject for Mr. Lowell Chaily, 1
m -r ei-s c-riarai rtort- : " "V I Mr Paul Hrinnch. Mrs Or-
EEEJTTX TEX FACT feet tftatikS cbenrpaeBafcip ww t stekav
9ood t; "''-"- prrvssd teHwi Vol ead EepTeer PT
taaai CS jeiD at La Grasde Satortar attght Ja Doif
rr is iten staapa? to ptt.ct a Tola ptoyr otter at bowled
t-rt orer ta caaHact oi last action. Ta reiere mctoa it dear
tyri d Seppocr pixeer is yaaitr cl a tod. whij Dobertr ap
peals swtw about essstag tbe dowsed Tik. Most
tact piey portaaasfcip wo exoeUeBt ta tfae
Li 1 1 trat Eeppoer ad-alt reotezs' were aererelT criticaed
tor booa and orcr-seaioas ctstwie. (&-T rbote &T Hriei).
Kids' Conduct Tops Adults
Let those wfco are inclined to criticize tfa conduct of the
yousfer geDeratkm reflect ce tt Vae-Ke?-rrr basketball
faiae lor a moment
Roti Eeppuer aad Vale players exhibited the best of tports
TCAsskip See pjcrsre elsewhere cq this pa?e. So did the
cheering seetjons.
Tae rise ai the crowd erf Ee;;rr rxsers shanred the sup
port in mrr-bers that the cc-rr.iitr has frver. the tear
ard school all season.
Ret caj: all oar adult r-Fpecters be proud d the cond'ct
they displayed at this a?
The kok c astonisfcrrjern i.-d d-p?iir-rr.-r.t on the Ics
of the Mustang eherieaiers as they scar-aed their eliers Jci
lowtr aa o-toreak of bcoirg aad ether unsix.etiriirxe ir.
cideEts left aa irrpressk that we should retae..br.
Thr:ej5-hut the v-ar these firis had bees irullir.g gi
ppcrtiTiarAh:? araokg their leikw srcdets Perhaps they
lei! that the Mastar-zs tad started sort cf a nadrtjOB, worts
perp-st-.g. wter. thy war. the spcrara-hip trr.pr.y at
th? state trrraer.t in Coos Ray ia tfe
It isn't hard to undrstar-d hew aiiit bask-ettaH larjs cas
becorr cs-erwrocght at a arr.. pa.tir.larly wher. the tide
rtes araisst the iwaae team. Tr. w.test beorr ysethiag
Eore tr.ar. a f arae. Coirr.ur:tj- pr.de is irrycved. as weJ as
prj6e is the yargsters. There j the desire to se cwr child -res
excel
Or rt-gr.t r.e that -i a persos can't get excted eao-sn
to veil aad rx to his tear--, he can t be interested eawgh
to ft to i game- The agi raoves, the athletic abOity, the
desire and spirit shown fry the players irtspires this type of
suppcet-
Rut soeae cf the sort of support shown at La Graaie didn't
help the MustaEss. It may possibly have hurt them. It cer
tairjv ditint sake frieads oi the cdfieials. Even the raost
impartial cf men eight be human enough to be affected by
cocstart jeers aad jibes.
It has always been hia to be a part of a Keppner crowd
because of the enthusiasm they shew Iv: the team aad
school. It isn't nr&ch fun when over-zealous supporters get
oct of hand.
One might temper his Judgment of officials at a fame by
stopping to ask himself if be could do any better if he were
bVTwing the whistle. The scorebook doesn't show any malic
fcRis treatment of the Mostangs. although as partisans, the
Heppaer rooters would reserve the right to qtiestion sorae of
the calls. Probably Yale rooters would, too. Rut the fouls
were almost even Vale had 25 chances on the free throw
line and Heppaer tad 27.
This is aot to cast the first stcne, for we cas become a
bit too vociferous too. If we did this at La Grande, we
apologize to the school arid players. We'd also like to take
the liberty of apciogir.g for seme of the others in the
Heppaer section, too, for any unseemingly cond-ct that
brought embarrassment to the Mustacgs and which did not
reject to their best credit. The type of conduct exhibited
at times there doesn't realiy show the true spirit of the adults
at all
The kids players and cheering sections both for Eeppner
and Yak can be proud of their conduct May they be able
to contain themselves a few years hence when their young
sters are involved! The Mustangs will agree that the Vikings
have a Eae team, and they deserve every good wish as they
carry the district 7 A-2 banner to the state tournament
KrA just among we adults, let's remember that EeppDer
has too good a reputation for having some of the "best peo
ple on earth" to destroy the Image in thoughtless displays
betoe those cf other coram unities.
