MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ORE.
MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1961
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Cost Estimates Made On Tentative Road Program in County
The tentative 1961-62 Jack
son county road program in
cludes 26.65 miles of grading
and graveling at an estimated
total cost of $466,945 and
29.34 miles of oiling and pav
ing at a total estimated cost
of $260,480, according to
County Engineer Robert J.
Carstensen.
The county engineer ex
plained that this program is
tentative so far since the coun
ty court has not approved the
proposals yet. This proposed
program compares with $478,
720 for 41.59 miles of grading
and graveling in the 1960-61
road schedule and $254,405
for 38.13 miles of oiling and
paving in the 1960-61 sched
ule. However, not all of these
projects have been completed.
Some of the grading and grav
eling must be completed this
spring and some of the oiling
and paving must be finished
this summer.
Spring Completion
Those grading and gravel
ing projects to be completed
this spring are one mile on
Corey rd. at an estimated cost
of $9,000; 1.10 miles on the
Foothill rd., from Vilas id
to Coker Butte rd., at $12,920;
Poorman creek, 1.50 miles, at
$31,500; Elk creek, one mile,
at $21,000; Applegate rd., 2.69
miles, at $40,000. If these
projects nre not completed be
for Iho new fiscal year starts
July I, then they will be re
budgeted and carried over
into tile new program.
Those oiling and paving
projects In the current pro
gram to be rebudgeted and
done this summer are: Ham
rick rd paving of .35 mile,
$3,000; Rogue River drive,
CHICAGO BLAST This Interior, view jurlng at least 37 others. Fire officials said
shows blast damage after an explosion rock- the blast was caused by a bomb. Five of
ed a near north side night club in Chicago, the injured are in serious condition.
111., late Friday killing one person and in- (UPI Telephoto)
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Boy Scouts Found
Tillamook (UPD -Four Tilla
mook Boy Scouts, missing
overnight on an outing in the
rugged Hebo area about 20
miles south of here, were
found Sunday, ending a mas
sive search.
The boys were Michael Bon
kowski, 11; Steve Wagner, 12,
and Ron Wagner, 11, brothers,
and Timothy Jones, 13.
Three airmen from the Mt.
Hebo Air Force base, part of
250 searchers, located the
youngsters. The boys were de
scribed in good condition and
sent home.
A sheriff's deputy said the
boys told him they spent the
night huddled together near
an old log after losing their
directions.
They had been expected
back Saturday night after
leaving that afternoon.
Youngster's Body
Found at Newport
Newport-(UPD-A body wash
ed up on the beach near here
was identified Sunday as that
of a 9-year-old Harrisburg boy
crushed by a rolling log and
swept out to sea March 15.
Russell Alan Kizer was kill
ed along with his sister, Di
anne, 13, by the log as they
were standing at Hecata beach
just north of Florence. The
body was found Saturday by
a Seal Rock resident about 10
miles south of Newport.
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mat coat on 1.50 miles, $6,-
375; Ala Vista, mat coat on
one mile, $4,250; Corey rd.,
mat coat on one mile, $4,250;
and Foothill rd., Vilas rd. to
Coker Butte rd mat coat on
1.10 miles, $1,680.
Tentative grading and grav
eling for the 1961-62 program
include: Corey rd. (Foothill
rd. to Kershaw rd.) .5 mile,
$7,000; Kershaw rd., Corey
rd. to Antelope rd., .75 mile,
$7,875; South Fork of the Lit
tle Butte id., Lake Creek rd.
east, 2.5. miles, $65,000; Butte
Falls rd., from Bowen Creek
rd. to Willow Creek rd., three
miles, $03,000; Laurel st. (in
town of Butte Falls), .12
miles, $2,520; Rogue River
drive, from Dry creek north,
1.3 miles, $27,300; Evans
Creek rd., from Bybee grade
and Antioch seciton, 1.8 miles,
$47,700; Sykes Creek rd. (Ex
tension to north), .75 mile,
$13,500.
