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Harvey Aluminum Settles With State
SALE M(UPI) -Sclllcmcnl
of all pcnrihiR reiil property lux
litigation between Hnrvoy Alu
minum company and the Stole
Tax Commission was announced
late Wednesday by Oregon Tax
Court Judge Peter liunnar.
Under terms of Hie settlement,
Harvey will pay Wasco County
an additional $'l!iB,nt2 in taxes.
The company was granted a
$51,023 refund (or 1058, but was
assessed addilional taxes for the
period 1909 through 1962.
The amounts were: 1959, $),
506; 1960, $47,089; 1961, $50,439
and 1962, $8l,o:il.
The company's assessments
for the period were reduced
$4.7 million for 1958, and in
creased the following years: Up
$5.2 million in 1959, up $.1.4 mil
lion in mm. up is. million in
1961, and up $6 million in 1962.
All of the increased assess
ments were below the assess-
menls thill had hcen levied hv
the Tax Commission, however.
Laboratory Teaching
Introduced in 1830s
TROY, N.Y. (Uri) - Amos
Enlon is believed to be the first
professor to have used the lab
oratory experimental melhod of
teaching.
An 1828 graduate of Hensse
Iner Polytechnic Institute. Kn
Ion became one of America's
great scientific investigators
and teachers. He introduced the
laboratory method of Iraching
while serving on the staff of
RPI in the 1830s.
La Grande Police
Chief Suspended
LA GRANDE (UPI) -Police
Chief Oliver E. Reeve was sus
pended without pay for two
weeks and ordered to give up
hunting by the La Grande City
Commission Wednesday night.
Reeve and three other men
were, fined $100 Nov. 4 after
State Police stopped them and
found a cow and calf elk in tho
back of their pickup.
The commission's action came
after t h e police force unani
mously asked it to retain Reeve.
A number of persons spoke on
his behalf at the meeting, in
cluding Union County Dist. Ally.
George Anderson and La Grande
High School Principal Jack
iiccn.
The suspension was effective
immediately. Except for one
(lay, Reeve has been hospital
ized since Ihe incident with an
attack of influenza.
One of the men arrested with
Reeve, George Brooks of La
Grande, died of a heart attack
a few hours after his appear
ance before Justice Court Judge
Harold Decker,
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Petinaud's Junket
Believed Beneficial
Strange As It Seems v clsie wx
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Now
about this business 'of a head
waiter accompanying members
of the U.S. delegation to the
NATO parliamentarians meet
ing in Paris.
I don't understand why that
should cause so much contro
versy. After all, there is noth
ing novel about it.
Some waiters go off on long
Edward Murrow
Quits Cigarettes
After Surgery
WASHINGTON (UPI) - Ed
ward R. Murrow, one of the na
tion's most famous chain-smokers
until he lost a lung to can
cer last month apparently has
given up cigarettes.
But his brother, retired Air
Force Brig. Gen. Lacey V.
Murrow, said Wednesday it
might not make any difference
anyway. Gen. Murrow said his
brother, who is director of the
U.S. Information Agency, "nev
er inhaled a cigarette in his
life."
Gen. Murrow, four years old
er than his brother at 59, said
he also lost a lung after a tu
mor was discovered about
three years ago. He said he
"unwisely" has never stopped
smoking and, unlike his broth
er, he inhales.
Returns To Work
Edward Murrow, a veteran
newsman whose trademark in
his television days was a cloud
of smoke from an ever-present
cigarette, returned to work
Tuesday for a few hours. Asso
ciates said he would report to
his office again next Monday
and then would come in a few
hours each day, gradually in
creasing his workload as his
strength returns.
Murow went to the hospital
for a check after developing
throat trouble during a speak
ing engagement. Jn Oct. 5 he
underwent exploratory surgery
during the course of which a
tumor was discovered on his
left lung. The lung was re
moved and a biopsy later
showed the tumor was malignant.
Americans on Move
Truck Line Notes
NEW YORK (UPI)-An Indi
anapolis truck transport firm
notes that 39 million Americans
will be involved in household
moves this year and that the
rate for the first nine months
was up 3 per cent over the same
1962 period. It also noted that
almost one-half tho population
is now living in different quar
ters than five years ago
and that 48 per cent have mi
grated to the state in which
tliey are now living.
trips every time you give them
your order.
Frequently, the temperature
of the food they brinj! back
leads me to believe they have
been to Iceland.
In my opinion, taking the
head waiter of the House dining
room to the NATO meeting was
like good thinking. Paris, as
you know, is the fountainhead
of fine cuisine. And head wait
ers are nothing if not parlia
mentarians. Kills Two Birds
By including the waiter, Ern
est Petinaud, in the party, Rep.
Wayne Hays, fl-Ohio, who
headed the delegation, killed
two birds with one stone.
Chances are they will turn up
on the menu next week. Under
glass.
What I mean is, the trip ex
posed Petinaud to the culinary
skills of France and it exposed
members of the delegation to
the parliamentary talents of
Petinaud.
Thus both stand to gain
something from the experience.
Which is more than can be said,
for most congressional junkets.'
I frequently have lunch in the
House restaurant and I can say
this about it the food may
not be much to brag about but
the service leaves a lot to
be desired.
Actually, the quality of the
food is of little concern to me.
Man does not live by bread
alone. Not as long as Metrecal
is available.
Goes For Scenery
I go to the restaurant mainly
for the scenery. I sit at a ta
ble overlooking a waiter
who overlooks me.
But in suggesting that the
service is sometimes less than
impeccable, I should in all fair
ness add that the meals are
cheap. And so is the clientele.
You might think from the
size of the appropriation bills
th y pass the members of Con
gress are lavish tippers. Well, I
hate to disillusion anyone but
candor prompts me to report
lhat certain lawgivers are
known to the waiters as "the
last of the big misers."
As for the press table, the
tips that we newsmen leave our
waiter every day would feed a
family of five for an entire
week. Five hummingbirds.
After careful consideration,
there is only one point on which
I would be critical of the Paris
trip. They should have tak
en the head chef along, too.
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