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Subcommittee Moves To Curb Number of Salem-OTO-The Ways and Mean Education subcommit tee took a formal step Tues day toward reducing the num ber of new college dormitories proposed by the governor while increasing the instruc tional building program. The subcommittee voted to shift libraries and athletic buildings into the self-liquidating program, financed with Stocks Top 1963 Highs in Advance New York - HOT - Stocks topped their previous 1963 highs today on another wide spread advance paced by drugs, metals and chemicals. Dow Jones industrials closed less than 17 points from their all-time record of 734.91. While optimistic that the list will make Its climb through this historic high, some brokers feel there might still be intermittent perioas of consolidation. DOW JONES AVERAGES New Yerk-Ilr1i-Dew Jonas final sleek eeeregeei 30 in dustrials 717.74, up J.76; 20 lallreadi 13.4I. up 0.15; IS utilities 138.92, up 0.29, and IS slocks 253.95, up 0.89, Sales Wednesday were about 5.91 millions shares compered with 8.23 million shares Tuesday. Wednesday's prices on selected .locus: Allied Chemical Alum Co Am American Air Lines ... American Can American Motors AT&T American Tobacco ... Anaconda Cnpper ... 4"s .. nr, .. 31 14 44 8 .. in'. 123'. .. 33'. . 48 '5 S4i American standard id's Bendlx Corp 84 i Bethlehem Steel 33 .i Boeing Air 37'. Brunswick J ISM Caterpillar Corp 36 H Chrysler Corp 108s Coca Cola 84 CBS 8i Columbia Cm 301s Continental Can 48 Crown Zellarbach 87' - Crucible Meet , $014 Cuttles Wright 301! Dow Chemical SSls Du Pont 348 ',', Eastman Kodak 118 rlreatona 3AS4 Ford 404) General Electric 78 General Foods A-"-1. General Motore 88 General Portland Cement 23V Oeorsls Pacific ' Greyhound 3D1? Gulf Oil 45", Homesta ke 48'.! NOTE-AII Inrtent ett have e on Westinghouse Consoles i bonds, where dormitories and student centers are now. It voted to put a $30 million ceiling on the whole 1963-65 self-liquidating program. In addition, the subcommit tee has been talking in terms of a general fund appropria tion of some $14 million for classrooms and specialized fa cilities such as laboratories and science buildings. Idaho Power i a m. lot Paper Johns Manville Kcnnecott Copper Lockheed Aircraft Martin Merck Montana Power Montgomery Ward Nellonal Biscuit New York Central Northern Netural Gas . Northern Peclflc Pac Gas Elec Penney J. C Penn BR Perma Cement Phillips Procter A Gamble Radio CorporaUon Richfield Oil Safeway Santa re Sears Shell Oil Socony Mobil Oil Southern Co Southern Pacific Sperry Rand Standard California .... 4114a 78 . ', 21 K 00'j 38 3', 48 ... 19 . . 47-1 33 . 40a . 16'i ... IS', SSJ 78'. M Saj ... 20'., 82 4Pi es, 33'', ... 14 68' 30'! 87'. Standard Indiana Standard N. J Stokelv Ven Camp Sun Mines Texas Gulf Sulfur ... Texas Pacific Land Trust Thlokol Trans America Trans World Air TrI-Contlnental Unon Carbide Union Pacific United Aircraft United Air Lines 10'i ... 0 .. 16', 21 .. 36'! 40S, 13 48U 109'i 30'! . 48'. 30'J 36 H 47', sov 36', U. 8. Plywood U. s Rubber II S Steel Uolted Utllltlee West Bank Corp Weatlnshouse Conference Speaker Is Local Editor Eric W. Allen Jr., manag ing editor of the Medford Mall Tribune, will be one of the speakers at the regional conference Saturday in Eu gene of Sigma Delta Chi, pro fessional Journalistic frater nity. Host for the conference is the university's chapter of Sigma Delta Chi. President of the chapter Is James Frake, Medford. Model Old Price HP30OO 1 58 00 HP3370 209.95 HP3420 W.95 HP3470 259.00 HP3180 179.95 HP3381 239.95 HP3190 189 95 HP3200 U5 95 HP3312 249.95 on sets have e one-year guarantee on labor, picture tube end parts. Other yeer guarantee on picture 23" Screen Model HK3743 HK3911 HK3913 HK4040 HC5223 HK4120 Old Price 289.95 269.95 299.95 319.95 499.95 332.95 entee on picture tube, 90 deyt The $30 million ceilings of the self-liquidating part of the program indicates the com mittee's final building pro gram will total about $44 mil lion, some $6 million less than the governor suggested. The big reduction, however, the committee indicated, will come in dormitories and stu dent centers - about $11 mil lion. It would be partially off I Rogue Valley Edition Medford, MEDFOHD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 24. 