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14 D THURSDAY, DECEMBER S. 1962 MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOBD, OREGON I H' If 4 KK.raiHBKMWm'w" GIFTS TO THRILL A WOMAN Here are a few items for Christmas giving that do double-duly in attractive tahle set tings: a gravy boat and tray that can serve as floral ccnler piece; an ice bucket or wine cooler that can double as a vase. Silver goblets, bread and butter dishes and double vegetable dishes serve many uses with beauty and practicality, too. Don't forget such classic gifts as flatware and candle-lick. Capitol Memo Indications Point To Continued Rise In Education Costs By ZAN STARK Salem - IITO - It costs a lot of money to run Oregon's schools. The price goes up every biennium. Gov. Mark Hatfield, in his budget message Saturday, recommended a total educa tion expenditure of $329.2 million for 1963-65. This is more than the entire 1958-61 general fund budget of $312.1 million. Education accounls for 25 6 per cent of the $1,285,700,00(1 the governor envisions will be spent during the coming two years. Social services account for 21 per cent ($269.7 million), transportation 19.6 per cent ($251.1 million) and commerce and labor 18 per cent ($231.3 million), with public health, public safety, natural re sources, general government and capital construction mak. ing up the balance of the billion-plus budget. When you break education down into sections of revenue sources, you find schooling lakes more than half of the state's proposed $405.3 mil lion general fund budget -50.4 per cent, or a total of $240.9 trillion fund. from the general The $88.3 million addition al money It takes to run the schools comes from sources outside the general fund, such as federal aid. While education takes the biggest slices from the gener al fund, it ranks fourth in revenue received from other sources - behind transporta tion, commerce and labor, social services. To get an idea how fast education expenditures are rising, in the 1959-61 bienni um the total was under $225 million. This is more than a $100 million increase in just six years. In general, here is how some of the educational dol lar would be spent under the governor's proposed budget: School for the blind. $714,. 000: school for the deaf, $1,. 649,000; department of educa tion, $164,144,000; board of higher education, $138,7 15, 000; state library, $1,135,000; Oregon museum $35,000; and scholarships $486,000. And of course in addition to the above, the governor called for a $45 million bond issue to finance new construc tion at the state's exploding colleges. There's every reason to be lieve the education budget will keep on growing. Indeed, the governor said so in his remarks to the leg islators. "There are many who be lieve that the slate should provide half of l),e cost of lo cal schools. Present state sup port falls significantly short of this mark but effort must be continued toward closing the gap. "Two years ago, appropri ations were made to raise school support by $10 per school census child in 1961 62 and an additional $5 per child in 1962-63. "I recommend that we in crease the $120 per child now provided to $130 per child during the 1963-65 biennium at an added cost of $11,448. 810 for the biennium," the governor said. The governor added, "If ad ditional revenues are made available by legislative action or if substantial reduction in other programs are directed by the legislature, funds so freed should be applied to further increases in the rale of basic school support." With school enrollments continuing to spiral, this could mean many millions of added expenditures in the coming years. 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