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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1956)
MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1956 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FAIAS, OREGON PAGE NINE ! Mrs. Brookins i Found Safe un. Richard J. Brookins. wife rh district forest raneer U SUver Lake, was found safe early Sunday afternoon after crews had learched for her for 24 hours. She was located by John Vogtl .i Klnmath Forest Protective As sociation at Boundary Springs hcre sne naa tptm ure mgm. Hrnokina and nil wife had lone in Bear Flat Friday night, a dis tance of some is nines wesi joi sil ver lke 10 num oeer. iney sian .j nut in different directions Sat urday morning and after some hours, Mrs. Brookins got a tour- nn nl' DUCK, one amggca 11 ior about a mile and a half before becoming too tired to go farther. Climbing a ridge, she saw the camp at oounaary springs and went for help. On finding the camp deserted, she stayed for the night. Forest service crews from Sil ver Lake and nearby areas were joinea oy men uuiu uie inuian Service and KFPA after Brookins returned to camp and sounded the alarm. At teasi one piane paruci nated in the search. Norman. Wil son was preparing to bring the Stale Board ot forestry blood hounds from Dallas when Mrs. Brookins, was reported found. Rrookins was transferred last spring from the Okanogan Forest in Washington to the Fremont y?bvt he is district ranger for the LvMrLake district. The Bear Flat area where they made camp is about 70 air miles from Klamath Kills near the northeast comer of the Klamath Indian reservation Police Wound Terror Head NAIROBI, Kenya The almost mythical leader of Kenya's Mau Mali terror gangs tell screaming in the bush yesterday near Nyeri, ending a hunt of three years. An African policeman fired at a flash of leopard skin and brought down Field Marshal air Dedan Kimathi, the 35-year-old master mind of the Mau Mau campaign to.drive the white man out of this British East African colony. Kimathi. deserted by the rem nants of his once powerful follow ers, was clad in leopard skin and armed with a .38 revolver. He Buffered a alight wound in the thigh. New law Would County Offices' Status Change telligemly on an appraisal of the other elective candidates. Long and tedious ballots have long been blamed for voter apathy in elec tions. . It has also been argued by those persons favoring the appointment. lor election, of qualified persons It has also been argued that un- of the measure state that it is the der Oregon's constitution it is not right aiifr TrilTege of every elec- requircu uiai a juoge oi uie su-tor to seek any olfice in the gov preme court be a lawyer (although ernment. They warn that if this tney generally ere), opponents 'power to set public olfice qualifi- (Editors Nti Thli u ihmn ih.i nr iu,inn Bn i.u.n f it, ourth. article appearing in the Particular countv in which the in- 7' riT -.1 V. .ZT. -. :r.rJI..M Herald and N-u,. ..ni.i.s.. ik. - lur UK t"" u" iai ana city measures aonear- ing on the November I general craiion DBU01.I By MAX WAUCHOPE Proposition Four which will, ap pear on the November 6 general election ballot, if approved by the people, would amend Oregon's constitution and give the Legisla ture the power to prescribe the qualifications of county coroners and surveyors. , - The amendment rendu- " . . Every county officer shall be an elector of the county and the county coroner and countv survev. or shall possess such other Qualifi cations as may be prescribed by law. ..." The proposed amendment to sec tions 6 and 8 of Article VI. fire nun Constitution, does not create or abolish any office but would per mit me Legislature, or the people, hy law to impose qualifications for the office of county coroner ana county surveyor m addition save the taxoavers monev. mis Approval of the measure would would be possible because under the present elective system it has often been necessary to hire quali fied technical assistants to aid the untrained coroner or surveyor. Those opposing the amendment argue that adoption of the propos al violates the spirit of the United States Constitution which lists only The U.S. -Canada defense line in the far north is called the DEW line, named for the Distant Early Warning line in case of sudden at tack. . also make it possiblo for the Leg islature-to pass laws making both the coroner's and surveyor's of fices appointive. The present stat ute makes it mandatory that both on ices be elective. , Those arguing forthe proposed amendment point out that as the constitution now stands it is impos sible to provide any qualifications beyond that of being an elector of the county. The Oregon Su preme Court has . ruled that un der the present sections of the state's constitution the Legislature cannot provide any additional qual ifications for professional ability in either of the county posts. Proponents of the amendment state that passage of the meas ure would allow the Legislature to fix the qualifications for both of fices so that better qualified indi viduals would hold these county jobs. They also state that under the purely elective process, and in the absence of minimum quali fications set by the Legislature this is not always the result. If the posts were made appoin the, it would mean shortening of the county ballot, thus permitting the voters to concentrate more in- FAMILY FARES MAKE. TRAVEL A FAMILY AFFAIR... And the bigger the family the mote you save! On a round trip, husband enjoys regular round trip savings; wife and children 12 to 22 each go for just 1-way fare; from 5 to 12 one half the 1-way fare and those under 5 ride free! Leave Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday or 1 hursday - return ixj day. Wi 'Wii w three qualifications for public of fice age, residence and citizen ship. Opponents of the amendment state that the proposal is an at tempt by small pressure groups to deny electors their constitutional right to elect county officials. They have pointed out that there Is no popular demand for this change. and no substantial dissatisfaction with the present system exists, Another argument against the change states that it has been the legislative intent to make these jobs administrative in character. and therefore It is not necessary to have the coroner and survey or technically qualified since they can have administrative assistants for this purpose. ill "' W-s- X - " r;.. . t. ... if I 1 1 if .. rine cnienamers I cations is given to the Legislature it could conceivably, in the future, set qualifications for governor, sec retary of state, treasurer, and other state and county offices. Proposition Four has been put on the ballot by action of House Joint Resolution as passed in the 48th Legislature in ,1955. It is up to you as an Individual voter to decide whether you want this change in Oregon's constitution. THAT'S WHAT THE AFTER DARK" CROWDS ARE SAYING AROUT THE . . . 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