1 fAity. November 11, 19SI
MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORP, CRi.
Higher Education
Sfcw ! SHOP EARLY for Christmas
... at SPECIAL SAVINGS
Salem -JOT- Budgetmakers
fnnlr a nra hmianr c ttnn nnn
I slice from a record $60,679,-1
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Jor 19o9-61 here Thursdav.
At the same time. Gov. Rob
ert D. Holmes told the State
Board of Higher Education he
was operating on "a clear j
mandate from the voters of I
Oregon for economy and no
new taxes, in cuttincr huriirpt i
requests.
"I can't see a buildinz oro-!
gram for, institutions of high-
- er education without a bond
ing program," the governor
added.
The higher education cut
was recommended to the gov
ernor bv the State Depart
ment of Finance and Adminis-
; tration. The 560 million figure
, represented a 30 per cent in
crease over current costs.
The cuts eliminate salary
range increases designed to
maintain Oregon's "middle-
zone rank amone the na
tion's colleges and universi
ties, improvement of teacher-
student ratios and request for
additional county, agents and
, agricultural research.
FFA Plans Sale
; Of Christmas Cards
Central Point - The Crater
High school Future Farmers
01 America chapter will spon
sor a Christmas card drive
Tuesday, Nov. 25, with about
dZ Doys expected to partici-
- pate.
They will canvass the Cen-
irai fomt. Gold Hill, Sams
Valley and Medford areas.
Proceeds will be used to
help finance chapter activi-1
ues. lne Crater chapter has a
- yearly budget exceeding
; $2,000, and has purchased
several new pieces of equip
ment this year, including a
larger tractor, a mower and
- plow.
Other activities for which
the money will be used in
cludes support of the parlia
mentary team, the 20-acre
' cnapter farm and to send dele-
; gates to the national conven
tion in Kansas Citv
The Christmas card drive
will, start about 6:30 pjn. and
is expected to be completed
about 10 p.m. The drive was
planned by the student exppn-
t tive council with Ed Griggs
and Bill MacFarlane, chapter
aavisors.
Public Hearing Set
On Telephone Rales
Salem -flIPfl- Public Utility
Commissioner Howard Mor
gan today ordered a public
hear in i? her TW n 4
t . w . Aaumc I
proceedings on Pacific Tele-
rri i i I
xeiegrapn com
pany requested $4,850,000
xaie increase.
The company's direct case
was presented Kent o
Morgan said full cross-ex
amination of me utility's evi
dence would be had "at the De
cember hearing. The PTJC
staff and interested members
of the public also will get a
chance to present direct evi-
ueiice.
Pier Angeli
Files for Divorce
Hollywood-CPD-Actress Pier
nngeu, 2D, iiied for divorce
from Vic Damnno TVim-crto
.nu4 juaj , I
charging her singer-husband
vi xour years witn unspecified
acts of cruelty.
The attractive Italian-born
actress will receive $500 a
month for the support of their
o-jredr-oia son, rerry, until the
boy reaches 21, according to
property settlement signed
Dy uamone.
The settlement also called
for the singer to turn over 25
per cent of his yearly gross
earnings or $21,000, which
ever is greater to Miss Angeli
Detween Jan. l next year and
uct. 31, i960.
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