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U.Oe OSE.LIBRAHf ME.SPAPE8 SECTIOJf GEN.REF.AJia BOCUKCHTS CI. COUP. In Th- Day's lews By FRANK .IKNKINS The neus today? It's a curious mixture. In Salem, the house committee ni me uregon legislature gives! the tmal coup de grate to the proposed LIBERTY amendment to the federal constitution. The committee voted i probably a little sadly) to lay on the table the motion that Oregon endorse this amendment that proposes repeal of the federal income tax. Why the sadness if am ? It's like this: It's a pity the grim possibilities of the federal income tax weren't fully realized when the constitu lional amendment permitting it was adopted. By raising an im mense amount of money, the fed eral income tax made possible the SPENDING of an immense amount of money. Thus it en couraged reckless spending as a national bad habit. The bad habit grew as all bad habits do. In time, we not only spent all the money we could lay hands on even by means of income taxation but began to spend MORE THAN WE TOOK IN and started putting the dif ference on the cuff. But we can't get along without it now. The spending habit is like the drug habit once ac quired, only death can cure it. If we're going to SPEND, we're going to have to TAX. If this Liberty amendment were adopt ed, thus putting the kibosh on the income lax, it is morally certain that an even worse tax would have to be devised to raise the money that would be needed to support the extravagance to vrhich we have become accustomed If our SPENDING were reason able, the income tax would be a reasonable way to raise the mon ey needed to support government. In this symposium of the news of today, let's jump now in Washington, where the superin tendent of schools has asked the District of Columbia Board of Ed ucation for permission to PAD DLE young trouble makers in the public schools of the nation's capital if they refuse to behave themselves. He added: "Teachers generally do not want to paddle kids, but it is clear lhat the present immunity from physical punishment encour ages insolence . on the part of some children." This paddling husincsv'.' U s VERY old. For example: "He that spareth the rod hatcth his child." That is from Prov erbs. XIII. 24. And this one: "They spare the rod and spoil the child." That was written back in the 1600's by Ralph Venning in his Mysteries and Revelations. Along about the same time, Sam uel Butler, early English poet, put the same thought in the same words, merely changing them from the indicative to the im perative: "SPAKE the rod and SPOlf, the child." Paddling is a very ancient in stitution. It has never, so as one cm determine by reading and by conversation, been very popular among the PADDLEES csjiectal ly at the lime when paddled. But some mighty good men, who were paddled at the right time and inmin(,y js appropriated me worse than it hurts you," have emerged from the paddlin ordeal. The verdict of history srems 'continue the program, i'llman In be that there is a lime tof ajr This additional amount was paddle and a time not to paddle 3ulhori?ed but not appropriated and almost superhuman wis-)a.t yrar, he added, dom is required to make thej "tn my opinion, this has been a right decisions as to the timing. jfiod program and the sup- Iplemental appropriation request Mark's Mike Defended SLM ITV - Several Hfflie members arose in a huff todav and demanded to he tuned backi in to tlie governor's office. Tliey questioned the action of tiie chairmen of the House and Senate Rules Commiltees Wednes-1 da' m visiting the governor's of fice to object to a si-car-oid svs-! tern by which the governor cotiidi listen to floor debate in h i s private office. Tiie governor resjionded to the. v i-,tt from Sen E.I). Potts. I)- (rf-ants Pas, and Rep. Kallienne Mua, It-TV ftailes, by handing them his sfieaker and saying, "take it " Rep. .lohn fvlienhack. RMed fold, brought tV question up to day on IV House floor. Confining his remarks to tbc House, he questioned the right of Mrs Musa to appear to represent the House, or even tV Rides Committee, tit tiy matter. IteHcnhack sa:d tiie .speaker hould be restored to (lie gover nor's oitice. He said the legis lative and cwutive branches "should and must . . , mojierate! closely." and this is one way flf dor.z u Weal her tow lis! night