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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1959)
PAGE 6 A HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednesday. Julv 1, 1A59 Unhappy Fiscal New Year Begins For Many Agencies WASHINGTON AP-U was an linhappy fiscal new year today for Lore than a score of government Lgencies. They started off the new gov ernment year of I960 not knowing here their next million or bil- Dion dollars was coming from put they had assurance that they iwouia gei u sooner or laier, ana tney had definite plans on how International spend it. They are the agencies whosi budgets for the new year had no been acted on finally by Congres; when the old government year faded out last midnight. Among mem are some of the biggest spenders in government, like the I Defense Department and the In Huge Education Assistance To Be Paid By Government CANINE LOVER I CHRISTIANSBl'RG, Va. AP -One thief went to the dogs and .L- J . . . Admin-IM.175,000,000 from new funds re-lne a0s enJ every mlnu,e ' letralmn l j .... n , .l questea oy me rresiaeni lor ine Rather than leave them techni cally penniless. Congress rushed Cooperation o their rescue Tuesday with its traditional "stopgap" appropria tion bill. Somebody broke into a service new year, but that the Senate hadj6tatjon Tuesday night, stole eight added approximately . 652 millions Ipints of ice cream and fed it all to the House figures. jto the dogs at the local pound. By G. K. HODENFIE1.D Associated Press Education Writer ST. LOUIS (AP) Local and stale governments must overhaul their tax laws, to produce more money for public schools. Even so. says a-group of experts, the federal government will have to pav a big part of the bill for quality education. - A committee on tax education and school finance, which has been studying the problem lor the National Education Assn., .said poor education is a national prob lem, no matter wnere it is tound The committee will report its findings to the NEA convention here. The -convention Tuesday almost unanimously supported a proposal that the various state groups send a flood of telegrams to their con gressmen asking support of the Murray-Metcalf bill. That bill would provide federal Lads Whipped In Courtroom TAVARES, Fla. (AP) - Nine teen-age boys had smarting bot toms today as mementoes of a trespassing foray and their sub sequent visit to the court of Coun ty Judge W. Troy Hall Jr. Hall', an ex-Marine and father of two girls, gave the boys, 17 and 18 years old, their choice Tuesday of going to jail for 90 days or taking a whipping in the courtroom. They chose the whipping. The room was cleared of spectators except for court officials and Emmett Peter, a newspaperman, Eight fathers and one mother stood with the boys when Hall asked if the parents would whip the boys themselves or let them go to jail. "I for. one would rather punish my boy right here," one parent said. The others nodded agree ment. A deputy sheriff provided t leather belt four inches wide. The boys were led to a desk singly and received 20 to 25 blows each Hall rapped his- gavel when he thought" each' had had enough. "They were not token spank ings," Peter said. When it came the mother's turn, the judge asked if she would pre fer to have a man do it. She in sisted on swinging the belt her self. (grants to the state of $25 every child between the ages 5 to 17. The money could be scent for school construction or teachers salaries or both. Several delegates from Virginia opposed any federal aid program. Delegate Harold Bell said it seems incongruous to him to "send a dollar to Washington to get 60 cents back." However, the Virgin ia Teachers Assn., a Negro or ganization, voted for the proposal ouine aoumern aeiegates are reported to be afraid that there might be an attempt to write into the Murray-Metcalf bill a stipula tion that lunds would be withheld from states which had not inte grated the races in their public schools. The special tax committee said local communities are the most inefficient tax collectors. It said there should be: A fair and equitable assessment of property. Removal of unrealistic state limitations on the amount of tax money which a community can raise. A study of such exemptions from property tax as those given to veterans. Dr. John K. Norton, professci emeritus of Teachers College, Col umbia University, said poor edu cation cannot be considered strict ly a local problem. A book publishing comnanv in New. York, for instance," he said, can t sell many of its books in Mississippi . . because Mississippi can't afford to buy them. The best way to stimulate the economy in the, South would be to insure the people ot tne boutn a better edu cation." This provides money for the month of July only, normally at the rate of about one-twelfth of what would be available if the 1960 budget bills were not snagled on Capitol Hill. In the case of the Defense Department, for example, this is a little over thrfe billion dollars and will finance normal for activities for one month These temporary measures are nothing new. Congress has been enacting them for years when it reached the sudden realization late in June that a lot of bills financing the year starting July 1 were still kicking around. Tuesday's measure was passed with the customary cautions against excessive spending and with a mild rebuke to the Senate voted iy the House. Statistics compiled by the House Appropriations . 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