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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1960)
ALMOST 30 YEARS of accident free lervice has been accomplished by L. E. Hubbard, 327 Alameda Avenue, conductor on the Shasta Daylight between Klamath Falls and Gerber. Hubbard has worked out of Klamath Falls in passenger service for many years. Crabiree: Jury Ducking Shows Citizenship Lack District A'torncy Dale T. Crab- tree said Tuesday that the high percentage of people asking to be excused from jury duty "shows Convalescing Harold T. (Sink) Halaas, owner of Halaas Barbershop on North Eighth, is convalescing at his home following an automobile ac cident on Nov. 10 near the Tower Theater. In the crash, Halaas received critical eye injuries which will ore- . vent him from operating his busi . ncss in the future. The shop is now closed. . Halaas spent four days in the hospital following the accident. NOT ALWAYS GREEN Evergreen trees are not always all green. There are evergreens . with blue, gray, plum, silver, white and yellow colored shades, "Satisfaction )?1 i voters aie lax toward their resoonsibililies as citizens." i Crabtree was commenting on the fact that more than half (21 of 30) of the people called as jurors for the new session of court asked to be excused for one rea son or another. Judge David R. Vandenberg was forced to request that additional names be drawn to complete the panel. "Some of the excuses were legitimate," Crabtree said, "but a few of the people showed a poor attitude." The district at torney said the jury system is one of the guarantees in a free country and that everyone should be willing to serve when his turn comes up. After 21 people were excused and seven members of the grand jury were chosen, there were only 12 people remaining for jury duty. that some registered & bulky slipover with convertible collar Give him orge. wash-n-wear Dacron and cotton. jecket Same ift ties pattern, guaranteed or your Education Heads List In New Oregon Budget SALEM (API Kduration is the biggest single item and gets more than one-third of the general fund in Gov. Mark Hatfield's proposed 'creases of $30,000 (or educational budget for the next biennium. j television, including enough to get Basic fund school support rep-'a station started in Portland nn resented $124,310,000, compared to; Channel 10. This brought the total $107,632,268 in the current bien nium, an increase of nearly $1? million. Hatfield's budget would boost the state's share of basic school support to $115 per census child. I This is 42 per cent. The budget also contains S2.-j 531.804 for the Board of HighcrlAstoria Education. Of this. Sli2.531.333 is!Baker from the general fund, an increase Bend of $4,468,550. A f.irlnt. in hinhm- nti mill .nil costs is increased enrollment. ,rhef,dKevle. budget called fur the same e- "l "! penditures per student based on!?10 an expected 2.7 per cent increase 01t' fcnd in enrollment. Pendleton I Portland Other expenses: $,0,000 for a.Red Bluff graduate school of social work at Redmond , Portland State. MlS.snsfor ad-jRoscburg dormitory counseling personnel. S493.904 for added office stalf. sir.5.j!i tor tcacmng supplies. $86,399 for new technical publics, tions and $163,610 for more op. crating supplies. Also included were an increase, of $100,000 in research funds, $48.- 000 more for plant rehabilitation and $675,843 more for general pur pose programing. There were no proposals for a raise in tuition or increased taxes. Hatfield's budget estimated that scholarships already awarded will cost the state $800,000 in the com ing biennium and he recommend ed another $75,000. The budget proposed increases for academic salaries in higher education of $5,634,147 in the next two fiscal years, compared to $', 551,934 during the current two to make an inch layer of top years, soil. And man can undo her cen The salary increase was de- turies of work in one year by signed to regain and maintain the foremost fashions Men's Wash Proportioned and Wear Dress Shirrs Just Say "Charge It" 2" shirts of fine cotton broadcloth and oxford cloth give you free wash 'n wear convenience. Proportioned for good fit. White only in many . FormEose collar styles. 14'2-17. 7" this breathtaking- ly styled sweater with Y shaped 2-button front ... he can wear collar in like a cardigan or out. as shown to left. Pick soft lamb's wool, Orion acrylic in four new tweed tones. Sizes small to wondrous wash-n- wear blend of Dacron poly ester and cotton in a Fieldmaster jacket. It's bear rug warm with ocetate-backed Orion acrylic pile lining. Continental stvled with circle shoulder, bulky knit trim. Four t-nes. Sizes 36 to 46. Some as above in hip length 12.99 genuine leather wallet aift boxed S3.50-$5.00 at this low price choose from newest styles in fine leathers including cowhide, calf. in newest colors, stylet $ I lift-boxed orjyle socks soft spun cotton. 