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HERALD AND NKWS. Klamath Falls. Ore.
Sunrlav. Dec. 27. 1959
COMPROMISE SPEED
LOCKPORT, N.V. W-The speed1
limit on Old Niagara Road here
depends on which side you're
driving m. Half the highway is
within the Lockport city limits and
has a 30 m.p.h. limit. But motor
ists headed west, on the Niagara
County side of the road, may
drive up to 50 m.p.h. Officials are
considering a 40 m.p.h. compromise.
AMUSING MONICKERS
MILWAUKEE Wl-So you think
race horses have crazy names?
Here's just a sampling of feline
monickers from the Milwaukee Cat
Club's annual show. Tap-Toe
Mamtm of Veia. Wnlfeang'fi Wun-
derbar, Cool Morning Black Pep-
Purr, Craz-E Angel I'uss, Kara
bee I'm a Lotus Lilly Too, Gor
geous Jo-Jo of Su-Ju and Shawnee
Soap Suds.
HEY KIDS - LOOK!
BIG MATINEEI
1:00 P-M. n t J Tiw:illi.nn P.M.
ACTION HIT! "FOREST RANGERS"
AND 5 BIG COLOR CARTOONS
NOW SHOWING!
LIKE KOTHIKG EVER
CRATER OF
SNAKELLS-JOKULL! SEENIUXENO
POREST OF
MAMMOTH
MUSHROOMS!
LOST CONTINENT
OF ATLANTIS!
SUBTERRANEAN
OCEANS!
GIANT
A FLESH-EATERS!
PREHISTORIC
DIMETRODONS!
GROTTO OF
QUARTZES!
GARGANTUAN
CHAMELEONS!
1001
OTHER
WONDERS!
PAT
BOONE
JAMES
Mason
ARLENE
DAHL
DIANE
BAKER
Doors
Open
12:45 r j
OTHER
ADVENTURE
OMTHE
SCREEN!
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AM
Gas Merger
Given Okay
WASHINGTON (AP)-The Fed
cral Power Commission today au
Ihorized the merger of Pacific
Northwest Pipeline Corp. into the
El Paso Natural Gas Co.
Under the merger, El Paso will
lake over and operate the P.NP
pipeline which carries natural gas
from New Mexico to Pacific
Northwest states.
El Paso owns 99.8 per cent of
PNP's common stock but the pipe
line has been operating independ
ently as a subsidiary of El Paso.
Under the commission order El
Paso will be required to keep sep
arate books as requested by Cali
fornia gas distributing companies
which had voiced fear their cus
tomers might have to pay higher
rates as a result of the merger.
The PNP pipeline has been los
ing money for years.
El Paso operates a pipeline In
several Western and Midwest
states. It plans to import gas from
Canada through the PNP pipeline
and will increase supplies going
to California.
Commission Examiner Daniel J.
Kelly recommended, following
long hearings, that the merger be
permitted. The FPC legal staff op
posed it on grounds it would be
monopolistic.
The commission agreed with
Kelly that the merger would be in
the public interest from the stand
point of improved gas supply and
utilization of gas reserves, a fi
nancially stronger supplier, ex
panded and improved gas service
and potential rate reductions.
No Limit Set
On Tank Size
ASTORIA (AP) The Astoria
City Council has decided not to
limit the size of gasoline tank
trucks operating in the city.
Fire Chief Wayne Osterby asked
the size of the trucks be restrict
ed to those with 1,300 gallons ca
pacity. He said the discharge of
large quantities of vapor by the
big trucks when they unload at
gasoline stations was hazardous.
But oil company representatives
said frequent deliveries by small
trucks presented more of a hazard.
Osterby said he was concerned
about possible collection of explo
sive mixtures in tunnels which run
under the streets of Astoria.
DOORS
OPEN
12:45 P.M.
TODAY! EH
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Freight Car
Meeting Set
SALESI (AP) - Two Southern
Pacific railroad officials will
meet here Jan. 8 with the gov
ernor's Emergency Transporta
tion Committee to explain why
freight cars are getting more
scarce in Southern Oregon.
Jonel C. Hill, public utilities
commissioner, said an impending
shortage of wood chip cars might
become a threat to the chip in
dustry.
Hill said the officials will be
asked to explain why the storage
of SP cars in Southern Oregon has
been almost depleted at a time
when freight cars usually are in
adequate supply.
The two railroad officials who
will come here arc W. C. Peoples,
vice president in charge of traf
fic, and W. D. Lamprecht, gen
eral manager.
PNW Chamber
Favors Park
PORTLAND (AP)-Sen. Rich
ard L. Neiibcrger (D-Ore) said
Wednesday he had received word
that the Yachats Chamber nf
Commerce favors establishment
of an Oregon Dunes national sea
shore park.
Neuherser is author of a bill
that would create the nark in'lho
dunes between Florence and
Reedsport on the Oregon coast.
Many residents of the Florence
area are opposed to the park.
achats is a few miles north of
the park site.
Neuberger said the unanimous
action of the Yachats Chamher
of Commerce answered a charge
that residents of the affected com
munities were opposed to his bill.
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MORTY MEEKLE
LONG OVER DUE
TAMPA, Fla. Of) Forty-on
j ears ago Alfred C. Greesoa re
ceived a hand wound and injuries
to the eyes while serving with the
Illinois 33rd Yellow. Cross Division
in the Meuse-Argonne offensive In
France. His purple heart medal
for war injuries arrived In the
mail recently with no explana
tion for the delay.
Chas. J. Cizek
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