MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 19S2
Committee Recommends Widening, Paving Barnett Between Freeway and 99
The Oregon Slate highway
department should give ser
ious consideration to widen
ing and paving Barnett rd. be
tween Interstate 5 and High
way 99, the Medford Cham
ber of Commerce highway
committee recommended dur
ing this week's luncheon meeting.
It also noted that Highland
ave. is now being extended
through to Barnett rd. The
committee had worked on and
recommended this project
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Other work of the commit
tee has resulted in city and
state approval of an extended
culvert on Stewart ave. to ac
commodate trucks turning
from Highway 99 to Inter
state S.
The chamber committee al
so has been active for years
on the Crater Lake highway.
Committee Chairman diet
Hubbard announced that con
tract for paving the stretch
from Flounce Rock through
Prospect would be let in the
near future.
Speedometer Test Courie
On the state level the com
mittee is encouraging the
state highway department to
establish a speedometer test
course on Interstate 5 be
tween Medford and the Cali
fornia border.
The committee also is rec
ommending eternal vigil on
state gas tax money. The con
stitutional revision committee
had suggested the legislature
be given the power to divert
certain funds for other pur
poses. These funds are raised
by the gas tax for the sole
purpose of building and main
taining Oregon's highways
and should continue to go into
the state highway department
funds, the committee added.
"The committee views with
alarm the practice of the leg
islature of bonding for certain
highway contracts, thus im
posing politically inspired
projects upon the state high
way department. This prac
tice adversely affects the de
partment's planning and its
progran ," Hubbard said.
"Such contracts should be
I h e exclusive responsibility
of the department otherwise
strong pressure groups work
ing through the legislature
could completely upset the
orderly planning of the de
partment." Meanwhile, the committee
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For State Representative
ELECT
radford
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DEMOCRAT
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Sixth year of legislative
experience on Medford
City Council.
Bradford for Rep. Comm.
Russell DeForest,
Chairman
Franklin Bldg.,
Medford, Ore.
is working for a common
numbering on the Winnemuc-ca-to-the-Sca
highway. The
committee feels the states af
fected, Nevada, Oregon and
California, should work out
a common plan.
A joint meeting will be
held with representatives of
Crescent City, Calif., Grants
Pass. Klamath Falls, Lake
view and Winnemucca, Nev.,
in the near future to secure
the common number designa
tion, it was decided.
Committees of both the
Josephine and Medford cham
bers will work together on
common problems with the
two legislative committees
during the coming legislative
year.
Unander Objects To
Article Regarding
Campaign Money
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Helicopter Pilot
Examination Opens
A new examination for
helicopter pilot at the U. S.
Army Aviation Center, Fort
Rucker, Ala., is now open, ac
cording to the civil service
commission.
Persons appointed to this
job will instruct student
pilots.
To qualify, applicants must
hold a currently valid FAA
license with instructor's rat
ing for cither rotary or fixed
wing aircraft and have had at
least 500 hours as first pilot
of rotary wing aircraft.
Further information is
available at the civil service
office in the Medford post
office.
Sig Unander, Republican
candidate for U. S. Senator,
objected Thursday to a col
umn by A. Robert Smith,
Mail Tribune Washington cor
respondent, which appeared
in Wednesday's Mail Tribune.
The article referred t o
Unander's reporting of his
campaign contributions.
Unander charges that
Smith's article is a "shocking
display of profesional incom
petence," adding that the facts
of this "tempest-in-a-teapot"
are plain and simple as Smith
could have "obtained them for
himself had he taken the trou
ble to make one telephone
call."
The candidate explained
that he, personally, has re
ported no contributions to his
current political campaign
since all contributions to his
campaign are turned over to
the Unander for Senator com
mittee. Article Quoted
In his article. Smith said
that "Unander has employed a
loophole in the federal cor
rupt practices act to cloak the
identity of his election cam
paign contributors and the
cost of his campaign."
"Sen. Wayne Morse, for his
part, has shielded the identity
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of the contributors of over
two-thirds of the amount he
says he has received thus far
in his reelection effort," the
article stated.
Unander added that under
the laws of Oregon, the Unan
der for Senator committee
will make a complete and de
tailed report of its campaign
contributions and expendi
tures within ten days follow
ing the election. In the mean
time, he explained, the com
mittee will open its books on
24-hour notice to any person
who may be qualified to de
mand it.
In concluding, Unander
stated that he does not believe
that his campaign finances ex
ceed one-third those of his
opponent.
"1 can state that t estab
lished a policy at the outset
of this campaign that the re
sults of Tuesday's election
should depend upon the can
didates and issues, and not
upon the dollars spent."
Elsewhere in today's Mail
Tribune is another article by
Smith giving further break
down of Morse's campaign
contributions.
Students Receive
Honorable Mention
Two valley high school stu
dents, from Central Point and
Medford, received honorable
mention in the high school
creativity competition spon
sored by the University of
Oregon and the "Northwest
Review "
Beverly Marian Klimbi,
Crater High school, was hon
ored in the graphic arts divi
sion, and Carl Washburne,
Medford High school, in the
poetry division.
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Physicists Attend
Briefing Session
Eugene Two University
of Oregon physicists are at
tending a special invitational
briefing session being held by
the National Aeronautics and
Space Administration in Chi
cago. The scientists are Dr. John
L. Powell, head of the depart
ment of physics, and Dr.
Bernd Crasemann, associate
professor of physics.
The meeting, officially cal
led the NASA-University Con
ference on the Science and
Technology of Space Explora
tion, is designed to bring uni
versity scientists up to date
on NASA's current research
activities and to promote
closer cooperation between
campus and national space re
search work. This is the first
such meeting to be held.
The top NASA scientists
from throughout the country
are in Chicago to brief their
university colleagues on all
aspects of space research from
theoretical physics to jet propulsion.
Valley Students
In Speech Contest
Ashland - Southern Oregon
college speech students, Bar
bara Gysin, Medford; and
Woolsey Griffin, Ashland, tied
for second in open division de
bate at the University of Ore
gon speech tournament Oct.
26 and 27, it was announced
by Dr. Harold Barrett, advisor
to the group.
Don Benson, Eagle Point,
won third place in lower di
vision oral interpretation.
Faye Palmerton, Grants
Pass, and Phil Mongrain, Med
ford, received very high rank
ings in oratory.
Other members of the team
from the area were Jan Bob
bett, Ashland; Joy Farenhurst,
Ashland; Tom Collette, Eagla
Point; and Al Sherman, Jacksonville.
Device Keeps Flots
From Being Damaged
Houston (UPD A device to
hold an automobile wheel off
the ground after a tire goes
flat has gone into production
here.
Called the Posi-Trac Rail,
the gadget is bolted to the
center of a wheel inside a
tubeless tire. When the tire
goes flat, the Posi-Trac holds
the wheel two inches off the
road. Serrated rubber pad
ding provides a cushion and
traction. Inventor William L.
Llndlcy said a flat tire could
be driven without damage for
J00 miles with the aid of his
device.
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"Forecase - Snow - Nov. 6."
He is Dr. Bradford Snow.
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