H'9li ver ge Law ytir t?n tew Hit 14 yr P'tetp. ptst 34 Dour Stntt Jin. t. Sim ptriotf litt ytir Itl i tmi Education Cash Slash Approved SALEM il Pl A 51.8 million slash in higher education's budget requests was approved unanimous ly Wednesday by tlie Wavs and Moans education subcommittee. The committee voted to change the student-teacher ratio from the present lfi.1 to 1 to 17 to 1. The cutback would provide 34-i new teaching positions for higher education 99 fewer than re quested by the governor, and 19fi fewer than asked by the Board of Higher Education. Rep. John Mosser, li-Portiand. proposed the cutback. The com mittee rejected an alternate mo tion by Sen. Alfred Corbett, D Portland, for a 16.5 fo 1 ratio. Frosh Tut Eyed A move to restrict freshman out- of-state enrollments to 10 per cent of the freshman class total was proposed by Rep. Stafford Han sel!, R-Hcrmiston. He termed the proposal "a budget device" ! allow higher education to begin cutting down on undergraduate out-of-state stu dents, thus leaving more room for Oregon students. No action was taken on Hansell's suggestion. Mosser asked committee mem bers to consider the advisability of raising out-of-state tuition fees. and encouraging out of state en rollment. F.riuratiim Said Business It was Mosser's contention that education is a business, and that if out-of-state students paid their own way. Oregon s higher educa tion system would expand and produce more education and eco nomic exmvth. Hansen said the committee would have to adopt either the Mosser or Hansell view "policy decision" before planning new classroom atto nnrmitorv needs. Hospital Put On Okay List The proposed Presbyterian In tercommunity Hospital has been placed on the Department o! Health, Education and Welfare's approved list of projects to receive funds from cither the Hill-Burton Act or the Accelerated Public Works Program, it was slated in a Feb. 11 letter fo the Klamath County Court from Congressman Al U!lman. I'llman wrote that the depart ment is com inning to process application.', submitted under the program and added that the hos pital will be among the first to receive assistance H annmonai The Appropriations Committee anticipates that a supplemental!? appropriation tor $ii)0 million will. 1)P made bv the administration to I will have my wholehearted stip iport," i'llman concluded. Kingsley Author Wins ! ! ' F ISSAY WINNER S.Sot. 4m,. -T V. fr ' ' '. 1 technician at Kinqtlty Air field, hai bean notified that he wt among th winners in la year's national Free domt Foundation Eiy Contest. The jergeant, who hai been a winner in other writing confetti, will receive a $ 100 cavh award and Seorga Waihington honor medal. Price Tea Cents-ag Pages KLAMATH FALLS, PRECOX. jKiTtVimCXmiia TrU-pbsae TU 4-Sili STIE HUNTING IN THE OLD DAYS Scene, like the ta can make fhe modern day hunter turn green with envy. This was taken around the I9i0-ii5 era of a group of hunters returninq from a trip on Upper Klamath Lake with fruitful results. Many yiews of the old and the new are contained in the story of the progress of the Klamath Basin and surrounding area in the Progress Edition which will be published this Sunday, Place your orders now for extra copies. Powell Defends Nepotism, Night Clubbing As Race Equality Right WASHINGTON UPH Rep. Adam Clayton Powell says if nepotism and night clubbing arc good enough for senators, they're good enough for him. The New York Negro Democrat!'"6 t'ais"S Ule ra 'iUeSlim Mas replying to criticism of his wcl IHiblicized activities by Sen. John Williams, R-Del,, Wednesday told a crowded, klieg-Sighted news confei'ence: "Equality is equality. I'm a member of Congress and as good as anyone else." The Senate and House, he said, are filled with men and women who are doing the same things. . .j use of counterpart funds, relatives on their payrolls and working to get projects for their districts." Powell, urbane and jocular through an hour of questioning. said Williams' three attacks on him on the Sem.te floor were be cause of his color and not his conduct. I ay unequivocally 'it was because I'm a Negro." Powel! said. Powell produced a long lit of Williams' votes since 11148! which he said showed the Dela-j ware Republican to be "ins perl cent" against civil rights. 