1983 Four Articles of Constitution OK'd Salem - OJPD - Four articles of a proposed constitution, in eluding a strong executive branch - were approved lues- day by the House and Senate Committees on Constitutional Revision. The committees defeated a last - minute effort to allow government aid to parochial schools on an indirect basis. The major action came when the committees approv ed an executive branch that would make the governor, and a watch dog controller, the state's two elective officers. The committees also gave final approval to the Bill of Rights, and articles on suf frage and electors, and initia tive and referendum. The proposal to permit aid to parochial schools, led by Sen. Walter Pearson (D-Port-land), centered on a section of the Bill of Rights. Pearson wanted to prohibit only "di rect benefits" to religious in stitutions, allowing indirect benefits. The issue grew out of a case in Oregon last year on pro viding state textbooks to parochial schools. The State Supreme Court said such aid was unconstitutional. The U. S. Supreme court declined to take up the appeal. Pearson said his proposal would allow the legislature to give indirect aid to private schools. "I would vote for giving textbooks to private schools WESTINGHOUSE ATTACHE TV Featuring INSTANT-ON and Soundout Front Was 199.96 Now '148 ONE YEAR GUARANTEE ON LABOR, PICTURE TUBE t PARTS Price With Trade 121.00 1 58 00 152.00 189.00 142.00 177.00 149.00 144.00 179.00 tube, 90 deyi on labor and partt. Price With Trade 228.00 208.00 218.00 228.00 388.00 221.00 on parti end labor. set by increases in bond money and general fund money for instructional build ings. To pay for adding libraries and physical education build ings to the self liquidating program, the subcommittee adopted the "Mosser Plan" to earmark an additional portion of student fees into the self liquidating fund, v Page 2A Tribune despite the Supreme Court ruling," he said. Rep. Shirley Field (R-Port-land) disagreed. She said bringing it up now would de lay action on the constitution. Trail Riders Plan Sunday Play Day The Medford Trail Riders will sponsor a Play Day Sun day, April 28, at the Veterans Administration building, White City starting at 1 p.m. All members of any of the Jackson county horse groups as well as other interested per sons are invited to attend. Re freshments will be on sale on the grounds. Sunday, May 5, the Trail Riders will be guests of George McUne, owner of the Jacksonville Pioneer village, in Jacksonville. The occasion will be a breakfast ride and breakfast will be served at 9 a.m. All facilities for the event will be provided by the con cession. At the recent meeting held in Eagle Point, the Trail Rid ers approved the membership applications for three new members. They are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Shannon, formerly of Ohio, and William Kemp, Michigan. All three have re cently purchased property in Sams Valley. Deicriptien Instant On' Instant On Instant On' With Remote Sound Control Instant On With Remote Sound Control ' Description Early American Treditiontl Early American Welnut Stereo AM-FM end 23" TV Rep. John Mosser (R-Beav- erton) said the theory is that libraries and athletic build ing! benefit all students. He said the bonding approach would spread out the cost of buildings needed to meet a "short term enrollment budg et" at a time when the gen eral fund is pinched. The effect of the plan would be to reduce the amount of student fees going into the 50 Per Seen as Sacramento -HPI)- A senate leader today said Gov. Ed mund G. Brown might possi bly get his withholding tax plan through the senate If Cal ifornians are forgiven 50 per cent of their 1984 income tax instead of 25 per cent. Senate President pro tern Hugo Burns (D-Fresno) made the observation after Brown told newsmen he was "explor ing" the 50 per cent figure as a possible compromise. "Without the compromise Foreign Briefs ISRAEL BURIES SECOND PRESIDENT Jerusalem, Israel-! PI -Israel today was to bury Itshak Ben-Zvi, a humbla scholar who helped create this nation and became its second president. Officials scheduled two minutes of silence preceding fun eral ceremonies end burial in a family plot on the western outskirts of Jerusalem. The cemetery is located on Her hamsnuhot (the Hill of Repose). ARGENTINA SMASHES COMMUNIST SPY RING Buenos Airos-dJPIuArgenline authorities announced Tues day night thsy had smashed e Communist spy ring end ar rested several persons, including e representative of e Csech automobile compeny. In a separate development, police announced the arrest in Concordia of Mrs. Celie Guevara, whose son is industrial cser of Cube, on charges of trying to bring Communist propaganda into Argentine. She is being brought here for questioning. 