TWELVE MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE
Tuesday, March 29, 1955
Misunderstanding
On Intent of Bill
Leads to Referral
By WILLIAM WARREN
' United Press Correspondent
Salem (U.R) A measure to
jive justices of the peace the
power to suspend all or part of
sentence prescribed by law went
from the Senate Highway com
mittee late yesterday to the ju
diciary committee.
The impression, since the
measure was referred to the
highway committee, was that
the intent of the law was to
enable justices of the peace to
suspend part of the fines spelled
out by law for overloading log
ging trucks. The fines graduate
as the overloads graduate.
Engineer Opposes
R. H. Baldock, state highway
engineer, appeared in opposi
tion to the measure. He said the
Imposition of prescribed fines
had lessened the percentage of
violations of overloading, and
so had lessened the wear and
tear on the highways. He said
since the fines were spelld out in
the 1951 Legislature, violations
had decreased.
A motion was made and sec
onded to table the , House-approved
bill as Rep. Loran L.
Stewart (R-Cottage Grove), its
sponsor walked into the room.
He explained his late appearance
by saying that the House had
just concluded its session after
discussing meaures brought out
by the House Tax Committee of
which Stewart is chairman.
Msant For District Courts
The motion was withdrawn so
that Stewart could present his
case.
Then It turned out the mea
sure, as Stewart put it, "had
never been intended to be a log
deal."
He said he had introduced the
bill at request of the Oregon Dis
trict Courts association, and it
was primarily intended to apply
to district courts. But the, dis
trict courts got left off some
where along the route, and the
measure as it reads would apply
only to justices courts.
Sen. Charles ,W. Bingner (R
LaGrande) wanted to know,
then, why the bill had been re
ferred to the committee on high
ways instead of judiciary. Sen.
Monroe Sweetland moved that
President Elmo E. Smith (R
John Day) be asked to re-refer
the measure to the committee on
judiciary, and if he agrees that
will be its next gauntlet.
The move to refer brought
smiles from the audience and
from the committee, because of
the double-trouble four senators
found themselves in for.
On the judiciary committee
are these attorney - senators who
also are on highways and all at
the meeting: Warren Gill (R
Lebanon) chairman of judiciary;
Carl Francis (R-Dayton), Phil
Lowery (R-Medford) and Warren
McMinimee (R - Tillamook),
chairman of the Senate Highway
Committee.
Two Men Killed When
Small Bridge Falls
Prineville (U.R) Two
men were fatally injured yester
day just outside the city limits
here when part of a bridge abut
ment on which they were work
ing fell on them.
Charles Batson, 48, of the
Portland-Beaverton area died in
the ambulance, Robert Watson,
40, Prineville, died several hours
later at a local hospital.
Bridge workmen said they had
struck quicksand just before the
cave-in. The two victims were
working beneath the structure
when it fell.
The bridge crosses Ochoco
Creek just outside of Prine
ville. New $7,000,000 Freeway
Dedication Thursday
Vancouver, Wash. (U.R)
Vancouver will unveil its new
$7,000,000, freeway Thursday
with a 19-gun salute in the pres
ence of Gov. Arthur B. Langiie
and state officials.
The dedication will be held
at the Camas overpass on the ;
Washington side of the Inter- i
state bridge following a noon j
luncheon. . I
Gov. Langiie ' will be accomp-'
anied by Lt. Gov. Emmett An-;
derson; W. A. Bugge, director !
of highways; R. A. Mosio, high- j
way commission chairman, and j
Vancouver mayor Robert S. Mc
Call. j
- National Guard artillery will
fire the opening salute as the
wraps are taken from the new j
limited access highways.
H- fire
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