THURSDAY. APRIL 8, 1961
Policy Violation
In Airline Merger
Seen by CAB Man
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, ORE.
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i. Washington - (DPB - Did tht
" Civil Aeronautics Board vio
late its own policies by ap-
proving the merger of Capital
and United airlines?
This issue was raised today
by CAB member G. Joseph
Minetti, who agreed with the
unanimous decision but said
be did so reluctantly.
- Minetti's dissenting com
ments contained sham criti
cism of the decision he said
violated long-standing prece
dent ana policy.
Minetu recalled tnat in a
1955 route case the CAB said
"it is vital ... to so develoD
the national air route struc
ture as to tend to decrease
rather than increase the gap
between relative size of the
big four carriers (American,
United, TWA and Eastern) and
tne smaller trunks." ;
Creates Largest System
He pointed out that the
UAL-Capltal merger created
a system from 15 to 30 per
cent larger than American
Airlines, now the largest car
rier. He said this was "con
trary to the board's long
standing efforts to effect a
more equitable distribution of
traffic among the trunkilnes."
- The CAB member said the
board has given United major
route segments "which it
never could have gained
through normal certification
processes." He specifically cri
ticized allowing United to op
erate Capital's New Orleans
' Atlanta -New York route,
which he said would have a
"major adverse impact", on
Delta and Eastern. The merger
would have been attractive to
United even without this
route, he said.
Bills Approved
By Legislature
Salem - HJPD - Measures ap
proved Tuesday:
By the Senate -
S JR33 Const! tutlonal
change relating to indebted
ness of counties.
SB151 - Public employees'
retirement. ,
SB274 - School finances.
SB454 - Public officers and
employees.
. By the House
HB1675 - Sale of explo
sives, .s"..;.,; v '.
' HB1697 - Taxation.
Budgets - Board of Parole,
Industrial Accident Commis
sion, Agriculture Department,
state treasurer, Mid-Columbia
home, Insurance Department,
Fire marshal, Real Estate col
lection agencies board.
HB1010 - Repeals personal
property taxes. ;
HB1243 - State civil service
appeals.
Measures approved Wednes
day: ti
By The Senate
SB63 - Recording of legal
instruments.
SB142 - Agriculture.
Budgets-Planning and De
velopment Department, Forest
Protection and Conservation
Committee, Board of Forest
ry, Correctional institution,
MacLaren, and Dammasch
Hospital.
HB1015 - Establishes Port
land as permanent headquar
ters for state welfare commis
sion. HB1190 - Taxes.
HB1219 - Schools.
HB1320 - Chiropodists.
By The House
HB1445 - District courts.
HB1530 - Legal notices.
HB1583 - Barber schools.
HB1668 - Mining claims.
HB2092 - Budget for Cor
poration Department.
HB1156 - Criminal actions.
HB1162 - Counsel in crim
inal cases.
HB1223 - Court reporter
fees.
HB1286 - Claims against
state. '
- HB1353 - Allows red lights
on volunteer fire vehicles.
HB1632 - Teachers.
HB1638 - Appeals.
HB1710 - Alcohol.
HJM11 - Asks federal gov
ernment to encourage mining.
SB23 - Motor transporta
tion code.
SB148 - Turkeys.
SOC Faculty Member
Receives Recognition
Ashland - Dr. Frances Ho
rowitz received national rec
ognition for Southern Oregon
college when she presented a
paper, "The Relationship of
Anxiety, Self Concept and So
ciometric Status Among
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Grad
ers," at the March meeting of
the Society for Research in
Child Development at Penn
sylvania State university.
Dr. Horowitz, a member of
the psychology staff since
1959, based her paper upon
research done at the college.
She is the wife of Dr. Floyd
R. Horowitz, assistant profes
sor of English at Southern
Oregon college.
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