400TH SHAKEPEARE ANNIVERSARY PLANNED London-1 PI -Plans were announced Tuesday for the 400lh anniversary celebration of the birth of William Shakespeare, one year from today. A Shakespeare exhibition will be held in London, Edin burgh end Slratford-on-Avon. The Royal Shakespeare com pany, in eddition to a special seeson at Stratford, will make e world tour. Six foreign Shakespeare companies will perform at Aldwych theater in London. The post office will issue com memorative stamps. DISCOUNT LOOK FREE Transistor Radio With All Sales H trowbridge electric general fund by some $1.5 mil lion per biennium. Gov. Mark Hatfield's over all college building program called for a $29 million self liquidating dormitory-student center program, and $21.3 mil j lion for instructional build j ings, $20 million of it in a spe cial bond issue. The subcommittee is near ' ing a final decision on build ! ing priorities for both its self- Cent Tax Forgiveness California Compromise the program has no chance Burns said. "But with it the program has a chance." Under Brown's current withholding tax plan, Cali furnians would pay 75 per cent of their 1964 income tax and be forgiven the other 25. Under the compromise, tax payers would pay 50 per cent. And while the compromise would cost the state treasury $85 million, it would mean money in the bank for tax payers. A family of four with prices and Anything (Almost) CASH TALKS Stereo Sets With AM-FM Radios Quantity Model Old Price Price With Trade Description 2 HM1701 209.95 158.00 3 HM175I 189.95 148.00 2 HMI753 209.95 158.00 Early American 1 HM1750 199.95 151.00 Walnut 2 HM18I0 279.95 208.00 Welnut 1 HM18I3 289.95 218.00 Early American Trades net necetsery-special bonui-ten record gift with each set. College Dormitories liquidating and general fund ! programs. It indicated it may I depart from the Board of I Higher Education's priorities I for both its self - liquidating and general fund programs. It j indicated it may depart from I the Board of Higher Educa , tion's priority list. Chancellor R. E. Lieuallen I submitted a plea for the sci- encc building requested at the I University of Oregon. a $7,500 income, for instance would pocket $6.69. Asked if he thought the leg islature would pass his with holding program with the added "forgiveness," Brown replied: "I think it would be awfully close.' Burns later said the in creased "forgiveness" would "considers b I y enhance" chances of upper house pas sage. "One of the stumbling blocks is the double tax in one year," he said. Trail Firm Bids rah for Blowdown O & W Logging of Trail was high bidder recently for 1,- 000,000 board feet of national forest timber in the Tripod Blowdown area. Prospect Ranger district, Rogue River National forest. Forest Supervisor C. E Brown reported the high bid totaled $22,880. This com pares with the Forest service appraised price for the timber of $15,912, an increase of 43 per cent. Next high bidder in the oral auction for the timber was G & R Logging, Medford. Oth er bidders were Arnold Rags dale, B & R Logging, and Eu gene Bun-ill. The timber in this unit con sisted of 180,000 board feet of Douglas-fir bid at $46.75 per thousand board feet; 560. 000 board feet of Shasta red fir bid at $18 per thousand board feet, and 280,000 board feet of white fir and other species bid at $19 per thous and board feet. at these Accepted for Trade; No The subcommittee voted in favor of phasing out special treatment for students from Alaska and Hawaii by Sep tember, 1965. It also voted to give the board discretion during the next two years at least in tak ing 10 per cent of the just increased fees for out-of-state students and returning it to needy students as scholarship aid. out Burns saicl lie person ally was not yet ready to sup port the program even if it was amended. "My people in Fresno are definitely opposed and I feel it my duty to reflect their opinion," he said. "But I might reconsider if Brown re duces the double tax." Colonel Emmens Attends Doolittle Raiders Reunion Among the members of the Doolittle Raiders who attend ed the 21st annual reunion commemorating their raid on Japan April 18, 1942, was Col. Robert G. Einmens, 1511 East Main st., Medford, now sta tioned at McChord Air Force Base, Wash. Also attending was Mrs. Emmens. Colonel Emmens was the co-pilot of the plane which managed to land safely near Vladivostok, Russia, after the bombing of Tokyo. The crew was interred by the Russians, who were not at war with Japan then, but managed to escape to Persia 14 months later. More than 40 of the 56 men still living, who participated in the raid from the carrier USS Hornet, attended the re union in Seattle last week end. Among those attending was Lt. Gen. James Doolittle, who led the bombers. Both Colonel and Mrs. Em mens are among those pic tured and interviewed in a story in the Seattle Post-Intel- ligencer. (is only clearance SAVE (VeuAeUdl Downtown Sale of Rare, Exotic Finches first time at this tow price! See these lively, lovely pets just In from the exotic orient. Beautiful markings, brilliant colors . . . yellow, blue, red. green, purple. Add a splash of bright color to your home. Start your own aviary with one, two. or more pairs of beautiful finches. They live together in complete har mony and are easy to care for. Buy now at mfirz this unusually low price. Always feed Hartz Mountain Bird Foods. 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