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( ) n O GO t ) oo 0 0 O c:;:r:-::-3c:::;;::DG3 o o co or, or 00 0 GOc::o o Oct Oooc:oocd oc:k3 cQooGa qq OO CO MAIL TtliUHt M4fori, Or. 7 nuriajy. May ti 1M A ' House Democrats Eye Early Action On School Bill Washington - fUPD - House J Democratic leaders paved the i way today for early action on the stalled $975 million school construction bill. Speaker Sam Rayburn (D- j Tex.) got a commitment from chairman Howard W. Smith (D-Va.) of the House rules committee to hold hearings on the measure next week. The bill was approved by i the House education commit- j tee in March, but has been delayed by the conservative-' dominated rules committee for six weeks. The House bill would pro vide for federal grants of : ?325 million annually to states to help construct need ed classrooms. The Senate passed a two year, Sl,800,000,000 educa tion measure in February which would cover construc tion and also for teachers' salaries. Other congressional news: Drugs: Dr. Walter Modell of Cornell University Medical College told Senate drug in vestigators in prepared testi mony that different trade names given to the same medicines cause confusion among doctors and druggists. ' Tax: The Senate was sched-: uled to take final action on a controversial tax reimburse ment bill. Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen (111.) said he would try to kill the measure, which would authorize feder al payments to local govern ments to make up for local taxes lost on property ac quired by the federal govern ment. Madical: The Health Insur ance Association of America urged Congress to study fully all medical care plans for the aged to prevent hasty passage of a "costly and grossly in efficient" bill. The group rep resenting health insurance companies told the House ways and means and Senate finance committees that it thought "there is no need for new federal program, other than possible increase in exist ing" state and federal benefits. Kennedy Right To Nomination Told Portland, Ore. - (UPD - Mrs. Maurine Neuberger has quot ed Adlai Stevenson as saying that if Sen. John Kennedy fD-Mass.) won the Oregon pri mary he had a right to the Democratic presidential nom ination. Mrs. Neuberger arrived here Wednesday by train from Washington, D. C., to cam paign for the Democratic nomination for U. S. Senator from Oregon, a vacancy creat ed by the death of her late husband, Sen. Richard L. Neu bereer. She said she would slick to her own campaign and would not take part in the battle between Kennedy and Sen. Wayne Morse (D-Ore.) for votes in the state's May 20 Democratic presidential pri mary. Mrs. Neuberger said among reasons for this is that Ste venson, her favorite for the presidency, is not on the bal lot. She quoted Stevenson as saying "if Kennedy wins in Oregon he has a right to the nomination." i Also on the Oregon ballot will be Sens. Hubert Hum phrey (Minn.), Lyndon John son (Tex.) and Stuart Syming ton (Mo.). Humphrey, after his West Virginia defeat by Kennedy, has bowed out as a presidential candidate. Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT Benjamin Lee Long, improper 1 left turn, 55. Bcnnfe Tyler Adamt. excessive noise. So; drag racing. $25.. Clarence Arthur Kinman, viola tion of basic rule, S10. i Ronald Bryson Atkins, disobeyed traffic stpnal, $10. Alice Ruth Young, driving with- j out adequate glasses, $5. I Billy Ranncy Rigsby, disobeyed : traffic signal. $10. Earl Calvin tiaddis, disobeyed traffic sign, $5. Bettie Larie Graft, displayed ex- Sired vehicle registration plates, 2.50. James Long an, expired license plates, $2.50. Ross Hanneson, rfo operator's li cense in possession. $2.50. ! Berdeen Ruth Walker, no ve hicle registration plates displayed, $2.50. Darrell Brereton, no operator's license in possession, $5. Jay Woodford Taylor, defective equipment, S2.30. Ronald Willard Bartlett, dis obeyed traffic signal. $10. John Wesley Spencer Jr., driving over a fire hose, fine suspended on condition that he make restitution, i George Trancis Train, displayed j expired vehicle registration plates, I $2.50. ! Osmond Wallace Stout, violation ; f haste rule, $10. I Betty Jenn Millhollln. no opera tor's licence In priion. $10. Lester Ronald Dimon, n. opera tor's HccriM in poaiwseioa, fit; vio lation of basic rule. $10. Joe Junior Holmes, violating of hRMc rule. $20; disobeyed traffic 1 signal. $10. 1 Robert Wade Kin. pteyd traffic sign, $5. B rendu Gay Barnard, OaM i yield fight of way, 2e. I ' o impil MAY Dlln i nm-fc , ' E-3 a r- I yj i nrn I rT7 LLJTJU3J.-il 11 lULJ L 1 ' 1 J 1 I 1,1 I, I -- 'Ht--"- SAVE! BARGAINS GALORE ALL OVER THE STORE! FOR YOU! FOR YOUR FAMILY! FOR YOUR HOME! 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