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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 26, 1962)
Club Members Hear Review of Proposed Charter "Shall we or shall we not run out own affairs'' is the way Dr. Arthur Kreisman sized up the question of home rule in Jackson county. Speaking at a luncheon meeting of the Medford Ro tary club Tuesday at the Rogue Valley Country club, the professor of English and humanities at Southern Ore gon college and member of the county's home rule com mittee emphasized that the approval of home rule in Jackson county will not af fect O and C funds. Emphasizing the non-partisan approach to home rule here. Dr. Kreisman pointed out that the group of commis sioners selected by voters would not seek office on a partisan basis. Instead, he said, the system would work in a way similar to Medford's city government. The plan is not aimed at any party but seeks only to free Jackson county of legislative control and achieve greater effi ciency. Flexible Charter The proposed charter was arrived at after long delib eration by a committee com posed almost equally of rep resentatives of both parties. It Is completely flexible and can be changed later as con ditions demand and experi ence dictates. There were 27 measures presented before the last leg islature by the League of Ore gon counties and all but three were acted upon, the speaker reminded Rotarians. Both the counties' and state's problems have become more complex as population of both in creased. The antiquated sys tem of a century ago does not spell efficiency and economy and does not give citizens a ; full vote in electing county i officials. The $4 million Jack-1 son county business needs j people selected on the basis or j qualifications for various jobs j and the proposed home rule charter will make this pos sible. Dr. Kreisman concluded his address with reminder that this county should run its own affairs and try the pro gram set up by the committee here whose existence was made possible by initial leg islative action. Jackson coun ty approved the formation of such a committee by a two to one vote. FCC Official To Speak at Meeting Eugene Robert T. Bartley, federal communications com missioner from Washington, D.C., will be a featured speaker at the April 27-28 conference of the Oregon As sociation of Broadcasters. Meetings of the OAB, which will draw broadcasters from radio and television stations of the state, will be held at the Village Green in Cottage Grove, according to Kan j. ; Nestvold, general manager of ! the Association and instruc tor in journalism at the Uni versity of Oregon. Speakers on the program Include Chancellor Roy E. Lieuallen of the Oregon State System of Higher Education, j whose luncheon topic Friday will be "Education is News." ! Other speakers are John H. Hulteng, professor and dean elect of the University's School of Journalism; Wally Hunter, former executive di rector of the Republican State Central committee; Bill Marsh of W. W. Marsh and Associates, Portland; and Jack Sugg of Cole and Weber, Portland advertising agency. A discussion of FCC license , renewal inspection procedure, and a new U.S. Weather bu-1 reau forecasting presentation will be held. j College to Start Certificate Program Weed -Next fall College of the Slskiyous will offer a certificate program for the first time. A student will be business education, engineer ing and real estate. The business education cer tificates are offered in these areas: agriculture, clerk typ ist, medical-dental secretary, stenographer, and secretary. All are two year courses ex cept for the medical-dental secretary and stenographic certificate which are one year courses. The other two certificate programs to be offered outside of business are engineering and real estate. 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