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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Thursday, October 13, 1960
Interim Committees Have Become Important Part Of Oregon's Legislative Process
W A rc ID
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Decision
Reversed
SALEM (AP)-The Oregon Su
preme Court today reversed the
lecond degree murder conviction
of Lee Parker, who was sentenced
to life for killing Robert Holloway
jvith a blunt instrument. The lime
icoyered body was found in a well
liear Vernonia.
;in overturning the verdict of the
Multnomah County Circuit Court
tlf-Judge Frank J. Lonergan, the
high court said there was insuf
'fleient evidence, and that Improp
er evidence was introduced at the
:tria1.
: ; The slaying occurred three years
ago. The body was found near the
property of Harold Keith, who also
was Indicted. He Is serving 15
years on conviction of manslaugh
ter. '. The decision, hy Justice Gordon
Sloan, frees Parker from the
Charge.
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By PAUL W. HARVEY JR. I he laws. And the Legislative Fis- university and colleges to make Important changes probably will Counsel Committee in the way of clarity in many laws.
" SALEM (AP) Only a few years cal Committee wants the state better use' of their space. be suggested by the Legislative removing conflicts and lack of These are only a few of the
loniclativo interim commit-1 -
RU, ,
tees did very little. And when they
did anything, the wgisiaiura uu
.11., nairi little attention.
These committees often were
created to dispose of problems
that the Legislature did not want
to face. It used to De saia
that interim committees some--times
were created just to bury
legislation.
; The committees used to meet
.only one or twice Between
-sions. They coiuan i uu mm..., ..,
Vay. because they had no techni
staffs to help them.
xt... intprim pnmmitlces have
become a very Important part of
the legislative process.
they introduce a big share of the
major new laws which they draft
' .. ..... -f I--.. Un,.re nf HtllHv
as tne resuii oi wus
:and hearings.
: More than half the legislators
serve on these committees. They
have executive secretaries and
stenographors, as weu as reai....
experts. The members spend
- many days between sessions in
committee work.
: One committee secretary figured
reeently that aH rewmmenda
tions made by Interim committees
In the KWljegisMuwi haws until:
Dct. 15 to file thii neponte.
rtecidtrd- what
ouiyP ""' V ..
lYtey will refcijmrne.nd'. 'Bub they
ivill pd.vide:som- the. rftwst im
portant, far'-re-achmg. Tegislfifi'dn tot
pe int.rpo.ucca.
I For -instance, the. Interim Com.
uutik. on. Xdva'tthru Willi Eecom-
lllli.ee- UU
rneiid lov.er ineome-.taxeS', 3went
- -wbr,rro .idnrpttfl t'aX'. And' 8.
tie Umber-tax. system that woul
entourage, susiainea, jtieiu' lyw
grams. ; The Criminal Law Committee
would control obscer literature,
require judges to hold pre-sentence
investigations, and provide
parolfc supervision for all men released-
from prison.
: And the Committee on Educa
tion' favors a long-range plan to
provide 50 per cent state support
for .schools, compared with 36 per
cent now.
"The Agriculture Committee
"jvants more farm research, and
the Labor-Management Commit
tee will sponsor highly controver--i.i
i:ci.,iinn that would have
Blrtl rfi,o,......
the state hold elections to .deter
mine union representation.
The Natural Resources Commit
tee would consolidate the Fish and
Game Commissions. The Highway
: 1 II
Committee wants reuecioi ueu u
nlatoe nnrt nnssihlv re
VKnnv fuivu, r
duced weight-mile taxes on big
trucks.
!;The Public Welfare Committee
f.as many suggestea cnanges in
proposed bills that committees It is getting so you can tell justlsider by reading the reports of It
will sponsor. about what a Legislature will con- interim committees.
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