. . . W ....
rr fca -ar- ae-ess c siow tor- " , r ' i i, vJ' i umonn ana . nn
ofocs Vlf. atarw to. Jfe' unepkent; Sh, , diSCUJkston on dif--mv
at 4 have kr-w-; fx"t'eTa" . ' frrent problems that arise and
. frtWT reLTjui 1. VBetnpknTtt on Urge toPhlBdle them sln the
;tvi t-a.V(.- tt-H xt..1 ar aoctjo-Mi ; pj Cross Handbook for Home
r-'.-l , .y i-- pr-.iems. A pe:w.-r: without
I Tr. rL' .tr?. r...7Zl : ob. pss4r bilU problem, i vorrow county worker for
rtf in7Z - fci -' be, S home service to military famll
ak'aiast Stayton
(If course, the Kagle have to
Kit through their first round
same. Ux Tlia! will either be
ai-aiast Klmlra or I'leasant
Hill. Stay ton ha oin-e defeated
Pleasant Hill earlier In the sea
John Buchner. who U editor
of the La C.rande Observer and
who was editor of the Stayton
t)h ioi in ,, . . ,,,. . .r
snice Workers. Mrs Ted Smith ; ; r .. . ...... . .w'
problems. I Morrow county worker for ; "7 ..h
at the 7 A 2 tourney
"The bid N.y for Staytoi
ii),- earing ir a roof ever hi i Fuller no U a volunteer pro- ! ' " u P.'. Y,
U?:b1,l Thi man. after resortar. Eram li",Jrc" j Grande tTe o'her nil-ht" Tl E
jto enme aad bemg caught. . program of the Red Cross chap- u a vw thM Ooach )on cfry
Fahr published a repw tn!" vrai-r Kr?; . Vjr'',,"i. vimi Daryl Smchlne u good
15C3 oa the increase of deaths j "ZL1; 'ZZJ - .":KrT- .. . J,;i.V,, m , enough to play on moat any col
by lung cancer in drect it La
; tjORship with the increasing
cr-.;urr.rrjoB of eearettes. ln
' 133? Dr A- H. Roffa. a caacer
' specialist offered terrifying ev
' ide-nce that tobacco corobastjoa
I ressd ae pro eked cancer in Ub-
'. oratorv arittraev
having to pay his debt to soc j ter in Ricftland.
lety by being Ln jaa or prison, j '"
win require his family to be or. jQn SallTIOnelli
welfare. j
i. ot ocy ttoes the ur.em
i really has a "loaded" ball club
j at Stayton. Another of his utara
ta Ron MlddlebttKvk. not as big
I as 6 5 Strcwchlne, but a ton scor
er The Eagles have rolled to
Dear Wes:
In the last news bulletin we : straight wins against some
. rAnvrrrr aid welfare needs re
eveViar a-d year after year !'"-rf oemaads on the ax rw!Vj rom ,he PanfjC North- stiff competition.
L'rke of iesen-ejof what 1 Additiocal schools. yAK-e. wt Gr,,n ralers Association, Buchner. who la an ace pho
.. JlT . r. ".TI. . 1 i fa lasJties have to be increas- t ,h, , .rticle that loerapher and has taken anm
learuiry i-e k,u war wtmi-. . . .k- p , -- - . , .,. . . .7 ...
i, in r-e f--i eiare To'" ' we tnougni snouia or p.sea on .n- ur5. bikjiui jjiciure wrvr
st in " e-- r t-w liram on veur tax : -u .u in thi. wn In n. munit . h,. ......
the soer.tsts tt must be just a
-.ate rrjooey aad ;
Coming Events
ITBUC PROGRAM
All Salnta' Fplaoopal Churcn
Tuewlay, March 14. B pro.
Musical anre, rat nravetu
Sake" fcy rpliM-opal (hurch
youth of jitern Oregon
No admiwkm. LVeryone wl-
ctrfr.e
Dance following.
Lfr.lON DANCE
Saturday. March 11. 9 pm.