1 Shortly before Powell's charge, j Rails Given Freight Cut WASHINGTON UT! - Rail roads today won $tt) miliion-a-year rate cut on lumber ship ment from the Paeilic Coast to the eastern United States. The three-member division 2 of the Interstate Commerce Commis sion, which acts for the full com- i mission in rate cases, authorized railroads to trim lumner rales ny cents per m poumis on mini mum smpmems m xi.tm. m.mn and "o.OWl jXHinrts. Hie divismni action made permanent the reduc tions that went into effect Nov. Ml. M when the legal suspension period expired. Tlie rates were bitterly fought 'by intcreoasial water carriers, by Southern and Southwest !umbei pioducers and various ports of New York interets. 1 Carl . Carr, procuremenf Am jKtiS? V.jrA f . . ...1 J Williams Sold the Senate lie never wrong with hiring relatives, andj The President in s IS-page mes had used race, religion or national i added at least im other Hou.sels3M !o the Jtasse and Senate origin in criticizing anyone andimemliers and senators did it. Hep"1 his JjsPWai m'?re "l would not start now. He said anv trying to cloud tile issue Williams, renewing tiie criticism of Powell that he started Feb. 5, also said that both the Eisenhower and Kennedy administrations hadjR1, t jarjs you (,aai spend 'all shown "far too much eompassioti your time in Notre Dame Ca- tow3rd Powell in his tas affairs and other dealings. Powell called sisne t charges against hsm by WsUsams inaccuracies and lies." But the enngressman made clear he would not deny such! things as mtting Mrs. Powell oni his payroll and spending counter part funds local currencies bdd by tlie U S. embassies in foroign countriesin night clubs and re sorts. Powell said there was ntithm; Cuban MIG Attack Protested By U.S. WASHINGTON U PI Prosi-'hit if, the White House issued this dent Kennedy today ordered U.S.; armed forces In take "all neces-l sary action" against any repeti-; lion of Wednesday's Cuban Mifij attack on an unarmed American; shrimp boat in the Florida Straits. ; The State Department, arting on orders nf the chief executive, also fired a strong diplomatic protest to the Cuban government. It de manded a full explanation of the incident from the regime of Fidel Castro. The Defense Department an nounced that two Cuban-based MIG jet fightrrs fired rockets in the vicinity of tlse shrimp boat about 2 30 p.m. PST. The Pentagon said the MHls were chased ilf by t.'.S. super sonic jet fighters Marine craft based at Roca Chica Naval Air Station. Key We-t, Fl.i. Following Prleiise Department disclosure of the shooting incident.: m which Russian-built planes Imii ror kets near the boat but did not Top Honors A lith Fighter fiowp Air Force staff sergeant w ho makes an avocation of compet ing in creative writing contests has placed in the top 10 in the Ps2 national Freedoms Founda tion Contest. S Sgt. Carl K. Csrr, :, Pales tine. III., was nottlied m a .Ian 2.1 letter from t'SAF headquarters tliat he had placed among the toplname was removed from the winners. Carr will receive a !it three winning stories, in accord rash award and a ticorge Wavh-i3oe with contest roles, the panel ington Honor Medal, lbs suhertjnf judges picked his three en- mh My rreeiioms and siy sjionsibiiilies." A priKurcment trrliniiian. Ser- grant Carr has received other:pge remaineo mai aii os ior writing and photography awardsstorics ere remarkably good. We during his service vears. im-hid- "e all astonished thai Mnrt-s ing a berth tn th? IT,? t SF!hat seemed different ere all Short Ktorv Contest; first in tlieisnfen by the same author. twin Ventura Crmntv 'Calif , Fairj Sergeant Carr's pre service life; photogiaphy contest; first place ioslends most of tite background for; tiie V'ft Air ftcfrne t ommand photography contest, first p!aew year at Palestine Township! in a . PifiO Ar Forte W AIiFijill! High .Vhooi, be won a roun Short Storv Contest; Mth place tv Ameritanism writing contest in the i! Writer's Digest Snort jsjunsored hy the F.iks The sestjteiled I0B5 rases nf fla Wednes Story Contest. Wl mner of first, (year be on al! phases of asjday, more than disible Use istim sernnd and third plafes m thelAmernart fim conirst. taking'ler of raws fronted Mtinday. .. ,'f?l I - - contended the difference was 0u the Senate tried fo hide its nep- o1- He said there was notising il legal about using counterpart funds for entertainment, and as for the nronrietv of it: "When von j)edr; 1 wnile visiting at Use UtSo night thicloh m Paris. Powell said, he Rstes Kefauver. !S-! h'enn.. with a party of M. He j said tile bills nf all were paid with counterpart. Powei! Kiid the use of count part abroad was no drain on the U.S.