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Hayward Reviews
Plan for Medlord
Business District
Richard Hayward, Eugene,
bureau of municipal research
' planning consultant, reviewed
a public building plan for
Mediord and a central Med
ford business district plan at
the Monday roundtable lunch
eon of the Medford Chamber
of Commerce.
The plans, which were pre
sented to city officials in ear
ly June, were reviewed and
maps were posted to illustrate
projected plans.
He explained that Medford
has had federal assistance
with planning since 1958
when Ned Langford arrived
here from Eugene. He is now
employed full time by the
City of Medford for planning.
So far Medford has spent
$24,000 for planning studies,
Hayward said, and added that
$4,700 has been earmarked by
the city for future planning.
Future Improvements
Future improvements with
in the central business district
plan are recommended on the
basis that Medford will reach
a population of 36,000 by
1980. He stressed that through
traffic should be routed
around the core business dis
trict and local traffic mini
mized. The plan for public build
ings in Medlord centered on
the library park with govern
ment buildings grouped
around it to the south. He
added that Medford is ap
proaching a size large enough
to support a civic auditorium
and convention hall, and three
sugscsted sites were included
in the plan.
Hayward stressed that busi
ness district improvements
nni rhpan. The citv must
find out its problems, then a
group of business persons is
needed to promote It.
"You must sell yourself on
the plan," Hayward contin
ued, "then you must sell it to
the public. Anything you do
will reflect your group so get
out and support the program
from which all will benefit."
He said Medford is the fast
est growing area in the whole
state and "it is up to you to
keep up with it."
English Lamp Post
Lights City Center
T Iwornnnt N Y. - (UPD A
mst-irnn rzas lamD which Il
luminated a dockside area of
Liverpool, England, for near
ly a century until put out of
business by electricity now
shines acain - in this name
sake city 3.304 miles away.
The lamp post, a gift from !
the English city to this cen- j
tral New York village, stands
on the lawn in front of the
villnge civic center.
RofiirhUheH and electrified.
It was dedicated on Memorial
day ns an eternal lifiht sym-j
bolizing international friend
shin. Messages from both the
lord mayor of the English
Liverpool. D. J. Lewis, and
the British consul in New
York, the Hon. Alan M. Wil
liams, C.M.G., were read.
Lewis said: "May the Liver-,
poi)l lump post be a permanent '
symbol of the friendships
existing between the two Llv
erpnols." Grandy said the Idea of the
gas lamp gift came Inst year
when the English city Install
ed a modern lighting system,
and the then lord mayor, Pe
ter McKcrnnn, "thought It
would be nice for different
places named Liverpool in
various parts of the world to
have these lamps. "
Among the victims of the
changoover were 250 gas
l;imps which used to stand on
the docks In front of Guinness
breweries. Guumrss Exports
Ltd. bought the lamps from
the city and cooperated In
Fending them without cost to
other cities throughout the
world.
One lamp stands in front
of the llcnjamin Kranklin
Federal Savings and Loan as
sociation in Portland, Oregon,
and is back at work with its
original gas.
Well-Child Clinic
Skied in Prospect
A well-child conference will
be held at the Prospect Com
munity hall Wednesday July
25. from JO a m. to 3 p.m., ac
cording to the Jackson county
health department.
Children from six months
to six years old are eligible
to attend. The conference Is
primarily for those children
not under regular health su
pervision by a family physi
cian. Immunisation will be of
fered. Dr. A. E. Merkel, public
health physician, is the exam
ing doc, or. Appointments may
TUESDAY, JULY 24. 1862
Bay Area
San Francisco -H'PD-A San
Francisco housewife picked
up her telephone, dialed the
operator and said with a sly
smile:
"I don't seem to be able
to dial it. Would you please
get me number three billion,
one hundred seventy six mil
lion, four hundred twenty
nine thousand, six hundred
eighty two?"
