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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1956)
T 1 "SPAY, OCTOBER 18, 19S8 HERALD ANT) NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINI Morty Meekle Goes Everywhere;; The New . LETACMANPLC PIPNYVOI HEAR THE the magnificent 3 U LTD 3Q7CXX 'HOLIDAY' PORTABLE Man-Sized Picture 5X I TEST I H I Vly( PCVK2Q3NCCALC17 RNAsry I J I f yl"rtiCHANPLC-L County Chamber Group Backs Proposition One The Tax Committee of the Klam- plication of The emergency clause ath County Chamber of Commerce is sending a letter to all cham ber members urging passage of Proposition One in the November 6 general election, it was an nounced at the regular meeting ol the chamber's directors Wed nesday noon in the Winema Hotel. Proposition One is an amend ment to Oregon's constitution which would allow the attaching of an emergency clause on tax laws passed by the Legislature. At present, tax laws do not be come effective until 90' days af ter the close of the session of the Legislature during which the law is passed. Iteferendums gathered by minority groups have blocked tax laws by obtaining only 20,000 signatures out of the approximate ly 700,000 registered voters of the state. Proponents of the - emergency clause have stated that its use by the Legislature . would allow the men representing Oregon to work out a more equitable tax program for the state. Opponents of the measure argue that passage of the emergency clause would rob the state's citi ns of one of the safeguards of the state government the referen dum. Laws nasscd with the emer- eencv clause could still he initiat- R. S. Leosley, Fort Klamath, has ed and brought before th people Joined the McKay for Senator at the next general election fol lowing passage of the bill. The statement as prepared by thi chamber's tax group states: Oregon's 45 per cent surtax on income has the effect of plac ing our state at a disadvantage in attracting industry and wealth. "2, In our state if revenue is ,not raised in some other manner, the tax burden automatically re verts to property. We believe that when it becomes unprofitable to own ' s home it is a dangerous condition for both the state and nation. Exhorbitant property taxes will do just that unless other meth ods of raising revenue are devisd. "Proposition One will allow the Legislature to adopt a tax pro gram and try it out before it is referred to a vote by allowing ap- to tax measures the same as other legislation ..." In further business, Francis "Van", Landrum, chairman of the chamber's roads committee and president of the Winnemucca-To-The - Sea Association, announced that the association will hold . a meeting in Winnemucca on Friday. He urged all chamber members interested in attending the meet ing to contact R. Frank Tucker, manager of the chamber. James Patterson, director in charge of memberships announced that Clifford Voight has accepted the chairmanship of the member ship committee. Ten chamber member! were nominated for five posts as direc tors to serve for the 1 next three years. Those nominated were: Frank Ganong, Tom McCarry, Howard Austin, Charles "Chuck" Bailey. Max Wauchope, Jack Bish op, Adolph Zamsky, Robert Kent, Dr. Hugh Currin and Donald A. W. Piper. Loosley Named McKay Worker Committee in Klamath County, Doug McKay announced today. Loosley will serve with other committee members throughout the state in conducting a vigorous campaign that will insure victory November 6, the Republican sena torial candidate said. "Through the efforts of these leaders, voters will be reminded that now is the time for Oregon to obtain a cooperative, full-time law-maker instead of a 10 per cent senator," McKay said. NOV. 6 ELECT Jim Kaler County Commissioner Your Penonal Rprenlatlva Pd. Ad. - Jim Ktltr "LET THERE BE NO DELAY IN HELPING OREGON TO GROW" "The climaK for new payrolls in Oregon ii ideal," stales Governor Smiih. 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