Deputies Arrest
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1963
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Two Alter Robberv
PORTLAND (UPI) Multno
mah County sheriff's deputies
shot and wounded One man and
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arrested another after a market
soutneast of Portland was rob-
Ded Friday night.
The gunfire erupted after the
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iwo men held up the L & F
Unve In Market and escaped
wun 135.
DeDUties Rnrl Rpntnn anA CHI
Cutter pursued the getaway car
ana stopped it. tney said Doyle
.tawara Miuivan, 42, Portland,
jumped out and fired a shotgun
blast at Cutter.
The deputy dropped to the
ground to escape injury. Benton
fired six shots into the car and
at Sullivan, who was fleeing on
foot. One of the bullets struck
Sullivan in the right shoulder.
The driver of the car, Murland
F. Higley, 24, Rexburg, Idaho,
was not hit. He was lodged in
me county jail.
AF Plane Crashes
Near Vancouver
VANCOUVER, Wash. (UPD
An Air Force F-102 jet fighter
crashed cast of here Saturday
while attempting to land at
.Portland Air Force Base The
pilot was reported killed.
Witnesses said the nlanp miss,
ed a residential area east of the
city and crashed into a grove
of trees. It burst intn flames
after the body of the pilot wa
removed, according to Vancou
ver city police.
Name of the pilot was not re
leased immediately.
An Air Force spokesman said
the pilot had reported some
mechanical difficulty in the
Diane and was attemntincr in
bring it in for a landing. It
was attached to the 460th Fight
er Squadron at the base.
The crash occurred at 10:22
Legislators Offer
To Cut Own Salaries
PORTLAND (UPI) - Three
Oregon legislators said Friday
the first act of any special ses
sion of the legislature should be
to reduce legislators' salaries if
voters turn down the $60 million
revenue increase Oct. IS.
State Sens. Anthony Yturri
(R-Ontario) and Harry Boivin
(D-Klamath Falls) issued a joint
statement here. State Rep. Rob
ert Dickinson (R-Lake Oswego)
concurred in a newspaper col
umn he writes.
Boivin and Yturri said reduc
tion should be at least $100 a
month, "thereby setting a pat
tern for other reductions in the
cost of the state's government."
Legislators now receive $250
a month plus $20 a day for ex
penses during the first 120 days
of the session.
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