If the operator was left
confused - and who could
blame her? - the housewife
could claim another victory
for the bay area forces who
are in revolt auainst ANC,
the all-number calling system
that Bell System companies
arc gradually substituting for
letter prefixes across the na
tion. San Francisco Bay area
residents have developed oth
er guerrilla tactics against
"Ma Bell," as the Pacific Tele
phone & Telegraph Company
is known, in their battle to
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Residents
preserve such colorful ex
change prefixes as xuicon,
Scabright and Juniper.
The telephone company un
derstandably will not reveal
all the indignities to which
it is being subjected, but
they are reported to include
the payment of bills with an
extra penny or two, just to
snarl up the company's book
keeping, or the punching of
random holes in computer
ized cards.
Today 18 million of the 77
million telephones in the
United States have ANC. The
total will climb to more than
100 million by 1975. Boom
ing growth is rapidly using
up all the available letter
combinations for name pre
fixes, the company contends.
In the opposite corner is
the Anti-Digit Dialing League,
a newly incorporated San
Francisco organization dedi
cated to halting "creeping
numeralism."
Continue All-Number Dialing Objections
Prof. S. I. Hayakawa, noted
scmanticist and a league
founder, put it this way:
"We have all numerals for
our Social Security accounts
and all numerals for our bank
accounts: but we don't have
to memorize our own.
"A telephone number is dif
ferent. It is an address and
we have to keep addresses
of friends and business con
tacts in our heads. As psychol
ogists have shown, the seven
numeral system goes well be
yond the average person's
ability to memorize."
Carl V. May, another league
founder, said it's opposed to
such "juvenile" means of pro
test as harassing telephone
operators or overpaying
phone bills.
"There are legal channels
to voice our protests and we
plan to use them," he said.
"We arc getting a hearing be
fore the state public utilities
commission and we will tell
MLDFGRD MAIL TRIBUNE. MtUrOHU, OHKGCN
them that the company is not
being realistic in expecting
people to react like ma
chines." The phone company tikes
issue with the memory ob
jection, declaring that in ti e
short period of time between
looking up a number and dial
ing, it's about as easy to re
Two Escape Death In
Seattle (UPB - An Oregon
man and his sister, return
ing from a family funeral, es
caped injury when their am
phibian plane flipped over in
Lake Washington Sunday
during an attempted landing.
The pilot, Robert Matthews,
34, a Coos Bay, Ore., logger,
was giving his sister, Mrs.
Carl B. Woolley, 41 of Renton.
her first airplane ride. As her
husband and children watch
ed from the Renton airfield,
about 500 yards away, the sin
member seven numbers as
two letters and five numbers.
But it concedes that it may
take a little longer to memo
rize all-numerical numbers.
By switching to ANC, the
company is able to use all 10
numeral openings on the tele
phone dial for the prefix in
stead of the eight on which
Crash of Plane
gle-engine plane flipped over
as it touched down on the
water.
Matthews and his sister
clung to floating seat cush
ions until a rescue boat picked
them up.
The plane sank shortly aft
erwards while the two were
being taken to Renton hos
pital. They suffered multiple
cuts and bruises and Mrs.
Woolley received a broken
rib and fractured elbow.
letters appear. "This means
that hundreds of new prefix
combinations can eventually
be made by using numerals in
stead of letters."
The Anti-Digit Dialing
League said that it's possible
to get 912 million different
phone numbers with letter
prefixes using present tele
phone arrangements, and an
astronomical 4.75 billion un
der future plans.
A telephone company
spokesman brushed off the
claims as incorrect.
The Anti-Digit Dialing
League challenged the phone
company to debate the issue,
but the latter stiffly declined.
The league reports new ad
herents flocking to its banner.
Founder May said new chap
ters were in the process of
being formed in such diverse
centers of revolt as Washing
ton, D.C., Carson City, Nev
Phoenix, Ariz., Bioomington,
Ind., and Yakima, Wash.
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