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HEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. ME0FOHD. OHE.
TUESDAY. MARCH 21. 13S1
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PLASTIC WHEEL Light enough to be held
by a child but strong enough to support a
tank. That's this plastic tank wheel being
developed by the Firestone Tire and Rubber
Co. at Akron, O. Eight-year-old Jeff Den
holm is dwarfed by the tank in the back
ground but carries the new lightweight
plastic 60-pound wheel easily. The plastic
wheels are intended to replace the conven
tional steel tank wheels, greatly reducing
the weight of the vehicle.
(UPI Telephoto)
Hearings Resume
On Snake Dams
Portland - IDPII - The second
week of Federal Power Com
mission hearings on rival ap
plications to build dams on
the Snake river opened here
Monday.
The hearings center on fish
passage facilities of the two
proposed dams. Pacific North
west Power Company seeks a
license to construct the High
Mountain Sheep Dam while
the Washington Public Power
Supply System has a rival ap
plication to build ,the Nez
Perce dam.
Harlan B. Holmes, Portland,
a biological consultant for
WPPSS, underwent cross ex
amination Monday. He main
tained that both upstream and
downstream passage facilities
designed for the Nez Perce
Dam site below the mouth of
the Salmon on the Snake river
would be successful.
Cross-e x a m i n a t i o n of
Holmes continued today. Tech
nical aspects of fish passage
facilities will continue
throughout the week.
Demonstrators
Win First Hurdle
Washingtbn-!Hl-SH-ln dem
onstrators, whose movement
has spread throughout the
south, have cleared their first
hurdle in the Supreme court.
The court agreed Monday
to hear its first case on this
cnhippi Tt accented for review
the appeals of 16 "Negro stu
dents at Southern university
convicted in Baton Rouge,
La., of disturbing the peace.
The forthcoming decision
nnnM ffnvprn rases of other
demonstrators in Jackson
ville, Fla., Greensboro, N.C,
Atlanta. Ga.. Lynchburg. Va.
or other cities. On the other
hand, the court may not rule
in any such sweeping fashion
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Forestry Request Pleases Morse
Washington-OT-Sen. Wayne
Morse (D-Ore.), said Monday
he was encouraged by Presi
dent Kennedy's request for an
extra $22 million for forestry
programs.
"I am gratified io learn ol
this increase," Morse said. But
he said it was "still short of
the amount needed to put the
program for the national for
ests on the schedule that was
suggested by the previous ad
ministration in 1959."
The Oregon Democrat said
Kennedy had inherited pro
grams that "were way behind
schedule because of (he fail
ure of the previous adminis
tration to seek necessary
funds."
"President Kennedy is do
ing his best to make up ior
the previous administration's
resources deficits while still
giving due consideration to
the overall budget situation,"
he said.
State Highway Bids
To Be Opened April J J
Satom-CT - Bids will be
opened here April 11 on 30
slate highway projects cost
ing an estimated SI I million,
the State Highway commis
sion said today.
Neuberger Urges
No Education lies
Washington -TO'.- Sen. Man
rine Neuberger (D-Ore.) urged
Monday that federal aid to.
education be made available I
to states with no strings at- f
tachert.
The Oregon Deiriocrat made j
the statement during an ap
pearance before a Senate sub-1
committee, which is holding I
hearings on a federal aid to
education hill. j
She also expressed the hope!
that aid whicti would he made ;'
available under the bill would
be used to improve the "qual
ity as well as (he quantity"
of teachers.
Scout News
Cub Scout Pack 8
son school gymnasium .
am scheduled.
Cubs, patents and friends
are Invited to attend since at-
) tendance counts toward iha
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Sewage Collection i
Spending Seis Mark !
Portland - ITI - A record
Sil.323,9;t5 on sewage cotlec
tuu and disywsul (uciUUes was
spent by OceRun communities,
last your, the State Sanitary
Authority said Monday,
The authority added that
more than S57 million worth
of new or improved facilities
were needed by I 13 commu
nities in the battle against
stream pollution.
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Chet and Hee Mamman
To Public Health
Salem -(UPU- The president
of the state board of health
said Monday the water pollu
tion bill approved by the Ore
gon senate "hamstrings" the
state sanitary authority and is
"a serious threat to the pub
lic health and welfare of the
people of this state."
Dr. Carl Holm of Salem de
scribed SB36 as a "loophole"
for those who pollute Ore
gon's streams.
The bill allows them to es-
! cape correction by protesting
j that future SSA orders to
1 abate might not be "techni
ically practicable and econom
1 ically feasible."
Vigorously Protested
I These words in the bill
j were vigorously protested by
(Sen. Robert Slraub (D-Eu-i
gene) and others who con
tended the language would let
industries and cities tie up the
sanitary authority in court
over definitions.
Dr. Holm declared-. "It is
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unwisely counseled by the
apparent that some of our
state leaislators have been
city of Portland and other
special-interest groups, plac
ing the public health in jeop
ardy." He said he hopes the Ore
gon house will "recognize the
restrictions that senate amend
ments to SB36 have placed on
the administration of Ore
gon's water pollution control
laws."
"This is nol the time to
weaken the laws of Oregon,
as pollution problems in this
slate multiply in the years
ahead," he said. Dr. Holm said
pollution conlrol is basic and
essential to good health and
"cannot be evaded by any in
dividuals, gruups, industries,
cities or towns without serious
consequences."
"One of these consequences
which we are already facing
is infectious hepatitis, a ser
ious disabling liver disease,
which has become one of the
most frequent illnesses in the
country."
People interested m
health," he continued, "should
-not let this action pass with
out vigorous protest in view
of the state's moral and legal
responsibilities in all matters
relating to the preservation of
life and health of the people
of the state."
Bellon To Keep
Preseni Duties
Salem-'lTIi- The senate, state
and federal affairs committee
voted Monday to let Treasur
er Howard C. Belton keep his
present duties, instead of
chopping Belton's 55-member
staff in half by moving the
gift and Inheritance section to
a new department.
Gov. Mark Hatfield advo
cated the switch in a reor
ganization oil to create a de
partment of revenue headed
by a cabinet officer picked by
the governor.
Tile committee said, how
ever, it probably will no along
with the rest of the plan to
put the oaO-member State Tax
Commission and staff in the
department. The commis-
said it lavors the change
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