SUNDAY, JULY 24, 1800
MEDi'ORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORE.
Edwards Speaks at
Democratic Meeting
I'nul 13. Edwards, resident
representative of tl 10 United
Nations Health in id Tochnlcul
AnhIsIiiiico priiKi'iini" In tho
IMilll)ilnit Islands, npoko lit
tlit JiiukNim County Dumo
orotic party orgiiiilzatloniil
muollng July 20.
Tint spcuknr hud been Iiihiki
on Ion vo In thin country after
a two-year term of duly In
tlm fur oust.
Kdwurds, who In the broth
er of Jackson County'n Demo
Nina Measles Cases
Reported in Medford
Nino cases of measles wero
reported In Medford mid ono
In Central Point during Uio
week ondlng Friday, accord
lK to C, I. Driimniond, public
health physician for the coun
ty henltli department.
Other comiminlciiblo di
seases reported durlnii the
week Included Influoiizn, II;
muinpn, 3; whooping cough,
1; meningitis Imept If), 1;
pneuinonlii, 1; Infectious hepa
titis. 1; ill In Medford nnd
one cane of mononucleosis In
Cciilrnl Point.
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criitlc chiiliiiiau, llurpor K.
Edward, addressed noino 1.10
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kiivc special cinphiiHln to tho
necessity for Americans to
revamp their administrative
representation and revitalize
lliolr thinking in order to
avoid losing tho hard eained
respect and admiration of
those who hiivo traditionally
looked to her In time of trial,
her neighbors In the Asian
and African blocn,
"America la not approach
ing n time of crisis, she In in
one," ho nald, citing tho recent
unexpected explosions In Tur
key, Korea, and Japan. Ho
uriiod Americanii to braco
themselves to face the chal
IciiKoa ho predicted they
would have to face within the
next decade, and to havo tho
couniKo to respond dynamical
ly to the contemporary situ
allon, an they have In previous
eras of ureal challenge.
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Portland - Anno Matthews,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph B. Matthews, 601 Da
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Padgett, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Padgett, 345 Oak
St., Central Point, have been
accorded honors at entrance
at Lewis and Clark college
where they are to enroll in
September.
Each year the college
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freshmen to approximately 15
per cent of the incoming class.
The honor carries no finan
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Anne, a graduate of Med
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Creg Engbrctson eyes the
Differences of Opinion Are
Noted Among TwoCouncilmen
By GEEG NOKES
Mail Tribune Staff Writer
The outward-appearing "to
getherness' of the Medford
city council has been shaken
lntcly by frequent differences
of opinion between two of Its
members.
The differences are be
tween Councilmcn R. L. Van
Sickle, Ward 3, and Donald
Hansen, Ward 2.
Van Sickle appears to be
the more outspoken of the
two. He is up for reelection
in November. Hansen is not.
Both are first-term council
mcn. Van Sickle has indicat
ed to the Mail Tribune that
he will "probably" run for
reelection.
The dispute has become ev
ident at recent council meet
ings. It appears to be based
on their respective political
philosophies.
Arguments A Rarity
Real honest-to'goodness ar
gument during city countil
meetings are more or less of
a rarity. Business which
might be of a controversial
nature is frequently decided
prior to council meetings in
so-called non-public "execu
tive sessions," held the morn
ing before each council meet
ing. When differences of opin
ion are expressed during the
public meetings they are nor
mally done so for the public's
sake. And these differences
can be assumed to be a pub
lic version of arguments that
have taken plncc during an
earlier "executive session."
There may be legitimate
and valid reasons for the
council wanting to appear as
peaceful and one-minded as
possible, but this reporter
docs not yet know what they
are.
Demonstrated at Meeting
The differences of opinion
between Hansen and Van
Sickle were demonstrated at
Thursday's council meeting.
Hansen had taken over as
Rehabilitation
Of Willamette
River Planned
Portland - Subject to a mu
tually acceptable agreement
with the U. S. Corps of Engi
neers, the Oregon game com
mission at its meeting in Port
land Friday. July 15, gave the
green light to a vast chemical
treatment project involving
some 100 miles of stream and
tributaries In the middle fork
of the Willamette river.
Tho rehabilitation Includes
all waters in the middle fork
above the Corps of Engineer's
Hills creek flood control proj
ect, which Is aimed at provid
ing top trout angling in wa
ters above the Hills creek
dam, hinges on the mutual
agreement.
If an agreement is reached,
tho middle fork nnd its tribu
taries will be dosed with rolc
none to eradicate a heavy in
festation of squnwfish, suck
ers, red-sided shiners, and oth
er undesirable scrap fish,
Klekoff date for the rehabili
tation which will take about
two months to complete has
been tentatively set for
Aug. 1.
