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"DENNIS THE MENACE"
in ih war hftrlnnino- Julv 1
compnrcd with less than $63 mil'
lion in me iiicocih. now. j . , . rij
UJIII.I mnnn would be sDent Hlualc-'
on Writer regulation in me aiaie u
the present uonrjress nuuinnsr.
,1, vniiira nnuntv Reclamation
n.nnni TV, 7rrKirip'nt included t20
million In the budget for that and
four other reclamation siaris ui
the West. No specific amount was
given for anv of the five.
Much of the Increased spending
,i .i.,ia urnniri result from
stepped up construction on seven
projects . .
For the (jemrai vant-y riujcw,
$20 million was asked, a $5.4 mil-
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Gas Producer
Bill Studied
WASHINGTON Ml The first
mnjor legislative battle of the
Senate's present session gets under
way today on a House-passed bill
to oxempl natural gns producers
from direct federal regulation.
The big a r g u m e.tft l over
whether the measure .Would jump
the price paid by gas consumers.
Opponents of the bill say It would;
supporters say It wouldn't.
Both Democratic Leader Lyndon
B. Johnson of Texas and Republi
can Leader Knowlnnd of California
arc numbered among the bill's
supporters and they predicted Its
enactment.
But Sen. Monroney tD-Okla),
floor manager of the measure,
said the senators appeared to be
so closely divided that the fight
"could be won or lost'' In the floor
debnte. Sen. Doimlas (D-Ill), a
leader of the opposition, said the
lineup seemed to be "about even."
The House passed the measure
last year by a narrow 209 203
niaiRin.
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TODAY!
iTrlOUGHr I'D PASS If AROUND IN CHURCH.
'Aid. For California Flood
Boosted By President
j t . ii tnfncB nvar tin vnnr's
WASHINGTON UP - rur, i."" re.
water wojee s in Calitornia. hit by quest for $8,350,000 for the Trinity
H J . . - . j ...ii, nnil author zed last year
Of the Trinity request, $7,125,000
floods last month
would be boosted by more than $22
WOU1C1 Ue OOOMeU Uy IIIWIC Minx vm lilc j.i,4i,.y ,Mm., T.,.-,ww
, ri.nl war under ivntilrl hi nrnt nn Trinitv Dam
President Eisenhower's budget. si. 000.000 on Lewis ton Power
The President asked that more nouse i-jniici ..uvu i
than75 million be spent in the House j
studies, and $75,000 on Trinity
Power House and switchyard
BUDGET
unt.t vuunon ipi A budget of
22'i, million dollars for 11 films to
u.. n,.nrl,,nor1 Ihn first SIX mOllthS
of this year was announced today
by RKO Radio, pictures.
The studio is returning to iuii
production after a long slack pe
riod.
blZKS DP TO 50
T. h. ranlral ta llft fnlal IVtArn
alcn td CR fiOT flAO fnt ITrlnnLlt-nrn
area distribution systems, $294,000
for work on the Frlant-Kern canal,
$110,000 for Contra Costa area dis
tribution systems, and $210,000 for
Delta fish protection facilities.
Thorn olc. tiro o 1 IV77 AOA Inr a
start on the Red Bluf diversion
dam, $1.058 000 for the Corning
Canal, and $131,000 for the Tehama
Colusa Canal. All are l-i the Sacra
mento canals divisions. Other Cen
tral vancy items included $323,000
for the Polsom Dam transmission
vctpm nnH kldn nnn fnr unrlr nn
the Delta Mendota canal.
The other projects scheduled
for major increases were the Los
million sought for a $3 million
increase; can Antonio ana unino
Creel: flood control. $2 million
ocItaH inr a CI Q mllllnrt lnnrai,a
Covoto Dflm. s.lBfl Ofin snnrrht rnm.
puicu wiin H auu.vuu curium
,,,!. Il,a D.rl, Xn,a Oa.l.n,..
Hon Project. $6,171,000 sought as
compared with $1 million, and the
Palo Verde Project, $4,677,000
asi:ea as compared wun si.tr&a.uuu.
innrnnvlglinn, fm ric,ol I OSG
and proposed for fiscal 1957, for
projects inciuuen;
3.000.000-
Creeks 700,000. 2,000,000; Lower
San Joaquin River 250.000. 1,000.
000; Russian River tCoyote Dam)
500.000. 2.150 000;.
Reclamation
Santa Margarita Project (plans-)
30.000, 30.000; Central Valley 14.
600.000. 20.000,000; Santa Maria
1.000,000. 6.171.000: Solano 13.400,
000, 12.200.000; Palo Verde 4.677,
000. 1,985.000.
Northwest Projects' Funds Asked By Ike
. .. ... in. in nntin. . share of Umber sale receipts:
r,- rnANif V. VA1LLE
nnnuTMirrnfti in President
m...i,.,,,.. unnrisu asked Con-
nrata Inr mnnAU IO Siai I, BA "
n-.i(i. ,r ti t nrncrrflmS. Ul'
I-Hcuir; nuiuiwc3
eluding construction of the Talent
Division of the Rogue ruvcr i-
lnmntinn nrnipct in Oregon.
The requests were included In
his Budget recommenuouv.
.T .....i i,.iu l A total
n itin inn i nu.- snnrODria-
tiona was earmarked for projects
in Oregon ana wasnmBi""-
The President asked 2,400,000
i Dr,ri iha eiooRnnrrn Talent proj
ect and proposed $100,000 each for
tne Amazon ana jonnijuu v.v
flood control projects to protect
Eugene and Oresham, Ore.
