mustered support from the full
committee but is due for re­
consideration — perhaps with
modification.
With whatever interest the
observer views past, present or
future proposals for change in
Oregon’s legislative process,
all appear motivated by a sin­
cere desire to achieve strength,
attract public participation
and make lawmakers more ef­
ficient and effective in behalf
of the people.
And spelled out by the
Management Subcommittee of
the panel now wrestling with
the subject is one goal consid­
ered most appropriate to those
■TW Mill City Katerprtow», Thurralay, Aug. 22, 1974
A Salem Scene
Sweet Home, passed away
Monday in a Salem hospital at
the age of 83 years.
He was a native of Kansas
by
Zlmmorman
but had lived in the Salem
i
area more than 60 years. He |
was a retired employe of a PROCESS OF LAWMAKING aries have been increased
NOT STATIC IN OREGON
commensurate with legislative
Salem Paint Company.
LYLE BADKIN
I responsibilities and staffing
Services were held at 2:00
The changing nature of Ort1- has increased to provide more
AUMSVILLE —Lyle Bad- p. m. Wednesday at the Em-
kin, 49, died Monday, appar­ manuel Mennonite church at gon's Legislature and the pro- time for decision making and
ently of a self-inflicted gun­ Pratum with burial in the cess by which it operates are requiring less for Individual
by now apparent to even the research,
shot wound, at his chemical Pratum cemetery.
The current committee is
laboratory, Rt. 1, Box 384,
Survivors include the wid­ most casual observer of the
according to Marion County ow, Alma of Salem, two sons lawmaking scene in Salem. I fostering a closed-circuit tele-
______ for their
___ vision facility—an idea i put
Greatly regarded
sheriff’s deputies. Badkin had in California, three brothers,
been an antesthetist at Santi- three sisters, five grandchild­ traditional openness and desire forth in ’68— 3 long with chang-
am Memorial Hospital for 14 ren and two great-grandchild­ for public participation, Ore- ©» in length of sessions, their
gon lawmakers now may ap- frequency, number of mem­
years.
ren.
pear almost obsessed with self- bers in each house and length
Surviving are his wodow,
modification and innovation, of terms of those who serve.
Fran, of 7575 75th Place S.E.,
MRS. EMMA DITTO
The trend likely evolvel fol-1 The present panel is not sug-
Aumsville; a son, Vincent, and
a daughter, Samara, both of
Funeral services were held lowing WWII during a nation- Resting higher salaries but is
Eugene; a brother, John; sis­ at the United Methodist Home wide movement which still proposing sizeable boosts in
ters, Mrs. Carl Kimble, Lyla Chapel in Salem Tuesday at seeks to restore to the states expense allowances for indi-
Hunt and Psyche Duran, all 10:30 a. m. for Mrs. Emma much eroded influence assum- . vidual lawmakers.
out of state.
Ditto, who passed away last cd by the federal government. I Complete proposals from the
No aarvicas were held, Ar­ Friday.
Certain changes in lawmak- iul1 committee’s four subcom­
rangements were made by
^5^. '°
Mrs. Ditto was the widow of ing by states are mandated by
Weddle Funeral Home.
the late George Ditto, former­ i law. Others emerge but of ne- next * month. Many already
The family suggests contri­ ly of the Gates area.
cessity as the business of state have unanimous support of the
butions to Santiam Hospital,
She is survived by two government grows for a vari­ full committee and those turn-
j ed down or tabled previously
Memorial Fund.
daughters, four stepdaughters, ety of reasons.
will be up for reconsideration.
and two grandchildren.
And the continuing process ■ Some—such as a plan to
EDWARD A. LEISY
Dr. George G. Roseberry of­ in Oregon is far from one of
Edward A. Leisy, brother of ficiated at the service and pri- inconsistance of transmogrifi- • make Senate and House co­
Walter Leisy of Florence and ! vate interment was in Belcrest cation. There’s nothing fickle equal with 45 members each
serving four-year terms—ap­
formerly of Mill City and Memorial Park in Salem.
nor humorous about improv­ pear to have little chance for
ing the manner in which bills Constitutional revision in the
become law.
near future. Another—which
Proof of the seriousness with would limit to 10 the number
which Oregon lawmakers re- of bills a lawmaker could in-
I gard change is demonstrated ' Produce as primary sponsor—
by deliberations of the 57th1 might achieve early approval
session s Committee for Legis- ¿n ]jght of the soaring number
lative Improvement. It is fur- ’ introduced each session and
lher demonstrated by the fact
fact 1 the proportion of those that
this interim body succeeds a duplicate each other.
similar panel that deliberated j Liklihood of more frequent
following the 54th session in I reguiar sessions of the Ore-
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Wayne L. Morse was active­
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century of Oregon political
and social history. Many, many
Oregonians had
interesting
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time to preserve our memories
of Wayne.
I Please publish this letter as
a request to your readers to
share with others high points
of their experiences with Sen­
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Oregonians write letters de­
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periences with Senator Morse
and send the letter to me. In
return I will mail each con­
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mento.
As a state political party
chairman during 1966-68 and
a Lane County Legislator for
13 years I had many contacts
with Wayne. My own recol­
lections of things important,
entertaining and characteristic
of Wayne will be added to the
booklet which those of your
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to me at 8(11 East Park Street.
Eugene. Or?. 97401.
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