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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON Hatfield's Budget Slated for More Trouble at Legislative Fiscal Parley FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14. 1962 A 5 By ZAN STARK Salem - OTIi - The already much battered budget pro posed by Gov. Mark Hatfield for the 1863-65 biennium faces further bombardment next week when the legislative fis cal orientation conference is held here. The Monday - through-Wednesday meeting of legislators with the Legislative Fiscal Committee is being held "to consider the revenue and ex penditure programs for the 1963-6S biennium." All 90 of the state's legis lators have been invited. The budget war began Dec. i proposed tax hikes - but he 1 when the $405.3 million gen- opposed the plan for a tax eral fund budget was pre- election while the legislature Commander Retires From Naval Service Crir. Walter G. Bishop, medical corps, U. S. Naval Reserve, retired after 21 years of service recently. He was honored at an event last week and cited for his "outstanding service." Dr. Bishop served on active duty during World War II and on inactive duty in the reserve since that time. He sented Hatfield indicated the state was in danger of skidding into the red before the end of the current biennium. To finance next biennium's proposals, he called for a hike in liquor prices, a cigarette tax, and an increase in per sonal income taxes. A $40 million higher edu cation construction bond issue was proposed, and an election during the legislative session on the bond proposal and tax hikes was suggested First to comment on the budget was State Rep. Clar e n c e Barton (D - Coquille), speaker - designate of the House. Tax Election Opposed Barton didn't object to the was in session. ! Sen. Ben Musa (D-Thej Dalles) also opposed the spe cial tax election, and said he opposed the net receipts tax. I Four days later Hatfield called for "statesmanship" to help solve the state's critical financial problems Thornton said transfer of $5.5 million from the veterans' bond sinking fund to bail out the general fund would vio late the constitution. This was followed by an ex plosive blast from State Rep. Richard Eymann (D-Mohawk). chairman of the House Taxa tion Committee. Eymann charged Hatfield had juggled figures to produce a phony Businessman Held in Salem Holdup Plot Salem -IVPI- A Washington businessman was arrested near here Wednesday night after allegedly threatening the served as medical officer of1?3"1" of a Salem supermar h. m.,i i!r : ket manager as part of a hold- Division 13-17, Medford, for up p'l- the past 10 years A gift was presented Dr. Bishop Tuesday by Lt. Cdr. R. A. Schnchard. commanding officer, in recognition of his service. THE BIBLE SPEAKS TO YOU Sunday, 9:00 a.m. K-SHA-860 kc T eis utflt't Chriilitm Srienct program "What Ate Children Made Of?" Roland Ray Bennyhoff, 32, operator of a Seattle electri cian manufacturing firm, was arrested by state police in the Sidney area eight miles south of here. Officers said the victim of the robbery attempt was Ed ward L. Hatfield, manager of Erickson's Supermarket. Hatfield said he received a call at the store about 5:15 p.m. from a man who said Hatfield's wife and two chil dren were being held hostage. The caller directed Hatfield to take all the money from the store and leave it at a stop sign at Liberty and Jory rds. The arrest was made after the money was delivered. , t, . . . . 7 i- - - - v m. - ... r - , ixwatftU the magnificent fiviagnavox a TV takes on new -3 nhantment in BT magnificent COLOR! with the magnificent OCeTl! 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Also avaname m mtr ican Colomal and Traditional styling. $59500 Jl V;' ; in mahogany Other Magnavox TV From $149.90 Open Every Night Until 9:00 Purucke r He told United Press Inter- budget. national "this is no time for Eymann', charge was first f1''"! funics, i irw ue nil j answered by Freeman Holm- iu juiii in cummuu enori lo find a solution.' Then Atty Gen. Robert V, Churches To Stage Nativity Scene A tableau of the nativity scene will be held each eve ning next week by various churches under the auspices of the Medford Ministerial as sociation. The tableau will be held in Medford city park across from the Public Library of Medford and Jackson county Monday through Saturday from 8 lo 8:30 p.m. Members of the tableau will be from different churches each eve ning and choirs from the churches will sing. Participating churches will be First Church of the Naz arene, Monday; Salvation Army, Tuesday; First Pres byterian. Wednesday; First Methodist, Thursday: First Christian, Friday, and Zion Lutheran, Saturday. er, director of the Department of Finance. Holmer defended the budget, and said Thorn ton's opinion was "not convincing." Nevertheless, Holmer sug gested "if there is legislative doubt," the transfer of the $5 5 million could be referred to the people in the form of a constitutional amendment. Hatfield met with reporters Monday and said drastic cuts in basic school aid, welfare services, and closing of state institutions could result next spring if the $5 5 million is not returned to the general fund. 