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The following TV broadcast log Is printed
for the Mall Tribune's readers and TV vlrwe
printed as proviaea by the TV stations and
accept responsiDimy ior errors or omissions.
KBE8 TV (Ch.a) KMKD-TV (Ch. 10)
4 :00 Jane Wyman Focal Point
4:30 Discovery '63 opeye Theater
. fl:00 SKy King
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rs. Schedule changes are
the Mall Tribune cannot
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Cily Police Check 76,761 Reports
The Medford city police in
vestigated 7,698 rases during
1962, clearing 74.7 per cent,
according to the department's
annual report released by
Chief Charles P. Champlin.
Thli Is a drop from 8,877
cases investigated in 1061
when 78.5 per cent were clear
ed, it was noted.
Some 1,241 cases were ma
jor offenses Including 205
burglaries, 215 larceny In
volving more than $50 and
737 larceny of less than that
amount. Of these, 421 cases
were cleared for a percentage
of 33.9.
During the year 41,321
parking violations were Is
sued and 1.852 citations for
road and driving laws viola-
The department also pro
vided services for 24,216 mis
cellaneous requests during the
year. Grand total of all re
ports received by the depart
ment during 1962 Is 78,761
of which D7.5 per cent were
cleared.
Heading the list of miscel
laneous offenses were drunk
enness 583, embezzlement and
fraud 398, and disorderly
conduct 177.
Marine Biology
Institute Set
Eugene Twenty-five col
lege teachers of biological sci
ences throughout the United
States will be participating
in the University of Oregon's
summer Institute in marine
biology, June 17 to Aug. 10.
Financed by the National
Science foundation from
grant of $35,200, tile sessions
will be conducted at the Ore
gon Institute of Marine Bi
ology at Charleston, Ore.
The program consists of a
specially designed course en
titled "Biology of Marine Or
ganism" which covers num
erous aspects of marine zo
ology and biology. Field trips
and lectures by distinguished
visitors will also be included
in the course.
The 25 participants will re
ceive stipends of $600 plus
travel allowances. Only teach
ers of biological sciences in
state universities, colleges and
junior colleges arc eligible.
Preference will be given ap
plicants from smaller schools
with little or no experience.
Dr. Richard W. Castcnholz,
professor of biology nt the
university, will direct the in
stitute. Also on the Institute
faculty will be Dr. Harry K.
Fritchman, Boise, Idaho, Jun
ior college, and Dr. Shirley
Sparling, University of Cali
fornia at Santa Barbara.
Further information and ap
plications may be obtained by
writing Dr. Castcnholz. NSF
Institute In Marine Biology,
Department of Biology, Uni
versity of Oregon, Eugene,
Oregon.
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