Other tentative grading and
graveling projects are: Kubli
rd., from Missouri flats rd.
to the county line, 1.25 miles,
$6,250; Baldwin rd., from Sce
nic rd. to Willow Springs, .5
mile, $5,000; Willow Springs
rd., from Baldwin rd. east,
one mile, $15,000; Vilas-Head-Hanley
rd.,,3.76 miles, coun
ty's share, $40,000 (federal
government gives matching
funds);' Grant rd. (guard
rail), 23 mile, $2,100;
Pioneer rd., Griffin Creek rd.
to Carpenter Hill rd., 1.25
miles, $27,500; Hyatt Lake
rd., 1.5 miles, $33,000; Upper
River rd., 1.69 miles, $10,200;
Elk Creek rd., two miles, $42,
000; Ala Vista rd., 1.75 miles,
$31,000; Poorman Creek rd.,
.5 mile, $10,500; and Military
rd., .5 mile, $10,500.
Oiling and paving projects
included in the tentative
schedule are: Foothill rd.,
from Coker Butte rd. to Vilas
rd., mat coat on 1.25 miles,
$5,025; Corey rd., from Mc
Loughlin rd. to Kershaw rd.,
mat coat on 1.5 miles, $6,750;
Kershaw rd., from Corey rd.
to Antelope rd,, mat coat on
.8 mile, $3,600; Domino and
Fowler rds., from Corey to
Crater Lake highway, mat
coat on .57 mile, $2,565; Ala
Vista rd. (Bigham-Brown rd
to Riley rd.), mat coat on 1.61
miles, $7,245; Laurel st., in
Butte Falls, paving of .12
mile, $2,520; Butte Falls-Fish-
Iowa Sandbag
Teams Battling
Rampaging River
By United Press International
Sandbag teams battled the
raging Cedar river in Iowa
today under threat of new
rains from a tornado-thunderstorm
pattern that raked the
south-central United States.
Spring's first week end
lived up to its promised
warmth for most of the na
tion but warm air melted
snow that gorged the Cedar
and sent floodwaters racing
along the Winnebago, Rac
coon and Little Sioux rivers
in Iowa.
Authorities at Waterloo,
Iowa, braced for a predicted
lO'j-foot crest on the Cedar,
4V4 feel over residential flood
stage and the highest predict
ed crest in 32 years.
National Guard troops
moved into Mason City, Iowa,
and the Red Cross launched
emergency operations for 30
families removed ahead of the
Winnebago. Other Iowa dan
ger points were at Charles
City, Cedar Falls, Cedar Rap
ids', Sac City and Correction
ville. Mild readings covered most
of the nation, with little
change from week end
warmth that lured Americans
by the millions to beaches and
forest preserves.
lake rd., paving three miles,
$29,500; Rogue River drive,
paving two miles, $19,000;
Meadows rd., paving 2.85
miles, $27,400.
Others.
Other oiling and paving
projects tentatively listed are;
East Evans Creek rd. (lnv
Rogue River), paving .75
mile, $7,200; Upper Riv-.
er rd., mat coat on 1.69
miles, $7,600; Hamilton
rd., paving one mile, $9,800;
Applegate rd., paving, 2.S
miles, $10,000 as county's
share, federal government to
provide matching funds un
der the federal assistance to
secondary roads program; Ku
bit rd., mat coat on 1.25 miles,
$5,625; Baldwin rd., mat coat
on .5 mile, $2,250; Willow
Springs rd., mat coat on one
mile, $4,500; Hanley rd., re
paving of .75 mile, $7,200;
Hamrick rd., repaying .60
mile, $5,760; Dead Indian rd.,
repavlng one mile, $9,600; Hy
att Lake rd., paving of one
mile, $9,800; Fourth st. (in
Central Point), paving of .4
mile, $3,840; Stewart ave., re
paving over box culvert, $4,
000; plus miscellaneous mat
coating and sealing, $40,000.
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NIGHT CLUB BOMBED Firemen carry
one of the injured victims from a near
north side club In Chicago, III., after an ex
plosion rocked the establishment, killing
one person and injuring at least 37 others
late Friday, Five of the injured are in seri
ous condition. Fire officials say that the
blast was caused by a bomb.
(UPI Telephoto)
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