Hepprwr legion Hall
yuckenbuh Orrhemtra. 1
admission
linen chest given away. Need
not be prrent to wla
EASTER EOOD SALES
American Legton Auxiliary,
Friday. March 24. next door
to Gardner
Sana Skic1 Rebrkah Benefit
Rake Sale. Sat. March 25
('oxen Building, neat door to
Gardner's.
LEXINGTON GRANGE
Saturday. Marrh 11. potluck
dinner, 6 M
Guest apraker. Don Child,
tat meat Inapector. Stan-field
Eaater program. bualneaa
meeting.
ANYONE FOR BA5KETBALL?
OSU BASKETBALL. S 00 D m.
Sunday. Marrh 12. OSU vm.
ORXX)N. K.ATU Channel t
Meet our man from NORTH
WESTERN during brtaks
In the game.
SPONSORED AS A PUBLIC
SERVICE BY
C. A. RUGGLES
Insurance Agency
Beppeet
t. o. i a7 tn. m-tta
' particularly those who store
Red Cross Month
v Z rk 5- Ptrx from aa parts ol ; rrain on the farm.
:;r-" - ...-, m the he's- trj" -" 6- -' Don't Boadla
i ? ; ades--ti hearing of the big Cwtamwotad Grata
I ; a,rs - hiring by this Urge i Salraortelia Is the number one
Lois Wiarhesse? cosspar.v will load all their ' proect of the entire Food and
; world y p'iMesatoM and family Drug Administration. Every pos.
m their el'j jalopy and strke sible means will be used to
out for yo-ar area aoptr.g tney break the mam ot mis aeaaiy
U mii! get ta the b.g bourn infertJon as it moves to human
ar.d rr.ace it big Getting there beings, hence the strict proced-
To the IVitor- -rti no rrK-nev, no guarantee of urea on contamination of grain
a yjb. no nftaare to go arty. Rodenu and birds are known
Ey presidential proclamation er txpect to be taker, in carriers of Salmonella. Grain
the' month of March is Araen-. L-ror tv.. Cire thus more ur. seized because of such contam
can Red Cross month. The spot- ;err'v'r'rt and welfare prob- i mation becomes unfit for live
light is on the White tar.aei rt stock feed since the Salmoncl
,win the red cross as it is un-1" e"vl-rn a compa-v as large U enters the animal and is
furled across the nation. Boe-- becomes large in j transferred to humans who use
er Clara Rarton. the rip-roanng- (
.est oo-goooer this country has
' ever arow
: teams to the
vour area you becorne part oi : -" k"-s.
vr., .K- or, if When thev- this reason, grain
seized
slow. In !
a r. -j n--h Kn'l-. tf. t.-.e going becomes
itv' founded the Red Cross is : other words, when this larger
j crtEpany saeeaes, the whole de
" Congress recognized the val- pendent xrjcur.rty shakes in
ue of the Araencan Red Cross i tLrraoil.
: in fuiacDorir.g in areas where : This letter is not raear.t to
i the gov ernraent of the United , scare you. But tt is intended tc
! States could not be involved, point out some of the many
.and in 1SjO chartered the or- Things to consider by a com
j gamzauon as the instrument i munity as stable as yours. Ee
i caosen cry iongiesa 10 ci u rsoer
tne medium of voluntary reiiei j Boeing
aad communication between the
American people and their arm
i ed forces, arid to carry on a
! system of national and inter
i national relief to prevent and
; mitigate siiffering.
j Tocay disaster relief aad arm
ed forces services command the
most trained personnel During
! peace t.rr.e the balance of tae
'servioes, the biood program, wa
ter saiety training, first aia
service, small craft safety serv-
jice, or the nursing program, has
at some trae aff
ected raost
choice?
if your demands of
is really the right
der this country has J r '- because of rodent or bird con-
e, vierSif to it to
aas 10 ue v.ia t. ms - . w that 1 111.-1 " Mc . "7
fiecs, waied through Cooa to , " 'TZiZT. tl" t :eels It must be destroyed says
attend the fallen, brewed soup, ' r"- , " " " " -. . i.da. or tested tor baimoneiia j
slept Uttie. took guff from no- ! w 1 nd found to be free or treatel
body, aad was the "angel of I?- or har to meetthe tjwith heat sufficient to ellmi-
the battlefields." After the war;cier3 ueriia Mte Salmonella and tested
she cor.tm'jed with her good and cant seil hen Ugainor used to produce non
food or non-feed products such
as glue flour.