-ireasary. He said Sen. Frank Jiftss. Is-Utah, ilew to Europe on an Air Force plane last summer and that was issid for "with tax 'payer dollais briel slalcment A strong protest has been sent forward through diplomatic chan nels against the attack by Cuban atreralt on an unarmed American fishing vessel. "The United Stairs government will expect a full explanation from Cuba. "Orders have been issued to the armed forces to take all neressarf action against any repetition of such an attack." The I S. note was transmitted by the State Department io the Swiss government which is repre senting this country in Cuba niir-: ing the current break in diplo-i matic relations between Cuba and the Cnited States. The Swiss were fo deliver the mcsvage fo the Cuban government in Havana. The Pentagon's statement an nouncing the incident did not say so outright hut the imphealion was that the rockets were fired at the boat. In National ASKjKsngslcy Ftrld Iwse Short KtorylSop honors m poetry, short ftc- Contest t ami thud in the Ayr Force;""'. anutf Western Regional Library Con-j " " rn'CT, " te.t' t-a third place winner m,mT haM' imt!?- Sf' !ilSS Ihe Western Regional Library!- Sw !" a ns' Short Storv Contest, and fifth tn tinal i-omtttioa while siatuwed the Air liefense Command Con-ai Kmgsley Field in pm lest the same year. I In ttioaiog tiie Kinsley basei contest in V.M, Vsrr had his most unusual experience. Although his; e-jrjes tirst. seconn, ann mint, even though more than W other stories ere tn Ihe competition, filter, a his rurreni sucrevses in fits pur On Aid To Se By MEfUUM.VV SMITH li't Whit House Reporter WASHINGTON itPU - rrcsMm ta a larp eM,,,rt m rUrT dent Kennedy today asked Con. sress for sweening' legislation hrin the ased His 3S-Bomi nrn - mm for the rraintrv's It 5 million "senitir citizens" featured an es - nanderf version nf meHirai ran. Administration officials ut a price tag of nearly St billion enf- estabhsiiment of the natmssl the over-all program for its fir:-is't-e rps and federal assist live years. To pay for Smspita! insurance fur virtually all Americans ovcr the age of HS, Kennedy asked that Social Secarily contributions by bolh employers and employes be increased ene-quartcr of one per cent- He also requested thai the an nual earnings base from which Siiei.il Security fases are collect ed be raised io $3,201 from tlse present tt.mt). The medical plan would start .Ian. i. !9BS, and re quire an extra $t.1 cosrfrihution yearly from both employe and employer. scnior cBiH.. and !he smistrtant health proposal pending before the Congress." Health Honsinak-s Mpssage Tlje health section dorninated the message. Kennedy asked for federal power So require states So provide for all persons receiv- img oM-age assistance meiiicas inrotei-Sion equivalent to rare pro- ytded for those only medically in dffenl Other benefits for the over-t.; Tax Ballot Plea Rapped SALEM itW Sjieaker Clarence Barton said today bej was unimpressed by a pica from is House Republicans lor s special tax election. TV statement was issued Wed nesday by Rej, Joe Ropers. R-iss- dependence, and signed by House Minority Leader K K Monfgo- mei-v, ti-iuigene. itogers lias become tiie self-: ajijsomSed leader of tiie Republican oariv." Barton said. I! looks like; Montgomery is abandomrig the role of leader.'1 Raitoa noted tiie Republicans' siateroent supparted "the Ailo -; Miliy of fair taxation." "If Use legislature does a eon-; siientious job and comes op with; a fair and equitable tax taw. no pesial election will He neces sary. Barton saio. A charge last week by Rogers that the Itemocratir leadership was dragging its feet t la proposals, drew a sharp rebuttal Srom Rartim. in noting ! h e IS fSqiiiWicas reiwevistativeii who signed wee,. ne-day s statement. Barton com mented "I'm rraare anprossed RJ IV names that are not on t h e SM " Hotie Tax Committee member Victor Atiyeli, n-PorUand, wBo; snonsnred tiny, Mark Jfaifield's net receipts tax reform proposal (did not ign the statement. Contest f-iti SBri?ld - r To Midwest B t aifed Press Interaaftosai The