'Constructive Criticism' Hatfield repeated his call for "constructive criticism" of his budget, and termed "statesmanship'' a suggestion by Barton that a deficiency appropriation might be the j the state's financial stature answer to keeping the state was unveiled Tuesday when in the black. Secretary of Stale Howell Ap- Hatfield also downgraded Thornton's view the $5.5 mil linn could not be returned to the general fund. Eymann wasn't much im pressed with the governor's plea for "constructive criti cism." "Before the election ' we were led to believe the state would have a half a million dollar surplus," Eymann said. He criticized Hatfield for not advising the legislature in advance of apparent general fund deficits. Another potential threat to pling Jr. announced $18.2 million more each biennium would be required if state wards and prison labor were not allowed to do slate work. The AFL-CIO is bringing suit to halt use of prison labor in construction of the new women's prison. Appling has expressed the view that if labor wins the suit, the stale would be prohibited from using any inmate labor at any of the institutions. With most of the state's legislative leaders scheduled to be on hand next week, it can be expected the battle of the budget will gain in intensity. Stockholm-aiPD-Sweden will switch to driving on the right of the road In 1967, lcavi g Britain the only European country still keeping to the left. CHRISTMAS TREES $100 $150 $000 Get youri now while selection it best. .USt Pfott, r.nnnrn -mmp- FHK Stele Corner 4th & Fir Ph. 773-8444 &f LEGAL NOTICES ORItKR IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON FOR JACKSON COUNTY IN THE MATTER OF THE PRO POSED FORMATION OF THE SOUTH TALENT SANITARY DISTRICT On the 30th day of November. 1962, at the hour of 2 00 p.m.. this matter came on fnr public hearing in the County Courtroom tne Lourinouse in iMediord. Oregon, on the question of the pro posed formation of a Sanitary District in the Talent area lying within the follow in ft described boundaries, to-wit: Beginning at the intersection or the centcrline of the re-located Pacific Highway No. 9f and the center-line of Valley View Road in Section 23. Township 3B Soulh. Range 1 West of the Wil lamette Mcridinin in Jarkxon County. 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Township 39 South. Range 1 East of the Willamette Meridian; thence Northwesterly along the Northeasterly line of said Rail road 1o intersect the Southeast erly city limits boundary to the city of Talent. Oregon. As said boundary existed In July, 1DH2; thence in a Northeasterly direc tion along the said city limits line of said Talent. Oregon, to its intersection with the east line of Donation Land Claim No. 64: thence Northerly along the said Donation Land Claim line and the city limits line to a point which is South 54 degrees Oft West 299.26 feet from the South westerly boundary of the Re located Pacific Highway No. 99; thence North 54 degrees 0ft' East 299 2fi feel to the Southwesterly boundary of said Highway; thence Northerly along said Highway hnunriary to an inter section with the centerline of Valley View Road: thence Norlh easlerly along said Road center line to noint of heeinning and the Court having duly consid ered the petition filed herein, and having nearn and consineren tne matters presented on public hear ing, and being fully advised, it is hereby ORDERED that the petition on file herein is approved: and it Is further ORDERED that the nth day or January, 19fi3. is hereby set as the date upon wnicn tne election shall be held on the question of the formation of the proposed district, at which election there shall be elected three members of the sani tary board; and it is further ORDERED that the Resmnre Mo tel. Unit No. 7. South Pacific High way. Route 1. Box 233. Talent. Oregon, is hereby designated as the polling plare at which the elec tion will he held At Medford. Oregon, this 12th dav of December. 19(i2 Earl M. Miller County Judge Chester H. Wendf County Commissioner Shopping Center s Si FOR THE FESTIVE SPIRIT COLORFUL XMAS TABLE CLOTHS 54"x54" 59c 54"x72" 79c 54"x90" 98c XMAS WRAP SPECIALS BEAUTIFUL COLORS AND DESIGNS IN FLAT SHEETS AND ROLLS AT GREATLYREDUCED PRICES 49c FLAT WRAP 29c $2.50 VALUE FLAT WRAP CONTAINS 10-25c PKGS. WRAP y Q AND A TAG ASSORTMENT TjF 59c SASHEEN FOIL WRAP 29c CANDY ... A f " i iilhi m i I (Deism I a M . I at W 3 ... 79c MUSIC HOUSE Direct Factory Dealer 111 No. Central - Phone 773-7538 CITATION No. MK1 IN THE CinclIlT COURT OF THE STATE OK OREGON FOR JACK SON COUNTY PROHATE DIVISION In the Matter of thr Adoption of PATRICK PAUL SHEKHAN. a Minor TO: PAUL A SHEKHAN IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON, you ere hereby Pitpi and required lo appear tn the above entitled eane and matter within ten day. from the dale ol Ihe aervlre of thta citation upon ynu. if the same ii served upon you within Jarkon County. 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