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PAGE t-B HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Thursday, February 21, 19M The Court Records DISTRICT COURT Traffic Csi Feb. IS, IM1 Archie Eldon Roft, violate basic ruls, guilty plea, tlO tine paid. Roger Allen Howeller, no operator li cense (expired), guilty plea, 15 tine paid. Charles Sam Hope, no operator U crnse. auiltv Dies, SS fine pad. Robert LeRoy Butterfield. no wheel covers, auiltv pica. 17.50 tint paid William Harold Anklln, Inadequate emergency brakes, gullly pie, HO line paid. Jack Ot?wayn Cann, ecesslva over' hang, guilty plea, 110 fine paid. Ward Benlamin Roberts, failure t( drive right side of highway, guilty pita HO fine paid. Michael Fulton Herbert, failure to dim hp ad lights, guilly plea, 17.S0 tine paid Edwin Michael Larson, Inadequate emergency brake, guilty plea, HO tint William Harvey Sllles, disobeyed traf fic signal, guilty plea, 110 line suspend- td. Rex Marlon Moran, no operator license revrired. auiltv plea, SS tine paia. William Richard Best, holding speed contest, guilty plea, $50 fine paid and 90 dav iio.oeni.ion of driver's license. Stephen Lowell Paup, disobeyed ilop ilon auiltv olea, $10 fine paid Clifford Paul Long, Inadequate tmer cencv brake, ouiltv plea, H0 fine paid. Wesley Wilbur MrKaiq, dioheyed atop aiqn, guilty plea, sib tina paia. Wcnee Louise Mansfield, no vehlcl cense (expired), guilty pleaJi fine paid. Rex Griffith, tandem axle overload, guilty plea, J1S fine paid. ' Larrv Lavell Odoms, four persona driver seat, guilty plea, 17 50 tint tus, Bended. Ada Lo Johnson, disobeyed stop afgn, not guilty plea, trial without ury for Feb. 30. Wilbur Benedict Johnson, driving under Influence of Intoxicating liquor, not guilty plea, ury trial set tor Mrcn -u. Misdemeanor Cases Fred Herman Fick, trapping with un- branded traps, guilty plea, $75 fine paid -Mariin Curtis Rasddl, petit larceny, ' guilty plea, probation for period of one . year In the legal custody and under Ihe . control and aupervlsion or me uregon - SfVe Board of Parole and Probation. Martin Curtis Rasdal, Illegal possession of alcoholic liquor, eight days in county . all of sentence heretofore suspended on condition mat nor jnauig in use or to-ketlna liquor. Ollly Joe McMInn, pellt larceny, guilty plea, probation for period ot ona yeei Ihe legal custody and under tht control and supervision of the Oregon Stela Board of Parole and Probation. Joyct Elaine Carlson, petit larctiy, guilty plea, probation for period of one year In the legal custody and under the control and supervision of the Oregon State Board of Parole and Probation. Christine Rest Harvey, petit larceny, guilty pita, probation for period of one year in the legal custody ano unoer me control and supervision of the Oregon Slalt Board of Parole and Probation, Traffic Cases Feb. II, ltl Mabtl Campbell Mtrryman, disobeyed stop sign, not guilty plea, trial without urv set tor F-et. zo. Evtrelt Willis Kendall, no whtel cov ers, ouiltv plea, $7.50 fint paid. James Garland Rue, disobeyed slop Man, ouiltv plea, $10 fint paid. Joseph John Stewart, disobeyed slop slan. ouiltv olea. $10 fine paid. Victor Conrad Spalnhowtr, no vehicle license (expired), guilty pita, $5 tine Jerold Franklin Cray, no vehlclt II ctnse (expired), guilty plea, $5 tine paid Richard Lee Anderson, no emergency hraket. auiltv olea, $10 fine paid. Lawrence Eddy Hardmen, violate basic rule, guilty plea. $20 tint paid. Carol Lavon Rogers, no vehlclt cense (expired), guilty plea, $5 line paid Robert Daryl Bagell, disobeyed Slop lion, auillv Dlea. $10 fint paid. James G. P. Auoain, aisooeyea siog tian. auiltv olea. $15 fine paid. Robert Carl Flaer, no Oregon operator llrnte. auillv olea, $5 fine paid. John David Burgoyne, disobeyed atop slon. auiltv olea, $15 tint paid. Eugene Robert Urban, disobeyed atop ion. ouiltv s ea, $ 0 fine paid. Laddie Dalt Coon, vlolalt basic rult, auiltv olea. $10 fine Paid. Herbert Grossman, failure to ylld right of way, gullly plaa, $10 fine paid norma Jovca Hasklns, no vehicle cense (expired), guilty plea, IS fine paid Arthur Eugene Hobby, improper Pass- Inn. auiltv neM, $30 fint paid. William Clyde Mootry, fallurt to trans fer title, guilty plea, $5 tin paia. William Clyde Mootry, no operator II- rant, auillv olea. $5 fine Dad Keith Sylvester Gentry, no vehicle li cense (expired), gullly plea, $5 line paid Eva Wl'ent weicn, raiiure io aim nana' Hants, auiltv plea, $10 tint suspended Freddie Leroy Spradlln, 1 no vehicle license (expired), guilty plea, $5 fine sus pended. Fred James Brown Jr., trespass real property, dismissed on motion ot rfe fend ant, pursuant- io u.k., im.wu. MUNICIPAL COURT Feb. in mi Luz G. E scon tries, drunk, IJ5 or flvt or 10 davs. Marvin i upper, arunx, vts or nvi or 10 davs. Raymond Faithful, disorderly conduct, $50 or 10 or 70 days. Feb. 3, 1 Ann Marie Anderson, allowing minor Io violate curfew, $50. Ylarie Coniuela Hunt, allowing minor to vlolalt curfew, $50. Arlen Edward Thurman, allowing mi nor to violatt curlew, $50. Eugene Montgomery, drunk, SIS or live io days. Sennit S wen son, drunk, $35 or flvt or 10 dayn disorderly conduct, $2S or flvt ' 10 days. Lawrence Jackson, drunk, $15 or flvt or 10 