oaf son's fin outbreak sead through the Midwe-J and South; todav and threatened to move into; She Far We-t ftesitiatory diea, including the dangerous Asian flu strain, were at epidemic heights in parts of New York, Michigan and the South The Memphis Putslie Health fte- parimera sam inere is nn ipies-:"'"" - - limn" ht an enirWnie as inkomulriciy unaware that he was i . trogre- m tiie city and surround ing county The desarSmeflt re- -section of the- U.S. population pro-; (posed by the President sere esv- Passages to Uaigrrss. Kennedy terrgrmpe& almost every prior pro- tposai ssvuHmg oMrr people a nSl" h'S f today's mpj- N3 - Hse ttkllts HK'tllrtCit tile fwmi Itax ci'cdit for each crsos over ance tor utHfssng nevciopmems which tnckide special aids for the elderly such as facilities for group dining, recreation and health serv ices. The President called again for measures to protect the elderly from fraud m sales of "heatthl Nj ; . ai I ALL it 9m j 1 f. M - i 1 '!: hW t- WSEMEH'S FLING Member of ih Maretll VotenHw f irm Oepartntanf proudly sjispfay a por amsan'mq tb Fireman Bail on Saturday, Fb. 23. ?Tseadi item fha S6th annual en will gs to h qittai fund tor main. tananea ana equipment, Fr cfficiais, from faff, ar ta Hatkins, city fir chief; Clair Dunem, ural lira ohisf; and Bill Hseholses. cammittta chairman. SaMy UnA will rsFBviAm mysle fer tfantmo from 10 cm. fo 2 a.m. in tna Merrdi Records Seen Remedy To Oregon SAI.KM itii'M Tiie rape- slaver of 6-vear-o!d Stona Rae Minvard might have been caught by now if Oregon kept comprehen sive central records of sex sf- ienders, a defective testified here; Wednesday night rsctes-Ssve William T. Fisher otjy,Bv3rd crime isN the sriiit Porilaiiii was hacked up by anjisgt-yng of more than half the audience of iieariy 3HJ, mostly igji.iaSare. iarents. who appeared before ihel House Committee on Mate Federal Affairs. Tiiey said they were willing to; (say through an im-rease in tases ior Seps to seep tnesr fnuareH; safe hum ses attacks on the; streets. The testimony came ss a bill to leqoire all law enforcement agen ries to make reports to s central state police hiireatt, within fxvo; days, of ail arrests, snasor r minor, where tsa? cnarges tnwnve . . , ,, , voiving narrmara km rcwrted, Felonies Reported ,U present, only felony eonyir-'sJiOisBh tions mast V reported hm days. Fisher said sn this fast age.jif! nk at aarr "mightSA rest station is aba plasaed. itime is i too essens-e in irarK-s, ine doo sev otiemlers in an areal utbere a crime e-eurs, since siis- jictts ran travel mindrefls or miles within hours. s He said a comjirehensive ble.j with photos and fingerprints, oi ves olfenders in the Multnomah aw! Clackamas County area when ihe Msnyard child ss s S a i o might have led io apprehension oil her assailant. The girt as slain late iast year. Fisiier siiid some iauoinrs to small towns still are BBsnswered "it a quite possible our suspert coulrt be in one of those small towns," be sziid. Fisher said a eeniraf raireau also would rhmmase situations sih as one where Portland po lice ere watching a Springfield m i on ft mtutamaittae rrv 's.e--i wanted in Coos Bay m a felony warrant. Flics Sought An attorney hr helped prepare the bill sai4 it would lead fs the rice foofSs,' devices and isssirums. He S3, bat "wouM sot istcrfcre with also projiosed plans So farijifate'e way treatment is provided" emjilayiKcnt opportunities for ..' "W wsuM sot Msiter sa asy er workers. way She freedom of cfeosee of Beficr JSanaard jdaetar. bosptta! or sars?," he The purpose of his syer-ali pra-isad. "i sW not specify is any gram, tlie President said, ss :' Wort f snedicai or "to enable ossr senior cisijens tojheatth care er treatsnent to bs achieve both a better standard fprd bf e Ktot."" life and a more active. Bsrfuij variahfc mediral benefit jsro- ,-nid swasinsM role is a society that owes tisem much and eaa rtiil Seam m-h from them." Apaamitly hoping is smntet ta)? pi5 srom w uiistj pro- mivasre charges of fostering ss - iafard medirate. his ntessageFie. sseaim sosuraose coverage lirted out that the insurance?". ! m pcssms m ki- Scare, would pay for "bsssital and related services' for those ever S Comsaaidy Hai Sex Crime development rf iilrs on such of- fender as Use mnlnbutar in thej Idelinquency rrf a minor and the; "peeping torn. The hill ap for hearing is one; of sis aimed at sex offender all iatrodtteed in IV wake of the Otiier ossid provide for ccra- lmitrmt procedures (or nesasBy IdansseroB persons, and vsouia re-i rt imn SiHi nraal tjfj Kxpansif $1 the centra! ttpsA ing service soold et (Witness a!ts- witness espregsed; ivulliagness ta pay more taxes for; jsueh s service. "The chiMren are more Jm- nortant than the mosey,' aaid U PfsB,t)m BMa Sshoo! PT.t at rortiaad. t.emmmee nairman Normari , . !kj . Lesestton ta dela rtart of the (m.w m!nim Batj ms yar, ,j.; he reoeatedlv warned l3mmit apriause be drew as-; i tr. .mix i 1 wvii.'