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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (March 21, 1961)
HERALD AND NE'S, Klamath Jails, Ore, Tuesday,. March !l, 11 PAGE I Senator Says Boeing Boardman Lease Offers Tremendous Future Potential SALEM I APt Sen. MclvuV Goode, one of six legislators who for i p.m. to consider two hills1 Goode R.Albany, told the State ! visited tne Boeing planl jn St?allle '" could help pave the way lor ,i treme"d,0US '" would soend millions of dolhr, at Gool! sai(l lhilt '" on the icfernn to the proposed Iwe by ould ipeirf milliom of dollar al , be constructed by Boe.ng A.rplane Co of the 9000- ihe new s,.e. Boeing could amount to millions wUu.u..mii i.nvj uuiuuing me legislative ways ana nicans0f dollar ( ommiitee scheduled a meeting men( a million dollars, or $100,000 morcsaid, "is that this is a fine thing for Oregon." than Gov. Mark O. Hatfield had!for our state, and tlial it will bur-i Referring to a char requested. This money would be:Kn 'nl ntod economic wealth George Van Hoomissen used in connection with providing I land, that the deal is a "land j responsible legislators in the e by Rep. grab," Goode replied "that state-; House. He is not informed, li s not DPort-lmrnt was made by one of the less in the cards." Newspaper SPOT ADS are inexpensive Morse Doubts Land Trade To Be Arranged Very Soon WASHINGTON (API - Sen. Wayne Morse, D-OPe., Monday ex pressed doubt that the Boardman Bombing Range land exchange with Oregon can be arranged soon. In a letter to Gov. Mark 0. Hat- by sales. Exceptions to this policy have been few and far between. s. but that the develop- probablv would slowly. Answering criticism that the 80 year term of the lease might be too long. Goode said Boeing needs that long a lease because it wants isome permanency in its installa tions. a new site in Lake County for the bgmbing range. He told of the possibility of al locating on the and then under the most extra ordinary circumstances," Morse wrote. "Rocing couldn't tell too much and the state's congressional dele field, the senator outlined prob- sen. .. . , oassMr.. alxuit what it intends to do on the site." Goode said, "but it has projects in the making. The situ- He assured the governor that he.cnanges ajmost ... He said that Boeing "is not get- ling the land to sublease it and filled Industrie: Boardman site "The Boeing otficials were favorably impressed by Oregon's tax structure. They pay a 4 per cent sales tax in Washington, and that amounts to more than their profit. So some of our committee members invited them to move their plant to Oregon." "The general consensus." he Friendly Helpfulness To Evtry Creed end fun Word's Klamath Funeral Home Marguerite M. Word and Soni 925 High TU 2-4404 Dr. William A. Weathers Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Has resumed practice at Malin, Oregon CHfice Phone 723-2544 Residence Phone 723-2669 NOTICE e e ISA DORAH MOLDOVAN announces Dancing Classes starting March 23rd in the Recreational Hall at Merrill. Please Call Mrs. Ithcl Chapman 798-554 between 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. or TU 4-6570 anytime for information. lems arising in connection with the .000-acre land exchange ap proved by the last Congress. Under that arrangement, the state was to acquire the Navy's Boardman Bombing Range through an exchange of state iand. The Boardman lands were to be used for industrial development. Morse told Hatfield it is doubt ful the necessary appraisals for the exchange can be completed by .lulu I , , .. ., , requests that the federal-state deal As to suggestions that Congress no( be completed "unless the be asked to approve purchase gual.antecs to ,lle ,e of 0,.c. rather than exchange of lands, ,cave n0 room FforFfloub( tnat Morse said 'This is much easier lhe ,essol. o( ,he . said than done.. . u , job.creatini, and .eallh.p',.0. nhcre is a long established. ducing uses for the 'direct eco policy of opposition to the carving jnomic benefit of the state of up of the federal public domain Oregon." make money "However," he added, "asking' He also said that there is no us to try to get congressional ap-, possibility that Morrow County proval for the purchase of thejwould be deluged with school property and, at the same time, children of Boeing workers, asking us to get quick congres- Goode said that the legislature isional action on the matter is would need to aDDioDi iate about Mmieiiiiug uise again. Another complication that may cause delay, Morse said, is a pro posed lease with Boeing Aircraft Co. He said there have been several VACATION FINISHED OPEN NOW! Better Gasoline FOR LESS! HIGHWAY GROCERY & SERVICE STATION North Entrance Closed Sundays & Holidays rn Jv MM Wmm rn Demo Relates Speaker Plan SALEM (API It the Demo crats control the Oregon House of Representatives two years from now, Rep. William Holmstrom, D Geart, may be the speaker. Holmstrom said he is actively seeking the post, and said he has a number of pledged votes. Holm strom would not say how many. Speaker Robert Duncan, D-Mcd-ford, is serving his second term and is not expected to seek re election. He has been mentioned as a possible Democratic candi date for governor. Among possible opponents for Holmstrom in the race for speaker are Rep. Ed Whclan, D-Porlland; Rep. Norman Howard, D-Port-land; and Rep. Richard Eymann, D-Mohawk. Rep. Clarence Barton. 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