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PAGE t-A HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls,. Ore. Thursday, February 16, 1961 HKrU,D AND NFJWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Thursday, Kebruary 16, 1961 PAGE 7-A Klamath District Judge Has Heaviest Case Load Klamath County District Judge! Hal F. Coe can expect to handle more cases this year than anyl other district judge in the state, Accordinc to comparative sta tistics for I960, Klamath County's one district judge handled 8,131 cases during the year not count ine felony arraignments and pie. liminary hearings. Most of thisl load fell on Judas D. E. Vanl Vactor, who worked until he be came ill late in November. Ho died in mid-December and sev eral visiting judges presided over district court until Judge Coe was appointed last month. Klamath County's case load per judge was 240 more than the next county, which was Marion with 7,891 cases. Multnomah County showed the most total cases, 23, 279, but these were handled by four judges, lane County had two district judges to deal with 12, 065 cases. "I can handle the present case load," Judge!, Coe said Wednes day, "but if the load continues to increase, a second judge will be required within four years." Aj bill is pending in the state legisla ture for a second circuit court judge, but no moves have been . made to secure another district judge. Statistics also show that Klam ath County was fifth among the counties in total fines and fees collected with $90,065. Of this amount, 63 per cent or $52,116 came from traffic fines. i J Ui JOE DeGRANDE JR., 17, whose parents live in Keno, hai received a nomination from Son. Al Ullman at a candidate to attend the Air Force or Merchant Marine academy. De Grando, a senior at Hen ley High School, has lived 14 yean in Keno. He at tended elementary school there. (mm YOUR Progress Edition COPIES NOW! You'll get a copy as part of your regular subscription but you'll prob ably wont more. . . 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They will alternate on stage fur 30 minutes each and; music will be continuous from 9 p.m. until 1 a.m. No intermis sions arc planned. The dancers are asked to cheer their favorite band and to feel free to boo the other. "It's all in fun." says Evans. Proceeds will benefit Mrs. Glen FOX. Wife of a local miKirian She has been seriously ill for many months. The dance will be sponsored Dy Musicians Local Un ion no. tro. Six bands will donate their serv ices, including the Slarliehtors. The Dancemaster, Pee Wee Stid ham's Butte Vallev rtanrors and Evans' big band. Seek Permit For Channel An application for a construc tion permit to translate Channel 7 KVIP-TV, Redding, to Chan nel 4, Mcdlord, for televising in the Kh-.nnth Falls area was filed Oct. 22, 10. Petitioner was Dew ey Powell Chapter, No. 12, Dis abled American Veterans. Official permission is expected within 30 days, according to! George Utley, commander DAV, and L. A. Wirth, adjutant of the sponsoring body. Permission has already been given by the Red- ding station for rebroadcasting of i programs via Mcdlord. The proposed transmitter, will be located at an elevation of 6,100 feet on Hamaker Mountain. In announcing plans for con struction of the booster station. wirlh told the Herald and News Tuesday that it will take from three to six weeks for equipment! to arrive and only a brief time for installation, after the official grant Is received. The equipment is expected to give clear pictures to all parts of the Klamath area, Wirth said Norblad Offers Security Bill Congressman Walter Norblad (R-Ore) has introduced a bill to permit increased outside earnings each year by Social Security re tirees. Norblad said that "my bill would amend the Social Security Act to increase from $1,200 to $2,400 the amount of outside earn ings permitted each year without deductions from Social Security benefits. In my judgment, the present limitation of $1,200 is much too low. 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