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LIVING AGAIN Jerry Voltatotorni, 3, who was "dead
on arrival," was restored to life at San Francisco in a daring
urgery. The youngster was strangled by a sudden; massive
throat inflammation, Surgeons opened his chest cavity, mas
caged his heart back into action, and performed a trache
otomy to permit him to breathe. The boy is still in serious
condition. - ' .flJPI Telephoto)
Capitol Memo '
Community College
Problems Believed
Being Ironed Out
By DOUGLAS GRIPP
Salem - (UPD - Two sections
of Oregon are, concerned oyer
birth of "area education dis
tricts" which would permit
establishment of small col
leges on the community level.
But Oregon Education Depart
ment officials feel the prob
lems, are being ironed out.
Boundaries have been t
major sore point -in both the
proposed Southwest Oregon
and Central Oregon area edu
cation districts.
The State Board of Educa
tion hoped it had settled the
dispute in Southwest Oregon
last August by cutting some
territory out of the proposed
district that wanted to be ex
cluded. '
; The designated area now in
cludes all of Coos county, and
fringe segments of Lane,
Pouglas and Curry counties.
Josephine county wanted out
and was not included. Most
of Curry county was exclud
ed, because of . the distance
factor.
division, said the counties are
holding meetings among them
selves and there appears to be
a .meeting of the minds
forming, .'.'.
Any area may form such a
district if: (1) The area in
cludes a property true cash
value of at least $75 million,
and (2) If 1,000 or more stu
dents are enrolled in ''secon
dary schools within the boun
daries. " V
After the boundaries are ap
proved, the next step is for
the state board to call an elec
tion and voters within the dis
trict rule on the plan, also
electing a five-man board of
directors. This board passes
on the property tax levy
necessary to get the school
started, studies site of the
school and other problem.
The idea is to have the
school located in the center
of the area, easily accessible
to all.
; Two property owners, one
In Coos and the other in
Curry, filed Circuit Court
units in ScDtember asking for
the boundary decision to be
voided. Thev claim that their
property would not be bene
fited by Inclusion In me. District.
The Central Orcaon district
would be composed of Crook,
Deschutes and Jefferson coun
ties. . -
, Jefferson County citizens
said they wanted to know first
where the school would oe lo
cated, and whether, they
would have adequate repre
sentation on the district's
board of directors, to be elect
ed at large. Their point was
that within the tri-county
area the heaviest population
is in one county - Deschutes.
Oscar Paulson, assistant su
perintendent for the education
department's vocational and
post high school eduoatlon
The community colleges are
designed to offer a two-year
course, including classes on
the college transfer level plus
vocational, terminal and adult
evening classes.
Paulson sava npiiiinna nrp
being circulated In Malheur
County and the Huntington
school district of Baker coun
ty for possible formation of
a community college district
In Eastern Oregon. Citizens
in Tillamook and Clatsop
counties are studying the pos
sibilities in their areas, he
said.
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