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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 11, 1960)
HERALD AN'D NEWS, Klamath Falls. Ore. Thursday, Ffh. 11, 10 PAGE 1 B Budget Fight May Begin In Capitol SHINGTON (AP)-A House- passed 900-million-dollar anti-pol-1 lution bill may formally touch off the 1960 battle of the budget be twecn President Eisenhower and the Democratic-controlled Con gress. Passed Tuesday by the House, the Senate-House compromise far exceeds the President's proposals, It may be the first big bill to draw a veto this year. Senate action may not come uiv til next week or later, but ap proval by that body is almost certain since the Senate previous. ly had passed a measure almost as expensive. The House acted by voice vote, without audible dissent. Republi cans didn't oppose the bill, al though they said they didn't ap prove it. Their attitude apparently was that the sooner it reached the White House the sooner it could be vetoed. Rep. John Taber of New York, senior Republican on the Appro priations Committee, predicted the bill would be vetoed. A compromise of separate measures passed last year by the Senate and the House, the bill would raise to 900 million dollars the present ceiling of 500 million on federal grants for construction of local sewage disposal plants. The grants would be spread over a 10-year period. The compromise total is 100 mil lion more than the Senate ap proved last year and 100 million less than the House originally voted. The government's share of the - cost of any project would be limited to $450,000, or 30 per cent of the overall cost, whichever is lower. The bill is an authorization on ly. It docs not provide the actual money to finance the program. President Eisenhower set a 20-million-dollar annual appropria tion figure in his 1960 budget mes sage. His view was that local gov ernments should pay more of the program costs. 4-H NEWS THE CAKE MISSES The third meeting of the Cake Misses was held at the home of Mrs. L. E. Rodgers. The 4-H Pledge was led by Anne Rodgers and Dianna Springer led the Pledge of Allegiance. Two members, Vivian Townsend and Elmira Ford, were absent. After the adjournment of the business meeting, Jerry Oliver gave a demonstration on making biscuits. While the biscuits were baking, games were played and Dianna Springer was chosen to give a demonstration at the next meeting. Frances Dal Broi, News Reporter. MERRILL HAPPY STITCHERS The fourth regular meeting of the Merrill Happy Stitchers was held January 27 in the school caf eteria. Our officers are: Nancy Kandra, president; Judy Hayes, vice president; Carol Craw ford, song leader; Audrene Cun ningham, secretary; Pam Conner, news reporter; Nancy Merrilees, social chairman. The girls in Sewing I worked on their needle books while the girls in Sewing II worked on the headscarves. Pam Conner, News Reporter. Each 4-H calf was weighed. The weights are as follows: Diana Lyon, 790; Darla Micka. 660; Darry Micka, 695; Donna Micka, 575; Mike Kenyon, 710; Cathy Kenyon, 485; Marcia Ken yon, 715; Don Johnson, 900. Nick Johnson, 460: Jill Johnson, 610; Leith Johnson, 500; Joy John son, 510; Richard Clark, 605; Wil ma Clark, 670; Wanda Clark, 600; Kathy Clark, 730; David Clark, 695. Wanda Clark, News Reporter. LONG WAIT SHORTENED LEIiSBURG, Va. (UPD - Fight fans had waited 54 years since the last professional boxing match was staged here. In the main event Friday night welterweight Jimmy Archer of New York City kayoed St. Louis' Tommy "Cyclone" Cooper in 16 seconds of the first round. MALIN BEEF CLUB The Malin Beef Club held its first livestock tour February 6. 4,000 Restaurants Prove it Every Day STICKY FINGERS! NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPD -Postal worker Henry Gregory will lose his job because of the way he acquired materials for his hobby, Postmaster Lewis Moore said today. 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