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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 28, 1960)
OREGON NEWS ROUNDUP... KERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. MVednesday. December it, WM PACE t Protection For Salmon Requested By Hatfield i SALEM (AP) Gov. Mark 0. Hatfield told his Natural Re source Committee Tuesday be wanted it to cume up with a pro posal that would help protect salmon spawning beds now beins destroyed through' sand and gravel dredging. Hatfield said that millions are pent on artificial propagation and that it would be an economy measure to preserve natural (pawning areas. Evans in town with a shotgun. When Whetstone came outside, he was shot down, then Fletcher and Mrs. Milligan. ' Mrs. Milligan was reported In fair condition at Sacred Heart Hospital in Eugene. Rancher Dies NEWBERG, Ore. (AP) - Fu neral services will be held Friday in MfMinnvittA fnr o ui i A a I ti Hatfield, however, rejected aY,,,,. P.n.i,.r .j ,. jr proposal of the Fish Commission for the right to veto sand and gravel dredging permits if spawn ing beds were endangered. The governor said this was sim ilar to a proposal that did not even get out of committee in the last legislature. "I personally think that (the veto) is bad administration," he said, adding that he opposed as signing a task to one agency and then giving another a right to veto. He said it was obvious there was a difference of opinion, but (aid the committee should be able to come up with a flexible proposal that would help answer the question. Hatfield said the Land Board has no legal authority to consider (pawning when it leases the sand and gravel beds. The revenue from the leases goes to the com mon school fund. . Hatfield asked for a proposal that would incorporate these three principles: provide a pro gram to cover streams over which the land board has juris diction, aim at a more compre hensive law covering public and private lands, amend the land board law (6 give the board au thority to consult the Fish and Game commissions before grant ing the leases. Search Ended MANZAN1TA, Ore. (AP) - The Navy ended its search for an Air Force plane that plunged into the sea near here two weeks ago. Sheriff's deputies reported that a wing and some smaller parts of the F102 jet interceptor have been washed ashore. A helicopter picked up the plane's pilot, who bailed out. . Driver Freed BOISE, Idaho (AP) - U. S. District Judge Fred M. Taylor freed the city of Nampa Tuesday of liability for traffic accident in- Harry Richard Kuehne, 89. He died at his ranch near Carl ton Monday, of a heart attack. Kuehne was affiliated with the Blue Lake Packers at Salem and the Farmers Cooperative Cream ery. He also was a charter mem ber of the St. Paul Rodeo Asso ciation. . - Among survivors are a widow, two daughters and a sister. Vessel Damaged SALEM (AP) Gerald Deter BROOKINGS. Ore. (AP) - No'jng, president of the Oregon one was injured when heavy seas Farm Bureau Federation, is op- siammea uie disabled 45-loot craBiposej to having the secretary of uuai mary jane onio uie Deacn health, education and Hemming Opposed For Post here Monday, Earlier a big wave damaged the vessel's rudder. The Mary Jane ran into trouble as it was trying to enter the Chetco River Harbor. After the boat crashed on the beach, two tractors hooked onto it to help keep the waves from battering it to pieces. Look For Body PORTLAND (AP) Search continued along the Tualatin Riv er today for the body or a duck hunter who fell into the water Thursday. He was Robert Beardslee, about 30, of Sherwood. His companion. Dan Reber, 30, also of Sherwood, sairi thpir ratine rani7pH when EUGENE (AP) - A grand jury 'Beardslee shot at a duck. Man Arraigned next week will take up the double slaying Monday at Junction City. Police Chief Woodrow Whet stone, 43, and Everett Fletcher, 54, both of Junction City, were killed by shotgun blasts. Another shotgun blast wounded Mrs. Ver na Mae Milligan, 42-year-old di vorcee. Robert . Evans, 45, who was Jailed on a first-degree murder booking, was arraigned Tuesday on a charge of killing the police chief. Dist. Atty. William Frye said the. whole matter would go before a grand jury. Frye said witnesses told him Evans was ' a former suitor of Mrs. Milligan. He said Fletcher and Mrs. Milligan went to Whet' stone's house for help after seeing Reber managed to reach shore, but Beardslee disappeared. The accident happened between Scholls and Six Corners. Police said brush and sunken logs have hampered the search. BBC RED-FACED LONDON (API Red-faced offi cials of the British Broadcasting Corp. have apologized to Queen Elizabeth for blanking out the opening words of her address to the nation on Christmas Day. Millions of televiewers and ra dio listeners missed the first eight welfare Arthur S. Hemming, become president of the University of Oregon. "Flemming's ill-advised action against cranberries brought about a tremendous loss to Ore gon growers, followed by similar attacks on milk and capons in what was termed the 'food of Uie month' plan," Dctering said Tues day. On Nov. 9, 1959, Flemming an nounced that the 1958 and 1959 cranberry, crops were contami nated by a weed killer. , Later, the Oregon Department of Agri culture said Oregon cranberries were not contaminated. The state Board of Higher Ed ucation has said it is considering Flemming for the university pres idency. Detcring added that "Flem ming's irresponsible action in re gard to several important crops has not improved his stature as an administrator. Certainly, his action caused great loss to Ore gon producers, and was not In the best interest of our state and its people." He said the Farm Bureau be lieves that Flemming has "alien ated the farmers of Oregon," and that the university president should have the backing of all the people. juries to an Oregon student who filed suit for $56,000 damages, Taylor took under advisement a motion for a judgment freeing Ronald Mills of liability also. Mills was the driver of a car, owned by William Mills of Kcnne wick, Wash., which was involved in the accident. The suit against Mills and the city of Nampa was brought by Melton Dow of Huntington,' Ore. He was a passenger in a car driven- by Fred Dow, also of Huntington. The accident occurred during a parade by Northeast Nazarene College students. Ask Extradition BOISE, Idaho (API Papers were to be mailed ta California Wednesday asking extradition of Rodger Hall on a charge of rob bery in connection with the rob bery-slaying ot ur. Jonn Hunt. Hunt, a Portland, Ore., forester formerly of Bcllingham, Wash., was shot to death and, robbed near Bliss, Idaho, on Aug. 23, 1959. Hall, 22. of Crescent City, Calif., was acauitted in Goodine. Idaho. recently of a first degree murder charge in the case. Gov. Robert E. Smylie signed extradition papers on the robbery charge Tuesday at the request of Gooding County Sheriff Keith An derson. Hall was taken into custo dy on the charge last week in Humboldt, Calif. HIT TO CLOSE LONDON (AP) The American or nine words of the monarch's j hit musical "West Side Story" will annual message when the sound close in May after a 2-year Lon reproducing machine broke down don run at His Majesty's Theater, at the start of the recorded talk, lit was announced today. PLAYERS LOSE PANTS NEW HARTFORD, N.Y. (UPP Police said today that all 11 card plaveis in a game of black jack reallv lost their pants, and they're going to have to be taken to the cleaners. 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