As yet under the rules, the
grain can be diverted to feed
use before it Is seized unless
an Inspector places a "hold or
der" on It About the only way
to prevent a "hold order" Is
not to have it Inspected. Once
seized. It amounts to "destrue
km" because the cost of hold
ing It testing It heating It
retestir.g It to get clearance will
use up the value of the grain
anyhow. The only way to pre
vent seizure Is not to accept
contaminated grain. The FJJk.
means basin es on this one.
Grata Sanitattoa
The Washington Department
of Agriculture reported three
actions against grain shipments
during the month of January',
lSrS7 involving one grain ship
ment from Oregon of 174,3-10
lb. of wheat contaminated with
filth, and two voluntary correc
tions involving adulte rated
grain from a train wreck In
Eastern Washington amounting
to 5L230 lb. of wheat.
As yet to rr.v knowledge on.
ly commercial elevators are in-
the FDA. but, In
distant future prob-
grateful thank -you, or the out-j-f"1 rses marking the j inspected, so it
Sincerely.
R E. Gonty
l '.G7 62nd So.
Seattle, Wash. SSiTS
Editor's Note: Is the writer
sugzestirg that Sattleites
would like to send the Boeing
complex, with all its problems,
to Morrow county).
Burchell Gets M.S.
At Iowa State U.
j American families.
i The Red Cross is mainly a
volunteer organization. There Ga;. p. son of Co!
is no age uaiii, ana BiM j,tj Mri. EdwaH L. Burchell
i trained for the services render
of La Palrra. Calif, received his
i . -T z. rJ crvrv. o--ree Sat- .
ware, but who cannot be touch- .zv r". " e- " , spected by
:ed by a child's smile of appre-' r- . Ftbraary 25. at Icwa too
. ntir.w, 9 r.HrrrrA n-n'l.aie i. JiJ tT-5iiy 111 IVI.UI.JIC- -1)
dTt.ir-r.ci kiri r,f an .icriv : cose of the winter term.
i person as each of them receives ! He received the degree in nu
fthe service they need. This isiclear engirerir.g. Burchell was
', the American way of Lie. This i araong lia woo receive? r
! is the American Red Cross'
! A. R. Cross
Title Insurance Eidg,
i Pendleton, Oregon
jvaaced d'rrees. The B-urcfeellr
i are frequent visitors with re la
Itivea in Heppaer. CoL Rurche!j
ecently finished a tour of duty
in Vietr.am-
uum oe wise ior an concern
ed to fix the farm storage bins
before someone gets caught
with a lot of contaminated
grain.
Yours trulv,
Ray Boyee.' Asst. Mgr
Jordan Elevator Co.
lone, Oregon
RESULTS OF TAX POLL
listed below are the result of the rrcrnt poll
taken by The Gazette-Time: with the total vote
from the coupon printed under the "yrs" and "no"
columns lor emh question.
As has been the experience of other paper who
tried to get an accurate sampling of the publtca
attitude on the tax question, very little Interest
was shown. Rep. Irvln Mann said that one paper
In the 2sth district received only three replica to a
similar poll He also said that mail bring received
on the matter of taxes U also running light.
WHAT KIND OF TAXES?
What is your recommendation to
the Oregon legislature in its efforts
to ease the property tax load?
Do You Favor: yes no
1. Some sort of state tax to
reduce the property tax? 10 2
2. If so, do you favor a
state sales tax? 5 9
3. Or do you favor a broader
base income tax? 9 3
AMONG COMMENTS GIVEN l
"Use more care In spending."
"No soles tax."
"Would like to see a cut In government service
in order lo cut all tax."
'Reduced property tax must start t the local
level. Do not vote for every lax."
"Reduce state, school and local spending. (Re
ducing state employes would reduce highway traffic
considerably )."
"Have lived under two Rales tax situations and
would hale to see Oregon ndopt such a tax."
"Favor McCall plan: 1 limitation with higher
Income tax; no broader base."
I lie Gazette-Times thanks those who took the
time to mark the ballot and express their views.
The ballots have been sent to Rep. Mnnn for his
consideration.