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HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore.
Thursday, February 7, 19C3
Quest For Air Link To Reno
Renewed By Chamber Move
Another effort by the Klamath
County Chamber of Commerce to
seek the establishment of a com
mercial airline passenger serv
ice Unking Klamath Falls and
Iteno was renewed Wednesday, as
the chamber approved a recom
mendation of -the aviation com
mittce that it discuss the matter
with representatives of other
chambers of commerce at a meet
ing here Tuesday, Feb. 26.
The proposal was one of two
resolutions approved by the cham
ber at its weekly meeting in the
Pelican Cale.
The other recommendation was
adopted by the chamber upon the
request of Floyd Wynne, director
of the local and state affairs com
mittee, who urged that the mem
bership oppose the passage of a
bill before the legislature which
would require that employers re
port monthly the state withhold
ing taxes of their employes. The
bill would affect companies with
15 or more employes or those
firms with monthly withholding!
taxes totaling $1,000 or more.
Wynne reported that the bill, if
it becomes Jaw, would triple pa
per work for firms affected by
tire change, as well as treble the
number of clerical workers han
dling payroll records in some
companies. Following a brief dis
cussion of the proposed bill,
Wynne presented the resolution in
the form of a motion and it was
Seconded by Brooks Dickerman
and approved by the chamber.
; He stated further that the local
and state affairs committee was
breaker bill but would defer mak
ing a recommendation on the pro
posed legislation until it came
out of committee."
The subject of an airline flight
connecting this city with Reno was
introduced by Jim Bocchi, direc
tor of the aviation commitcc, who
urged the chamber to reaffirm a
decision it made two years ago
endorsing the proposal.
Bocchi said the plan was not
accepted by the CAB at that time
because the chamber had little
backing for its proposal.
Since that time, the CAB has
become more familiar with the
need for such a service. Last
year, Joe Sawyer, manager of
the municipal airport, remarked
on the possibility of establishing
the flight with some CAB repre
sentatives, who appeared to be
interested in the subject, Bocchi
explained. The informal discussion
occurred in Portland during a
public hearing the CAB held on
another matter.
In order to obtain support for
initiating the flight, Bocchi said
the aviation committee .would hold
a no-host meeting Tuesday. Feb.
in which representatives of
chambers of commerce from Med
ford, Grants Pass, Ashland. Sa
lem, Reno, and Bend Redmond
would be invited.
The meeting is slated so the
aviation committee may seek the
endorsement of those chambers
which would benefit by such an
airline service, he stated.
It was also disclosed that Su-
6anville might be proposed as a
In other business, George Calli
son, chamber manager, comment
ed on the Pacific Northwest Tour
ist Association meeting he attend
ed with Jim Monteith, chamber
president, in Spokane Saturday
through Tuesday, Feb. 2 5.
Callison reported that the asso
ciation is conducting a promotion
program to encourage tourists to
visit the Pacific Northwest and
to retrace their steps in ensuing
years.
Callison also related the con
tents of a letter he received from
Stale Sen. Anthony Yturri, chair
man of the Senate Highway Com
mittee, in reply to opposition ex
pressed by the chamber to the
financing of highway projects
through the issuing of bonds.
The senator stated that he also
opposed the financing of such
projects through the bonding pro
cess and would do what he could
to "discourage any proposal
which suggests that means of
financing."
On another matter of state gov
ernment, Monteith said that he
Hobo Party
Scheduled
ALTURAS - The Alturas Alla
manders square dance group will
hold its fifth annual Hobo Party
at the Alturas Elementary School
all purpose room Feb. 9. Danc
ing will begin at 8 p.m. with Hank
Fields master of ceremonies, ac
cording to chairman Lyle Dunn.
In past years up to 24 squares
have participated in this old-fash-
ioned "hoe down," with dancers
coming from Redding, Reno,
Klamath Falls, and most of the
inter-mountain area.
Cash prizes will be awarded for
the best dressed hobo couple, the
best dressed hobo woman, and
the best dressed hobo man.
Chairman Dunn emphasized that
square dancers and callers from
any locality are welcome and in
vited to the annual affair. A pot
luck dinner will be served at 11
p.m.,
and Callison stopped in Salem
while returning Irom hpoKane
Tuesday and discussed the pro
nnsed four-cent ciearctle tax with
representatives Carrol Howe and
George Flitcratt. The legislators
expressed the view that the tax
bill would be passed and placed
'on the next ballot.
also studying the anil - strike Ischedulcd stop on the flight.
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