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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1962)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON THURSDAY. OCTOBER 18. 1962 Driving Faster Than West Coast Plane Schedules Portland HIPP A witness from Burns told the Civil Aeronautics Board here Wednesday it is faster to Idichi v wmnivIM PIGGLY WIGGLYlWHI i iuul i muuL 1 1 ipi tii anve 10 roruana in me sum mer because West Coast Air lines schedules are so bad. Orville Corbett and other Eastern Oregon spokesmeri pleaded for a continuation of West Coast service with im- , proved timing. Corbett said better sched- ' fnr Ritrn In nrnuirift tho fivn passengers a day needed for rptentinn of subsidized local . air service under the CAB's "use it or lose it" policy. The CAB is considering letting West Coast stop sched uled service to Bend, Red mond, Lakeview, Burns, Ba ker, Ontario, Newport, To ledo: Payette. Idaho; Logan and Ogden. Utah; and Belling ham and Omak,' Wash. The hearing also involves pro posed changes in United Air Lines routes to other cities. Better Schedules Asked Witnesses from Burns, Lakeview, Klamath Falls and , Ontario all asked for con tinued service with better schedules. All pointed out they are badly isolated. Joseph A. Sawyer, manager .of the Klamath Falls airport, urged retention of service to Bend, Burns, Lakeview and . Salem, all tribuory to Kla math Falls. He and other wit- nesses suggested that Lake- , view, be served on a new Reno, Nev., route and Burns be served on the Boise-Portland route. .Tnhn M. T.eshpr and H. F. Logue of Ontario said their city might 'provide five pas sengers a day if West Coast could offer a morning flight to Portland. He said about 15 Ontario residents a month now drive to Boise to catch a faster flight to Portland. Howard Goodnough of Lakeview said it was unfair to expect the small commu nity to muster five passengers a day. Corbett said under present routing. West Coast now flies 494 miles of travel to Port land a direct air distance of 273 miles. Little World's Fair Damaged by Storm Damascus, Ore. - OJPIt - The Little World's Fair, which weathered a financial storm earlier this year, fared less well in Friday's winds. Garland Wiley, president of the fair, said three buildings on the fairgrounds "exploded like match boxes' when the 1 tnyr.n ...Inrlc clinnl through the Damascus area. Another building and part of the fair office lost parts of roofs; fences around the out- rinnr theatpr went down alone , with part of the theater build ing. Wiley was unable to ostl . male damage loss, but said it . would be a "big loss." He said Ihe damaged property was not - insured. The T.illle World's Fair cloyed last summer and Wiley said at the time it would re open in the summer of 196:1. He said he would confer with members of the fair board to - decide what to do. , Country's Power Needs Emphasized 1, Vancouver. Wash. - OJPli -America must build the equivalent of a Grand Coulee . Dam every two months to .meet this country's power and energy needs, Undersec retary of the Interior James K. Carr said Wednesday. .. Carr spoke at the dedica tion of a new high voltage testing laboratory built here . by Bonneville Power admin istration. He said the United Stales faces staggering demands for energy. "More than anything else I want to make it clear that we must abandon any provin cial, 'teakettle' approaches to the nation's energy sup ply problems," Carr empha sized. He said private and public power agencies in the North west have made a "commend able" beginning. Discount Stores Now Extending Services New York - ATP - utscouni stores are branching out from j their strictly cash-and-carry j function, according to a sur-1 vey by Audits and Surveys companv, which reports 51 I per cent of 1.278 stores cov- j ered in the study now extend credit to customers and de livery services are provided bv 3'i per rent. 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