10-13, 3 Soft glove leather opera Supple leather slippers with cushion insole. Brrjwn. His in sizes 7-12. money back" 'competitive position of Oregon ill- stitutions. The governor also proposed in. amount for educational television to $786,530. Oregon Weather By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 24 hours to 4:3 a.m. Wednesday Max. Min. Prep. 48 35 30 8 38 10 63 41) 31 12 34 25 52 37 53 27 55 39 38 20 49 27 55 34 34 11 48 28 50 29 Brookings Burns Western Oregon Mostly fair through Thursday except night and morning fog in some valleys. Slightly warmer. Low tonight 25 35 in interior and 30-40 on coast; high Thursday 50-65. Easterly toicontributions to his campaign to- northeasterly coastal winds a-lS miles an hour except 18-28 at thcitures at $5rt.258. mouth of the Columbia. Eastern Oregon Fair through Thursday. Slowly rising daytime temperatures. Low tonight 12 except near 5 above in some val- leys. Northern Oregon Beaches Generally sunny with variable high cloudiness Thursday. Easter ly beach w inds 5-15 miles an hour. Temperature range 35-54. IN NO HURRY Mother Nature works slowly. It takes her from 500 to 1.000 years mistreatment of the land. care frV ft 11 II - i m ii m -! ' For fast, convenient Just say, "Charge Scars revolving CHARGE a. 99 $2 I Plus Fed. Tox SEARS 133 So. 8th Ph. TU 2-4481 Open 9:30 till 5:30 Fridays Till 9 P.M. A RARE SIGHT, the night-blooming cereus in full blos som, is displayed by the plant's owner, Mrs. P. S. Kafer, 302 Cedar Street, Dunsmuir. She says her cactus has blossomed several times this year, but only at night. The plant is difficult to grow. Photo by Peggy Walsh Smith Lists Expenditures WASHINGTON AP - Elmo Smith, unsuccessful Republican candidate lor the Senate in Ore gon, has advised the Senate that talod $62,258. He listed expend! His Democratic opponent. Sen.- elect Maurine Neubcrger, lias not yet submitted her final report. Contributors to Smith s cam paign, as listed by the Elmo Smitli for U. S. Senate Commit tee included: Edmund Hayes. U. S. National Bank Building. Portland. $1,000; C. H. Wheeler. Portland. $1,500; James L. Buckley, Portland, $1. 000. Paul McKce. Pacific Power & Light Co., Portland, $1,000; Ralph Williams Jr , Portland, $1,000. Better Business Climate Com mittec. Portland. $1,000; Ray mond L. Jackson. Hines. $900; M. -I im. I shopping It" on ACCOUNT f0, . r 4ft II K. Mclvcr. Portland, $600; J. Howard Pugh. Philadelphia, $500; I. H. Pugh Jr.. Philadelphia. $500; Miss Mary Ethel Pugh. Philadel phia. $500; Mrs. Mabel Pugh My rin. Philadelphia, $500. J. T. Moll, New York City, $250; Richard C. Gearhart, Portland, $1,000; Waller J. DcLong, Taco- ma, Wash., $1,000. Bituminous coal reserves of the United States have been estimat-l Most of Turkey lies in Asia, Limited Quantities Science Career Chrmislry Set 777 Reg. 10.98 All you up M'irn tints nred fr rxK-rinirnlal fun r in cludH. Cabinet nprmt 3fl. Doctor or Nurses' Outfitted Kits Reg. 1.S9 7C Srighl rad ploille bog (Iliad ' arything a ploy doctor or non ni. Met imlromenti, evon play pifll, mof For 25 66c Hie, hriiiitfiil nl with luinl kotm! mantrr itnnrr board, 25 crdt. Diaper Hag Set ReS. 98c 49c Complrlr fur h a b y d ol la . Ilaa r.iiifMrrd hap Hilli IkI Ur, and diaper. All Sale Prices Subject Ta Stock en Hand. SS6r7P VtVSrk 1.25 " Satisfaction guaranteed or your money baclj' HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon . Police, Firemen City-County Civil Defense Di - rector Joe Scarlcs announced Tuesday the names of policemen and firemen who received ecrtifi - catcs for completing a recent ex plosive ordnance reconnaissance course. City police officers receiving iCWSi Harold B. Uglum. Alvin C. certificates included Chief Charles Hart, llarrv L. Ernst, Arlct L. A. Howard, Russell E. Matlmil-; Bragg, James II. Lane, Clenton Icr, Oscar G. Gerleve, Gordon L.jC. Stephens, Murray A. Colvin, Ramsey. Odell L. Olson, FloydiArliss D. lttcdcr, Paul B. Nich C. Pierce Jr., Carl B. Jennings, !0is, Lawrence E. Mitchell. Jack John F. Ohn. Al Bianconi. James c'ullcv. Paul B. Caldwell, James P. O'Neal. Lawrence B. Gaylord. M. Brown. Horace Stiles. Donald I Norman D. Mitchell, Melville M Richardson. Darrell L. Hilliker.win M. Searlcs. Roger W. Wright' James M. Brown. Gerald E. Floe- ;,nd Bchis A Dillstrom. The (our-j chini. Vicloi P. Murdock. Rk'klcsjday course in explosive handling N. Adkins. John S. Kennard, Ver-!as conducted by an Armv team non J. Jones and Dennis W.lfrom the 53rd Ordnance Detain-! Lilly. mcnt of Vancouver Barracks.) Chief Lou Jones and OtficcriWash. I Kenneth Schoonover of the Chile Man's Condition Reported 'Fair' Hospital officials reported today that the condition of Harry An derson, 68. injured Sunday, Dec. 4. in a one-car accident is slight ly improved and lair. Anderson, alone in his car. ap parently fell asleep at the wheel and crashed into a telephone pole at the intersection of East Main and South Sixth streets. His home is at lftliO Portland. TIW MITKS Miniaturization is fast develop ing as a new "science." It cm- braces the production of ultra small devices, such as transistors and diodes for communications equipment and space vehicles. TOYS.. TOYS.. 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