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Gary O. Leglor, son of Mr,
and Mrs. Alex Leglcr, Central
Point, graduated from recruit
training recently at the Naval
Training center, San Diego,
Calif.
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ond summer session of the
ers college. Greg's father u
the college.
chairman of the meeting due
to the absence, of Mayor John
W. Snider.
(Mayor Snider, incidental
ly, usually prevents public
council arguments by his
skillful presiding.)
The conflict Thursday arose
over two different agenda
items - the lease of land for
a sanitary land-fill to the City
Sanitary Service company,
and licenses for limousine
services at the municipal air
port. City Sanitary Service had
asked for a five-year lease on
city property in the White
City area to experiment with
the land-fill method ol gar
bage disposal.
Franchise Term Left
Councilman Robert Baccus
pointed out that the compa
ny's franchise had only about
four years to run, so the lease
should probably be good only
until the franchise term ex
pires, when it can be renewed
if necessary. An amendment
was introduced to that ef
fect. Councilman Van Sickle pro
tested saying that if the com
pany wanted a five-year lease,
whether or not their fran
chise lasted that long, it was
its business, not the council's.
He stated that the council was
interfering in matters that
were none of its concern.
The rest of the council felt
otherwise, however, and the
amendment was approved by
a 6-1 vote with only Van
Sickle opposed.
When the limousine license
applications came up from
the Medford Airport Limou
sine Service and the Yellow
Cab company, Hansen stated
that he would oppose the is
suance of a license to Yellow
Cab company because there
s not enough business to
support two companies. He
said the license should go to
the company which first ap
plied to service the airport,
namley, the Airport Limou
sine Service.
Expresses View
Hansen had also expressed
this view at a previous meet
ing at which time it brought
heated outcry from Van
Sickle, "I'm not going to vote
to put anyone out of busi
ness." Van Sickle again Thursday
night repented his view - in
no uncertain terms - that the
council was again meddling
in the affairs of private busi
ness. He voiced the opinion
that the council's only con
cern was to assure the com
panies that they would be
able to compete on equal foot
ing.
Hansen pointed out that be
cause Yellow Cab company
was also operating a taxi-
cab service the competition
would not be on an equal
fooling.
This time, however, Hansen
stood alone and the council
approved the Yellow Cab
company's license by a 6-1
vote.
The two men clashed again
tho same night during discus
sion of an agreement provid
ing for the erection of sculpture-typo
play apparatus in
city parks. When Van Sickle
crltlcir-ed the pnrks and rec
reation commission for nego
tiating In this matter without
prior council authorization,
Hansen almost immediately
jumped to the commission's
defense and complimented
them on their work.
Civic Center Proposal
Another example of the
difference in the outlook of
4j
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Emporia (Kansas) State Teach
assistant to the president at
(UPI Telephoto)
the two men can be found in
the recent Civic Center pro
posal.
A request was before the
council for a change of zone
for two lots near the propos
ed center. The petitioners pro
posed to erect a service sta
tion in one of the lots, but
needed a limited commercial
zone classification. The area
is now multiple-family zone,
Van Sickle favored the re
quest because he said the city
has been purposely keeping
property values down in this
area by trying to reserve it
for a civic center.
The rest of the council
differed, and the request was
denied by a 6-1 vote.
Opposite View Points
In fact, on any matter
which is not of routine na
ture, the two men can near
ly always be found holding
opposite viewpoints.
When differences between
the two individualistic coun-
cilmen first became evident
it appeared that several of
their colleagues would take
sides on the matter. Council
men Al Bradford and Jimmy
Dunlevy voted with Hansen
much of the time, while
Councilman Fred Robinson
appeared inclined to go along
more with Van Sickle.
However, as the disagree
ments have grown more heat
ed this is no longer the case,
and the two men are often
found standing alone on many
issues.
As long as the dispute does
not get out of hand, and it
does not now appear that it
will, it is all-in-all a very
healthy situation for the
council, in the opinion of a
disinterested observer.
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Medford'n city fire depart
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fire district responded to 10,
according to Fire Chief Gor
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Of the 01 alarms in the
city, 15 were for grass or
trash fires, four for vehicle
fires and 13 for dwelling fires.
There was one false alarm,
Seven of the 10 alarms In
the rural fire district were
for grass fires. In addition,
the rural district responded
to one shed fire and one
truck fire.
City equipment was out on
BUILDINGS BLASTED
Portland - (UPD - Vandals
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The purchase was made pos
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Klamath Falls Fire depart
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