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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1949)
PACE TWELVE HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON TUESDAY, SEPT. 13, 194? . High Costs May Bring PropertyTax PORTLAND. Sept. 1J iV-The possibility that Oregon may be forced to levy a property Ux that will not be offset by other revenues was hinted by the interim legisla tive Ux committee yesterday. Such a levy could be required in the biennium beginning In 1962. members said, because of an anti cipated 22,000.000 deficit by 1951. State tax commission analyst Wil liam Collier aald the deficit esti mate was a minimum figure. He said If government costs continue to r.se, and he believes they are more likely to go up than down, the an ticipated deficit will be much high er. Only the use of what he termed the "cushion fund- of 115.000.000 would hold the deficit below the mi nimum figure, he said. This fund Is i maintained to keep property taxes from actually being levied In a year I of low tax collections. Collier noted that the current bi ennium budget Is 13J62.607 com pared with tlie previous biennium budget of (71.149.637. Senator Howard C. Belton. Clack amas county, committee chairman, said he had a "very strong feeling we may go back to the state prop erty tax." This came as Kep. fcu gene Marsh. Yamhill county, noted that the property Ux problems of the counties may one day be shared by the sute government. Gene Rambo Favored For Rodeo Title With only six weeks remaining before the rodeo world's series at San Francisco's Cow Palace, Octo ber 28 to November 6. Gene Ram bo. Shandon. California star and lftts all-around champion Is leading the International Rodeo association summaries, released yesterday. The current standings, covering more than 60 major Western and Canadian rodeos, list a number of Cow Palace favorites In the "first 10" Including Bud Linderman. 1947 al'-around title-holder, Casey Tibbs, Jim Shoulder. Harry Thompkins. Ike Thorn mason. Bill Linderman. Homer Pettutrew. Chuck Sheppard and Ross Do liar hide More than 125 000 In cash awards and entry fees will be contested for in the dual IRA and Grand National competitions during the ten-day Cow Palace show. Six IRA cham pionships will be determined during that period. Including the major championship, the all-around, as well as the national championships for saddle bronc riding, bareback riding, calf roping, steer wrestling and bull riding. During last year's thrilling com petition the championship In one e-ent, call-roping, was won in the final moments of the last night's competition when a record-breaking rope-and-Ue by Buck Sorrells, Tuc son. Arizona, enabled him to over take Toots Mansfield, of Big Springs, Texas, and nail down the title. : 4 A HIGH SCHOOL News and Comments JO3 Flo Ann Perkins Ronnie Sterland has been selected as tin boy to wear the large hat and twirl the drum majors baton this year as he directs the march ing band In 1U drills. Several try outs have been held and Ronnie as the final selection. Each homeroom w ill elect a rep resentative and alternate to the KUHS student congress tomorrow during activity period. These elec tions are held every semester and the representatives or their alter nates attend the student congress meetings, express their opinions and give rr porta back to the home rooms of the goings on In student congress. Pep Peppers had the emblems placed on the back of their sweat ers today as the finishing touch to their uniforms. Skirts this year will, be pleated all around and white knit gloves and white bandanas have been added to the regulation uni form. The uniforms will be worn for the first tune. Friday. Brandishing receipt books at any one available, Krater suff mem bers can be seen diligently trying to sell Krater subscriptions for the one dollar subscription price. The campaign has officially begun and each Krater staff member is trying to outdo the others on subscriptions sold. This Is the first year of teaching for Joe Keuter pronounced Kway ter), since he Just graduated from the University of O r e g o n. His classes all consist of the same sub ject freshman English. Fishing and hunting are his fa vorite hobbies, but he declined tell ing any "fish stones." although he modestly admitted he had caught some big ones. His hunting talents run to ducks and pheasants and he expects a busy tune of It this year. Mr. Keuter Is married and has one child. During the war. he served as a sergeant in the army In both Okinawa and Japan. Mr. Keuter mentioned that ha likes the Klamath Falls climate be cause it is much like that of his home town. Boise. Idaho. He added. -I think the kids at KUHS are swell." Barn Fire Destroys Cattle, Hay VANCOUVER. Wash, Sept. 13 iX Fire destroyed a large dairy barn filled with hay and nine head of cattle west of here yesterday. Damage was estimated by Elmer Ruffner. owner, at $75,000 to 100.- 000. The barn contained 175 tons of hay. 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