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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 28, 1959)
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2R. 1953 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE NINE GLAMOR GIRLS rr-i .-V ,JU Senator Asks Access Study Of Federal Hunting Lands Don't worry, Mother. He NEVER misses." A stuff study by the Senate In terior Committee was urged today by Sen. Richard L. Neuberger as step toward opening up for recreational uses "thousands of acres of public land now virtually locked up because it is isolated by private land holdings." Neuberger said that the problem of providing hunters, anglers and campers with access to national tnrests and other put?licly-owned tracts is especially acute in West ern states where a checkerboard pattern of land ownership inter mingles private and federal hold inqs. He asked Sen. James E Murray of Montana, chairman of the Senate Interior Committee, to institute a si. iff review with ap propriate officials in the Depart ments of Interior and Agriculture who administer the federally- owned units, and prepare reconv mennai ons lor remedial ivkimii- lion, if such action is deemed necessary. The Oregon senator said he had received numerous complaints in recent months from hunters and ano1pr uhn had heen barred from crossing private land which sur rounds icderaliy-ownea acreages. In one case, he explained, a pri- vpte owner nao. leviea a iw ui fnr the nrivileee of crossing his land to hunt in a national for est. In his request to Senator Mur ray. Neuberger said that "the De partments of Agriculture and In terior have power of eminent do main to assure ingress and egress on public lands, but there appears to be little evidence of the use of this authority. "Likewise, procedures are avail able for establishing reciprocity right-of-way and road use rights between the federal government and private land owners." he add ed. "Failure of the departments to fully employ these statutory pro visions is resulting in tne locmng up of vast areas of public land dedicated to multiple-use. includ ing hunting, fishing, hiking and camping. Proper access to public lands will open thousands of addi tional acres to recreational uses." Lack of reciprocal access be tween private and public lands ownership exists. also affects the management and harvesting of federally-owned tim ber, he said. It was estimated that about nine billion board-feet of tim ber is involved in Oregon national forests where checkerboard OSBORN HOTEL EUGENE, ORE. n. 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He said organization of the chamber s planning and develop ment campaign was virtually com nlete. Members of all croups will meet together next Wednesday at noon In the Winema Hotel for a cam paign kick-off 'luncheon. Wells said. He estimated that 137 cam paign workers would attend. Ministers Plan Meet The Assembly of God Church in Klamath Falls will be host to dele gates to the annual Minister's In stitute which will bring ministers here from the Klamath district which embraces churches of Lake- view, Beatty, Bly, Chiloquin, Bo nanza, Lorella, Merrill and Malin The meeting will begin with a service on January 28, at 2 p.m. and will conclude on Thursday eve ning. At 7:30 p.m. Wednesday a film, "Taking the City," will be shown to be followed by a mes sage brought by the Rev. Leland R. Keyes, president of the Bethany Bible College, Santa Cruz, Cali fornia. The first Thursday service is scheduled for 9:30 a.m. fol lowed by one at 2 p.m. and a third at 7:30 p.m. with the Rev. Keyes again bringing the message. The afternoon and night services will be open to the public. Everyone is invited to attend. Other speakers during the two day meetings will be the Rev. N. D. Davidson, Assembly of God Oregon superintendent, who will moderate: the Rev. Atwood Fos ter, former superintendent; the Kev. K. K. Lull, presoyier oi Med ford: the Rev. Wayne Adams, As- semblv of God youth director, state of Oregon, and local ministers of the Klamath section. The Assembly of God Church In Klamath Falls is located at Eighth and Oak streets. , KF'er Nabbed As Tree Thief Two men have been arrested on fftHai-ai rharops nf stealing Christ mas trees from United States For est Service lands, the Portland of fice of the FBI announced today. J. E. Mill, special agent in charge at Portland, said Gordon Charles McKay, 34, Klamath Falls, and Stell Deloss Loney, 35, an itiner ant construction worker, will be i prosecuted in federal court in Portland on the charge. Arm ani4 I.nnpv are charged with stealing about 600 White Fir and snasta rir trees from the Four Mile Lake area of Rogue River National Forest in the vicinity of Lake of the Woods. The thefts. -Mill said, occurred about December 2-6, and the trees were intended for sale in Califor nia. Mill said none of the trees T-nnav wae arrnctpH tlV FBI cents in San Francisco January 21. information against tne iwo men was filed by the United States attorney in Portland January 7, Mill said. scvrnri.V DAMAGED Both cars involved in a Monday evening collision at the tntersec linn nt Pli:arcita Si TPt And Hish way 97 were severely damaged, clato nnl iro rpnnrt The accident reportedly occurred when an Army car driven by hennetn u. naiiana, Medford, ran into the front end of rar ririt-nn hv Howard D. Pierce. 2142 Holabird Avenue. 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