Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 08, 1961, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextLegislator Reports: Reapportionment Plan Battle Looms In Salem By GEORGE C. FLITCRAFT j Republican members of the leg ", Members of the legislature arelislature probably will present a in full agreement that this body I unified front on many of the re- 'HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls. Ore. Wednesday, March, t, 191 PAGE is on the downhill side of this session with regard to the num ber of days spent, but it is ob viously headed uphill in the less complicated will amount of work which must be. best chance of passage. done. During the past 50-odd days the greatest amount of fanfare has organization proposals. As one rcp-i rescntative put it, "Those things I which are least controversial and have the Few peo ple would disagree with him. Excellent progress is now being made on bills affecting tbe Board- They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo resulted from introduction of leg-man Space Age Industrial Park, islation and speculation as to the The House State and Federal Af- eventual fate of the various pro posals. fairs Committee has put its stamp of approval on two bills which Now the legislature is rapidly would appropriate 5900,000 to get approaching the many moments the project underway. " of decision on matters which are. The necessity for prompt action of importance to the state. Taxation in its various forms has once again reared its head this legislation came when Sam Mallicoat, acting director of the Planning and Development and we will probably be working Commission, pointed out the pos- and voting on taxes until the finalisibility that the Boeing Airplane day of the session Of recent interest was the in troduction of two separate sales Company could conceivably start work there yet this year. Although this is not yet a cer N. THERE, OU IOONT THERE --VOO V SEE HOW I'LL BE W RELAX TOMORROW J ABLE TO GO TO V MOWING", I'LL I 1 WORK TOMORROW 6ET THE BREAK- f I IP I COULD ONLV V FAST-VOU SLEEPp I SLEEP LATE JUST A AS LATE AS l V ONE MORNING " J V VOO WANT jl h 7 r-rnH x. zee, in t.T - ta -sv ,,, - ku Tp So MOW MUCH EXTRA SMUT-EVE DID SHE GET WHEN HER CHINA-SHOP BULL MOVED INTO THE KITCHEN? ' KSE-RECK-n! 3 Cronon Given New Post With Telephone Company James 6. Cronon, commercial i position w ith the company in Port- representative for phone Northwest Pacific Tele-1 land, in Klamath! man' according to A. local manager. B. Dicker- Falls, has transferred to a new! '"relive monaay. marcn o. i.ronon iook over uie amies oi a directory representative in the company's directory department. In his new post, Cronon will make contacts with businessmen over V 4.- . ! the state concerning yellow pages .munity affairs, Cronon spent two advertising. terms on the Klamath County Cronon has been located in the United Fund Board of Directors. Klamath Falls business office of. He was active in the Boy Scouts the company since 1944. for several years and was a mem- An active participant in com-lber of Kiwanis and the Elks. About 80 per cent of the world's toy balloons are produced in Ashland and Ravenna. Ohio. OFFICE MACHINE REPAIRS TyMwrllB". AdJdlna M rhlBM cUftHtd, repaired, rerhaaltf. GiiriBli4 WerhminihlB JONES' Office Supply fh.n. TU nil f.r I IW dcUvar JAMES B. CRONON 63) tax bills. Democrats in the Sen-.tainty, it certainly behooves this ate have entered a sales tax bill legislature to clear out any road in Room 321 in the capitol a pub- Slate Health Board within a De- Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kent, R. D. of one type, while Republican Rep rescntative Sidney B a z e 1 1 of Grants Pass has introduced vet blocks which might appear. Ore-lness. tic hearing has been scheduled on the bill which would place a 2.7 per cent nt income tax on busi- partment of Social Services will pUckett. George Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Hunt, Dick Bees- be aired. gon should not find itself in the position where Boeing is ready to another approach to a sales tax move and the state is not. in the House. Meanwhile, the House Taxation Committee last week gave ap proval to a tax on gross personal income and immediately thereaf ter the plan was scheduled for appearance on the floor of the House Wednesday, March 8. Therefore, the House should have made its decision on this matter by now and the Senate will be taking its look at the plan if everything has gone as planned. Reapportionment of the legisla ture, although always a topic of much conversation, has not been the subject of any official action to this time. Several plans have been pro posed, including an excellent Re publican plan which gives full and due consideration to the problems of Eastern Oregon. However, no specific bills on the subject have been introduced. i neretore, legislative council has been asked to draw up a bill which exactly follows the status quo. This bill will then be intro duced and serve as a starting point for discussion. There seems to be little ques tion that quite an amount of wrangling will result. The less populous areas of the state will be diligent in trying to protect their interests while the Demo cratic legislators from Multnomah County will be fighting to gain additional strength. Already some of the Democrats! from Multnomah County have made sly remarks about "repre sentation for jackrabbits" in the less populous counties. In the very near future they will be doing everything possible to gain addi tional representation for the Port land area. At this point there seems to be very little doubt but that some progress will be made in the area of reorganizing state government. Several bills on reorganization have been acted upon with some favor and there is reason to be lieve that more will receive the same treatment. This slate could very well use Timber taxation will be dis cussed at public hearings now set for Monday, March 13, and Wed nesday, March 15. Western Ore- additional payrolls and the only; gon problems will be covered on way in which it will gef them is to do its best to encourage those who have shown an interest. Several public hearings of gen oral interest in Oregon have been! tiled for Wednesday, March scheduled. when the bill which would es- On Friday. March 10. at 1 p.m.ltablish a Health Division and a Monday and Eastern Oregon Wednesday. A committee meeting which will be of general interest is sched- 15, nils llitreill i; is liuw aimcu iui . r. , n . .i.j 'ey d Freeman Murray. Room 421 at 8 a.m. that day. ' , The following have been recent visitors from the Klamath area: Mr. and Mrs. Robert Thompson. Mrs. Marshall Cornell, Mr. and !M..c Dnh Waul V,ilh Cnhn on " ' ., j diaries r. Banc, Bin aweeuano. Frank Ganong. .lack Kalinoski. Remodeling Siding Foundations " Reasonable! Fret Estimates CALL Dick Stombaugh 2-4771 Ed Brooks -4-8310 NOW PLAYING POLLY HEAD Hammond Organ and Piano Entertaining at our Piano Bar Fine Food Your Favorite Beverages MOLATORE'S 1112 Main St. Where do you stay in PORTLAND? AT THE HEATHMAN w,fh garage parking Staying at i Heathman Hotel in Portland now makes more sense than ever . . . That's because Heathman rales now start at just $5 plus "bonus" Free covered parking in Heathman's own garage! . . . 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