Foresf Board To Ask
For Fire Protection
PORTLAND (UPII The State
Board of Forestry will ask the
1963 legislature for about S750.0001
lor fire protection on privately
owned lands in Oregon, State For
ester Dwight Phipps told the Ore
Eon and California Grant Lands
;Advisory Board here Tuesday.
3-Phipps said the bill authorizing
- money will be introduced later
Jhis month. U would provide state
protection in recognition of the
benefits the state and the public
derive from private torcsts.
In the past, the landowners havel
paid the bill for forest fire pro
tection.
Phipps said timber knocked
down by the Columbus Day wind
storm could contribute to catas
trophic (ires this summer unless
all forests in the state are pro
tected. He said Die State Depart
ment of Forestry has mapped the
critical areas where protection is
most needed.
Rod Fcty, forest operations!
manager for the U. S. Bureau of
Land Management, told the O&C
panel that the BLM will sell 1,
300.000,000 board feet of storm
fallen timber in the first 18
months after the storm
New Five Cent Stamp Selling 'Like Hotcakes' Says Post Office
WASHINGTON UPI - The
new live cent lirst class ana
eight cent air mail stamps are
clling like hotcakes. the Post Of
fice Department said today.
But the old penny stamp sud
denly is the most popular of all.
Assistant Postmaster General
Ralph W. Nicholson said "ap
parently many people think we
are going to sell out of stamps,
but we won't. There are plenty
of stamps to handle the needs of
the nation's mailers.
Postmaster General J. Edward
Day will unveil a new olfcring
today. It will be the new 50-star
American flag stamp, this time
in the five cent denomination to
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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Kails, Ore.
Thursday, January 10, 13
imalch the basic letter rate that
went into effect Monday.
Nicholson said "a fantastic $6 9
million worth of stamps were sold
Mondav the dav the penny post
age increase on letters and post
cards went into eliecl. mis was
$2.9 million more than the aver
age daily volume.
"Most of the public took the
rate increase in stride," Nichol
son said. "A Dallas. Tex., woman
told one postal employe that for
he niiie of a candv bar. I can
still send a long letter to my
mother in Bangor, Maine and
that's 2.500 miles away, which is
a pretty good bargain.' "
From San Francisco, however.
came a reoort that "two patrons
I flatly refused to buy five cents
stamps. The were highly indig
nant over the rate increase, so
they bought four cent and one
cent stamps instead."
A spot check of the IS regional
offices, which supply the 35,000
post offices across the nation,
showed that the one cent stamp
was the best seller, followed by
the five cent issue.
"Surprisingly, the air mail
stamp sales in some cities
weren't keeping pace with the
fives and ones," a department
Spokesman said. "Apparently
many people decided to use two
fours to make up the new eight
cent air mail rale, until they run
out of the outdated issue."
The heavy demand for one cent
stamps was caused by persons
using them to make up the penny
shortage on stocks of postcards,
stamped envelopes and four cent
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