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SIXTEEN MEDFORD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE Thurtdsr. JVpril H. 1S57 Election SetMay 20 On Proposed Budget For Ashland Schools Ashland The Ashland school board citizen's committee ear lier this week approved a pro posed 1957-58 school budget call ing for an expenditure of about $100,000 more than the budget for the current year. The proposed budget totals $913,801 for 1957-58, compared to an overall budget approved last year of 5814,050. Reason for the higher budget proposal is due to increase teach ers' salaries and planned ad ministration building projects and site acquisitions, according to Dr. Howard Balderstone, su perintendent of Ashland schools. Election Scheduled Ashland voters will consider the proposed budget at an elec tion May 20. Including essential expenses but excluding interest and prin cipal on bonds, the budget seeks revenue to cover $816,801 in ex penses, Balderstone said. This compares with $710,624 in the 1956-57 fiscal year. Adding the bond interest and principal, comparable figures are 5814,050 in 1956-57 and $913, 801 in 1957-58, the superinten dent said. Increase Personnel Balderstone said $62,661 of the increased figure is reflected in the increased cost of per sonnel, including the addition of six full-time teachers and pay allocation for one half-time posi tion. An additional $30,000 was asked in the budget for construc tion of administrative building facilities near the high school, and another $10,000 for acquisi tion of building sites in that area. Balderstone said that current offices on Main st. are unsatis factory because of their remote ness from school facilities and because of the heavy incidence j of street travel. Legislative Briefs Salem (U.R) The Senate has voted to remove House bill 650, providing for suspension of pub lic officials under indictment, from the Multnomah county del egation where it had been tabled. The vote was strictly along party lines, with the 15 Repub licans voting to take the bill from the delegation and the 14 preseit Democrats voting against it. Sen. Andrew J. Naterlin, Newport Democrat, had been ex cused to attend a funeral. Sen. G. D. Gleason, Portland Democrat, charged the Repub licans with a breach of faith. He said there had been an under standing by both parties that such a controversial issue would not be brought up when a mem ber of either party was excused Had Sen. Naterlin, been present, and had he voted with his Dem ocratic colleagues, the' vote would have been 15-15 and the bill would have remained on the table of the Multnomah county delegation. Salem (U.R) The House pas sed two of three bills increasing rates and benefits under the workmen's compensation law a total of 19.9 per cent. Vote on the chief bill was 41-18, over objections that the rate increase was too steep. A move by Republican Rep. Win ton J. Hunt, Woodburn, to re refer the bills to the Committee on Labor and Industries for further study failed. Salem (U.R) The joint Ways and Means Committee approved unanimously a budget calling for $44,200,000 for higher education. The budget calls for faculty salary hikes and increased stu dent fees. State students will pay an additional $6 per quarter or 518 for a full school year. Out- of-state students will pay $11 ; more per quarter, or $33 per school year. Seven Area Students Apply for Institute Application forms of the sec ond annual Oregon State college junior engineers' and scientists' summer institute are now avail able at Medford High school for 10th and 11th grade students, ac cording to school officials. Sophomores and juniors from Oregon and southwest Washing ton high schools areeligible to apply for admission to the insti tute. The two-week session will be held June 9-22. Seven science students at Med ford High school have applied for enrollment in the summer institute and -will receive noti fication of acceptance early in May if their applications are approved, school officials said. Total per capita cost for the science - engineering orientation course is 590. The fee includes board, lodging,, tuition, field trips, supplies and other costs. Financial assistance is available to students who qualify. Scientists of Tomorrow, a non profit organization, is sponsor ing the two-week summer institute. BACK TO WORK Athol, Mass. (U.R) Robert H. Lawton retired as a telephone company supervisor three years ago and took up tree farming as a hobby. 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