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ijjmnip1it,r Tuidr, July t. 1S57 StZDFOllD (OREGON) MAIL TRIBUNE SEVEH jut s Trend Hasnt Reached I awpv Qavc Frnnnrnv ' I ''V.'' ' fcv V' 'F, 1 151 1 X ,4. 1 '51 ' JT r , f 4 RECEIVING HER ROYAL CROWN in I.os Angeles is rRKy Jacobson, 18, Miss California of 10.77, from Shirley Wittee, last year's w inner. Peggy will be a contestant next month for Mis3 Universe title. (lnicmnt;,al Soundphotoj Youth Caravaners Set Local Meetings Three young people from the International Walther League, Youth Caravaners, will be at St. Peter Evangelical Lutheran rhurch, 1020 East Main St., Wed nesday, July 3 through July 6. The three are Miss Marion Huether, Elliott, N. Dak., Miss Sue Springer, Hereford, Texas, and Hugo Kranz, Kansas City, Kin. During their stay here they will work with the local League in worship, Bible study, group recreation, and service-projects. The planned schedule is for meetings with Medford League officers Wednesday, July 3, at 8 p.m. and Friday, July 5, at 7:30 p.m. at the church. Thurs day a picnic will be held at the parsonage for the Caravan- fTs and the church congress-1 Agricultural Director Visits in Medford Robert J. Steward, of Baker who recently assumed the du ties of director of the state de partment of agriculture at Sa Iem, was a Medford visitor Monday, his first time here since taking office. Steward attended the meeting of the state water resources board, and also discussed farm problems with others in the community. He was a member of the 1957 legislature, but re signed before taking the agri culture directorship. tion. Saturday evening a report meeting is set with the officers and voters of the congregation in the church basement at 7:30 p.m. All interested members are invited to attend. State Government Yet The "economy trend" among legislators in Washington con cerning large budget appropria tions has not yet appeared in Oregon, State Sen. Phil Lowry told the Jackson County Cham ber of Commerce Roundtable yesterday at its noon luncheon at the Jackson hotel. Lowry, discussing the increase in Oregon's general fund dur ing the past 10 years, noted "Oregon has gone down the road to big government, which may not necessarily be a bad thing." The general fund is 1947 was $78 million. This year it reached a new peak, $283 million, he said. Despite large population in creases in Oregon, Lowry point ed, out the budget increases since 1947 were not propor tionate to the number of new residents in Oregon since that time. He added he did not fore see any "break" in the trend to increase the budget each ses sion, which has been on th2 rise since 1935. Increass Necessary The state senator stated it has been necessary to increase state taxes, but questioned the method used by the recent Democrat- controlled legislature to raise the money. According to Lowry $38 mil lion of the $283 million budget will come from surplus funds that accrued under the surtax tax structure, repealed by the legislature at the last session. Depending on a surplus to balance the budget, then ex hausting that surplus, will cre ate problems for the next ses sion of budget-makers who somehow will have to make up the difference supplied by the surplus this year, and program for another increased budget as well, Lowry said". Criticizes Committee Lowry criticized the House taxation committee which kill ed a proposed sales tax bill be fore it knew where any tax money would come from. He referred to a sales tax, with the appropriate exemptions for necessities, as a "mildly pro gressive" form of taxation. A good tax program, Lowry said, would be a combination between a sales tax and per sonal income tax. He added that a sales tax is a more "stable form of taxation than income tax. Noting the effect of Oregon's tax program on possible indus trial development of the state Lowry said there was little in centive for locally-owned busi ness to develop, but encouraged big out-of-state corporations to establish branches here that would not return its profits back to the state. Refutes Charge Lowry refuted a charge made earlier this week by state Demo cratic Chairman Bob Boyer that the Republicans had killed in the senate a bill to establish a nonpartisan state, power com mission. Lowry said the bill had never come to a vote, but still being considered by a Demo cratically controlled senate com mittee when the legislative ses sion adjourned. The Republican legislator said "very little" of Gov. Robert Holmes' program was enacted during the session. 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