'Thr-AA nmnMMi undertakings are
un.all nrnil r-nstinDr leSS than
........ "-.-
eisnimn thou nre nsiea aa mm
hnur imnrnvAmpnt di&trlct. Ore.
$55,000; channeling on me umpqu.
anrl ChnlflAM HwM flt ReedSOOrt.
Ore.. $54,000 and Harbor Work at
Anacortea, Wash., 3i49,ouu.
In addition to these new .works
n,n tsrncjHfinl rAr-ntntTiended aDurO
prlation of $400,000 to start work
on the Juniper division oi me wa-
ninlHa Mnlamallnn nmlPfit in OTe
gon if and when Congress approves
pendino- leeislation to authorize its
construction.
lie. ctihlnr,! In r-nnoreSSlOnal &D
.-.,,.1 r ,anilrer nnti controversial
legislation b nis piopoisai j u""
10 million dollars to provide the
federal snare in cooperanoii
states, local governments or prlv-
I. -. rn-mina nf development of
partnership resources projects such
as John Day Dam on me uium
bta. Green Peterwhltc Bridge
Dams on Oregon's Santlam ana
Brucks Eddy dam in idano.
More than a "third of the money
aoi-mnrirpri fm- the two-state pro
gram is tied to a single project
The Dalles lock ano ram on
Columbia River. The President
asked 50 million dollars for this
project.
For other multi-purpose dams
he asked: Cougar, V2 million dol
lars; Hills Creek, 2 million: Mc
Nary, 6 million; Chief Joseph 13!-i
million and Ice Harbor, 8 million.
Eagle Gorge Dam, a strictly
flnnri .nnlrnl .nrofpfit In WeStem
Washington, was mciuuea ior o,
300.000. '
The President said "work on the
Cougar multi-purpose project in
Oregon, begun as a federal project
in the fiscal year 1956, will con
tinue In 1957 on a basis which,
under pending partnership legisla
tion, will permit local Interests to
Install power facilities and assure
adaption of the power features to
requirements of the city of Eu-
8eMoney was asked also for three
navigation projects $1,300,000 each
for work on the mouth of the Co
lumbia River and at Tillamook
Bay. Ore., and $439,000 for the
Coos Bav, Ore., project.
In addition to starting work on
the Talent division, funds were
proposed for continuing work on
five . reclamation projects In the
two states.
These are the Columbia Basin,
for which $13,850,000 was asked:
North Unit, Deschutes project, Ore.
$1,035,000; Foster Creek unit, Chief
Joseph project, $1,531,000; Kenne'
. . . . ' ti-inlr- rtiuUInn Yakima nroiect
1'ioott control ana isavigat on -- r: " jii-i i.t
: ... si.2flfl.000. and Riza division. Yak
. r'""U'U "' ,SUr: nrnWI 1 720 000.
veysi s'.'su.uuu, miu.uuu; urescent. """ "-.!
nnn . nnnrntinn and r
Liiy . naroor ouu.uuu. i,uuu,uuu;
r-iaya uei Kay naroor as.uou, -. i A; 5. . ml onn for
355.000; Redondo Beach 450.000. , 'V tnr
1.600,000- Richmond Harbor. 500.- ,e 5'"5'a ?psi?' d -450 nl
000. 1.000.000; Sacramento Ship he ,Yak,.m p)ef 450'740
Channel 500,000. 2.000,000: Devil
East Twin. Warm and Lytle
Creek, 600.000, 1,500,000; Los An
geles Drainage Area 13.5O0.OO0
lfi.500.o0fl: Riverside Levees 250.
0CI1. 750,000- Sacramento River
,i..ri,iA nadn including stud
ies of the proposed Cold Springs,
Cottage urove. moum.
Squaw Creek, Upper Owyhee and
.., . ... rr.m nrnlprrtrl in Ore-
gon. and the Chief Joseph Dam,
Eureka riais aiiu imuj
ects in Washington.
Another $115,000 would provide
for substantial completion of the
Umpqua River Basin survey and
continued work on the Rogue River
Basin feasibility studies, both in
Oregon.
The President called for appro-
inin r em 7nn nnn tn finance
construction by the Bonneville I
Power Administration, and asked
$7,400,000 for the agency's opera
tion and maintenance.
t, IA lannnAvlllA "will COntUl'
XIB Dfliw .u. .... . . -
ue construction of transmission
lines based on power generation
schedules for federal dams under
construction In the Pacific North
west." Other expenditures budgeted by
the President include: Oregon t
California railroad grant land ac
cess road construction, i'A million
(to be repaid from the counties'
MclNTYRE
TRAVEL SERVICE
Your Experienced, A fnt
WILLARD HOTEL
Pherw 3011
share of timber sale receipts; Wil. (
Dl,r honlr eta hilln II. 4t
$300,000; and Lower Columbia Riv.
er fish sanctuary, $1,400,000 con.
structlon, and $1,250,000 operation
and maintenance.
HammoneJ Organ
Chord Organ -
Lergeet etock lead--lna
make planoa In
tnl! part of the
wett Rent a Spinel
piano. Rental pur
cIum plan.
LOUIS R. MANN PIANO CO.
110 No. 7th
I,
fn tl-ta Vnlmalh nrolPCt.
Another $5Ba.uou was asaea ior i
rehabilitation and betterment worx
on Oregon's Rogue River Basin
project.
A Bureau ot Keciamauon umi
100; Sacramento River down d s c i 0 s e d that $1,310,000
San Antonio and Chino sltcd bv me Presldent would be
asked by the President would be
used to make 29 investigations in
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FRIGIDAIRE
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