.: ':.- I nrrMI t . .. " ! nlaose himseit when he satd start-fed: j prevent even one sex crime." Offices Close For Holiday Most city, exeat?, state and tedera! etitres atO be closed Friday, Feb. JS, Wsshiogtae' birthday, a fegaf haiUaf. AH window at the Ktamstb Fail lsst Office will be rtesed. raere iM he m msii deByer tes. All rssaty eeart stfiee IN etss with the esrtattaa af tlie rriunly arifxA oifid ts the Memarial BaiWinK. CHy bait will be rioted, Sebaats, banks and basiaes firms wilt fBSrtSe en aebedsle, Caltfarata Perftfr ( ttMUes has deciered the day a bdi dj lor employes, Pacilie Paw. er aad tight will be apes tar bssbsesa. Tbe lleraM and Sews t isabih. Wa(lMr Kksiaifc Fails, Tstriake asd takevieir Partly rtarfy fotiijhi aae Friday. CssHased iritis', Lncs fcigM 3S. Might OB Friday near 5a 1 .i i hi brrf sbfiwrr k. msM asd aesiu tat Friday, Vari able winds sader JS m.p.h. Sfam " aae so al! N t3i Security and railroad MsaaeiA beseficsanes wsSh jVBS"i ,ne OTW SB!3ai &l be psid from genersf tas reve nues. She Casta Adsssmistration officials said (he ttof pital pro-am (ssr its first five years wijalii involve expendsSares of bflKsm from Sadat Secu rity Sst lassds plus another $SfiJ maiaa ts pat tinder federal ms- fectisa 1.5 SKsUioa persons tsot asw covered by Ssdsl Secsritv. Use "Senior Cittes Hospstaf fcsBraBce Art" as ts fee ferssal ly totrsdaced in Congress, prob- i shortly sfter trassroissiia of Kesasedy's message, by Sea. Oin- P. AradersoB, D-S.M., sm Rep. Cecil Kiag, DCaUf. Presi- d)tsal BfKisers said Sfcey wasM in aay Repawscans vsho care to joiss as in supportiBg th SBPaiion. Th rnedfeare prssram Isan- rSerej in Congress last vear. beissg W.ke4 in the. House and rejected by the Senate on a aar t se- wa. Cksnces ler a lavorabls 1S63 vole is the Senate ta5prsed due ts fte eleeitons lart Sovessber. IbsA Senate DersocraUe tssdse M;.c Mar.s!;?!, ,..:nl., r :.s an- ;iBSiicea r iU cncdsst ai. iotser Sesate V5t iliis y-r ur.- less the House acts. Gmrdmik j 4afall J !fl IWjfllollfl i sr iiaiilail Road Slafed GasfdradiS for tha srfsa sf ihe Midhsd-Werdea sertisa of VS. 97 are m lis ay. Use Sate Highway BeparSsient has as&ed tor bids e-s isstaUa- tios af the guardrail fa- .9S miles Is protect msfor'sfg Irsm ihe dats- ger of a eanai srtaea ran parallel fs the feigmvay. in the specifications on ss?hkls bids will be epeiirj Tassday. March IS, ia Salem, the depart ment ask bids atsa for resurfac ing 4 22 miles ta provide a road way feet wide ta this same vis-iaiiy. This prsjert is to be completed hy this summer. '. farther csarifseaiisB es the oth er twe KiassaSh Caasty projects were received today from the high- may departasent. At Collier Park, bids are being railed for Marrfs IS lor the its staHaiiwj of SB traitor eanspsites ish water, sanitary and electri cal eonsectseBs and SS teat essnp sites with water iusjpiy and aste water dispossi farilisies. Ahs ss eiaded will be a utiirty feuiMias ith sanitary, feathsns and Ims- dry facilites, rsompbSe ith fceat- wafer and electrical sersire. complete with heated water and electrical service. Wafer for the meraishf ramp instsHatiea is ta be supplied hy pumping from Sprisg Creek is lh park area. Completisa al the acfc park facilities is seheduied fer the bepfflsing s( the summer rampiag The third project for whirb bids will be opened March 13 raiis for fyraishisg t8.w esibic yards st STushed itiaterisl for ase its maiaienancs operaiisiis os tm Kiamath Fails - Malia Highway. The wsrk is alsa scheduled far easiy summer esmpietiori. Jackson Named SAlM tt'Fi - Ciens L. Jsci m of MedJort! today was resp psisted by tlm. Stark HstfieM the State HisJiway CemmtasioB. Jaeksoa t rhairrrsats of th earn missiari. The new ihrre-yeaf liens mas to March SJ, W. i i t
