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GP Nursing Home Files Complaint Against New State Fire Code 'Salem - (UPD - State Fire Marshal Walter Korlann has received third formal com plaint and hearing request from a medical institution about Oregon's new and stiff er fire code. The latest complaint is from Parkview Nursing Home, Grants Pass. The home says it was certified in the past but now haa been told to in stall fire curtains and make other improvements. A date for a hearing will be set later. Korlann announced a change in the hearing date on com plaints by Klamath Valley and Hillside hospitals, both of Page 2A MEDFORD. Tribune MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1962 H. D. OTTOSEN cOurage , inTelligence . Thrift cOurtes Sobriety expErience iNtegrity Democrat for Sheriff Pd. Pel. ki. Ottosen toi Sheriff, 10 Geneva it., Medforc! H. D. OTTOSEN Klamath Falls. They are dis- would cost up to $130,000, puting Korlann's order of that the time allowed for corn April 23 to install sprinkler pliance is too short, and ques systems. . tion extent of his power in They complain tlft this the matter. Governor's Agninsf Reducing Strength Of National Guatd Anchorage, Alaska - (UPD -The Western Governors con ference has gone on record opposing reduction of Army National Guard strength and I urging that any reorganization of the National Guard be de j layed until similar action is I taken with active Army and j Air National Guard. It was one of 13 resolutions I adopted by the governors at 1 the closing business session last week. 1 The governors also elected Gov. Paul Fannin of Arizona as their 1963 chairman and Gov. Edmund G. (Pat) Brown of California as vice chair man. Date and site of the 1963 coats shabby... coat's sharp and he drycleaned it himself for a fraction of usual cost DON'T TAKE A CHANCE on Moth Damage . . . prepare your Winter clothing for Summer storage easily and safely here. We're always open drop in any time. TV FO YOUR PLEASUM BIG H it. WASHER COIN-OPERATED HAIR DRYERS They have r 80 days from the April 23 order In which to comply. he hearing will be in Kor lann's office here in the State Labor and Industrie build ing at 9 a.m. (PST) Wednes day. A May 11 hearing date was canceled, as was a Tues day date. There have also been two in formal complaints - both from homes for the aged in Port- I land - but these have been conference will be announced sett'et' later. The fuss stems from a The Eovernors also urged March 23 opinion by Atty all states to ratify a proposed Gen. Robert Y. Thornton that interstate vehicle equipment the fire code passed by the 1961 Legislature applies not only to new hospitals, nursing homes and homes for tht aged but older ones O well. Six Months To Comply The new code went into ef fect Jan. 1, 1962, and all in stitutions must be certified by the state by June 30. The fire marshal inspects all facilities and certifies their safety to the State Board of Health, which in turn certifies them for operation. Korlann revealed he has asked the attorney general for another opinion - on whether the tire marshal can certify institutions not yet complying but in the process of doing so. MOTHER'S DAY CARDS FOR SUNDAY, MAY 13 When you care enough to aeod (he very bat (lunm'i 217 E. Main OWBIil S Medford safety compact "to accelerate efforts to develop and adopt uniform standards for im proved automobile safety equipment." A second interstate high way compact adopted by the governors suggested a seven point program to assure great er automobile traffic safety in the nation. The resolution will be introduced at the national governors' meeting this sum mer in Hershey, Pa., to seek national implementation of the program. , 1 (RiPUBUCAN) I " ' 1 FRED L. if I WALKER j M COUNTY ttt U 1 j COMMISSIONER -f ! 25 Years Proven j ,.'TN J"f Business Success ' ""e K mti. Pol. Adv. W.lkot k Vl tor County Comm. John J I Rom, Chn.., 2J0 W. I Main, Medford. I iirfisSlaa Explosive Fire Damages Prineville Editor's Home Prineville - (UPD - An ex plosive fire that police said was set did extensive damage Friday night to the home of Central Oregonian editor Ron Swift, who has been receiv ing threats over water fluori dation. The flash fire blew out win dows in the living -oom and bedroom. Police said an ex plosive substance, such as gas and oil, had been poured around the house. Swift, who is 25 and be came editor of the newspaper earlier this year, has receiv ed threats during the past month over his paper's publi cation of information about a ballot measure to fluoridate the water supply. The propos al goes before the voters May 18. On April 28, Swift called the fire department when he saw a roll of paper burning in the spout of the gas tank of his car. The following morning a similar newspaper bomb was found in an old car sitting on a lot about 12 Icet from his home. The next day the newspa per received an anonymous card with pasted out words reading: "More cars if poison goes in water. 'DrycleanWASH Vryv $2.00r. 20 ? 10' (8 Quartan ptr Load) iMWHTOWN 12 Dim.i V P" Load) f (Ono Dime) 5S. TO LAUNDROMAT .JUWART OAKDALE LAUNDROMAT COIN OPERATED DRY CLEANING Next to Oakdal. Market 11 Ih and Oakdal (Republican) David S. BLAIR far Jackson County Commissioner Experience, background and determination to do a tint clan job! Pol. Arlv. paid lor by David S. Blair. P.O. Box 306, Roquo River, Ore. Authorities said they did I not know whether the threats resulted from the paper's pub lication of articles about fluor idation, or were designed to call attention away from some omer issue. Infante Acquitted Of Theft Charge Los Angeles - (UPD - Marc antonio Diaz-Infante, self styled Mexico revolutionary leader, has been found inno cent of a charge of bilkine a woman of $1,000 in 1950. But Diaz-Infante, 39. was returned to county jail after the jury returned the verdict on the grand theft charge. He is awaiting a hearing on a charge of violating probation on a grand theft conviction in 1947. The jury of eight women and four men deliberated less than two hours before find ing Diaz-Infante innocent of a charge of taking $1,000 from Mrs. Ysidra Chavez to obtain papers for immigration pur poses. Diaz-lnfanle claimed to be a leader of a 100,000-man revolutionary movement at tempting to save Mexico from communism. A six man dele gation of the "Zapata Move ment" appeared before the United Nations April 17, de manding an inquiry into cur rent government activities of President Lopez Mateos. The defendant denied ever receiving money from Mrs. Chavez. Borate Bomber Sent To Atlanta Region A B-26 airplane of Rosen- balm Aviation, Medford, un der contract to the U.S. forest service was flown to Atlanta. Ga., Friday to be on standby in forest Region 8. Pilot was Austin Murray. Doug Finch, plane dispatch er for Rogue River National forest, reported that the bor ate bomber was sent to At lanta for temporary standby because a plane there is out of service and a fire danger sit- j uatlon exists. MULT You'll be the enry of your ntiohborhood with Multi lark. For the lawn apply a thm layer, not over '4" deep, of tine Multi-Bark and rake lightly and water to work il down Into the lawn. Multi-Bark will reduce Irrigation requirement and give your lawn the pro tection it needs during the hot hummer months. 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