days. Underground Lines Slated PORTLAND i UP! i - Portland General Electric Co. plans to in- crease the size of its Portland area with underground electric ires. The firm said it planned a 10- year, multi-million dollar program that would more than double the size of the present underground wiring area in downtown Portland Budget Battle Opens In California Legislature SACRAMENTO (UPD-Tlie an nual battle of the budget opened Tuesday in California legislature. Right away, an opening shot was propelled at plans for a state withholding tax backed by Demo cratic Gov. Edmund G. Brown. "It is the least desijable of the proposals he has made," said A. Alan Post, legislative analyst, the legislature's watchdog on state spending. But he hastened lo say that in his annual review of the gover nor's $3.2 spending program Post had taken no formal recommenda tion one way or the other on w ithholding. Post made his comments be fore the Assembly Ways and Means Committee, which met to organize for its annual review of the budget. Chairman Robert W. Crown announced plans for sub committee meetings to make an item-by-item review of the huge spending plan. A second potshot was taken at the administration by Assembly man Charles Conrad, H-Shcrman Oaks, the lower chamber's minor ity floor leader. "The thing that bothers me is that a tax increase is inevitable in this program and the adminis tration is covering up the fact that .they're getting by for two lyears on windfalls," said Conrad. He backed this allegation by pointing to a statement by Post in his 1.010-naee budget analysis that the pay-as-you-go income tax would give the state a one-time pickup of about $151 million in fiscal 1964-65" and that increased state revenue could be expected from Long Beach oil fields. But Hale Champion, stale fi nance director, staunchly defend ed 'the money program, which Post recommended be trimmed by $98.1 million for fiscal 1963-64. Of Post, Champion said: "He would agree . . . that there is no difference between us in the de sire to conserve the slate's fiscal resources or to administer the budget economically. "The differences are in assess ment of what we consider to be the state's real needs and the extent to which we must go to meet them." Champion said Post's legislative recommendations boiled down lo holding the line while Brown's budget "proposes that we should meet new and urgent areas of need." He mentioned in particular the field of education, where Post's recommendation was that Ihe ad ministration's proposed $30 mil lion increase in state spending I for education be chopped off en tirely. The details are important." Champion told the Ways and Means Committee, but it is me philosophy which you adopt which will govern the tinal (inference in dollars." Other legislative developments: 1-nnH Siutp fen. Vircil O'Sul- liian n.Williams. said his propo sal to eliminate the state school land fund would activate a rela tively dormant fund and provide $20 million for the general fund. Arrests The Assembly Criminal Procedure Committee set a hear- ine late Tuesdav on a measure requiring arrested persons to be brought before a magistrate with, in 48 hours. Schools Sen. Fred Fair. D Carmel. propose! legislation to permit kindergarten pupils to en roll in the first grade when school administrators believe they are ready to do so. Tax appraiser Assemblyman Willian T. Bagley. R-San Rafael, introduced a bill to transfer juris diction over inheritance tax ap praisers from the stale control ler's office to county assessors' office. He said it would eliminate "the last vestige of political pa tronage in Calilornia." TWW'fllffWi M0SE to the 8R1MDSIDNE wiwui ui ii i,i BT "'i 1 CONSOLIDATE YOUR BILLS INTO ONE, CONVENIENT PAYMENT! Yes, It's Ihs Simple way to take care of many small, nagging bills. You can borrow enough to pay off your small bills, then make one, conven ient payment each month. Your monthly payment is usually far less than (lie total you o paying now. Come in and let us go over your money prob lems with you. Check These Loan Examples: LOAN No. PYMTS. AMOUNT $100.00 12 $10.05 $200.00 18 $14.54 $300.00 20 $20.16 $500.00 24 $28.86 $1000.00 24 $53.89 For Fast Service Call or Visit SUBURBAN Finance Company Town & Country Shopping Center Ph. TU 4-7759 Of course it's Galaxies! i 1 at a tiny price you u love. - 1 C ya&os&teJ From its side-dip to 1U smart color accent at it vamp, you can tell it's a Galaxies pump. Flattery in a fashionable pump . . . at a tiny price you'll love. Red or Block or Whit. Potent Minis MAOtrAOBHAE SHOP TILL 9 JU4mt r and only u 8 NEW TIC Rapiers Here s the look for '63 slim and trim wash and wear slocks with no-hell, no-cuff continentol styling 85'i raon and 15'V acetate retains crease, resists spots, slams and wrinkles. New dark tone with just a hint of a plaid BY GEORGE! 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Values to 9.95 By feorgei BEHOLD BUYSI the'anwentSTP JV HEAVY LUSTREX COFFEE IT 21 CUPS & SAUCERS ... I It 2 fin fj j drink a toast to George, 1 XX -W I you get a set of 4 in a f R UU A3 I plastic bag. We don't ft 'A now wbat they ore worth, Bv mode i ',ut r more ,han & 0 PQc .FKr )af REG. 1.00 THROW PIL- .J LOWS . . . tilled with Ko- H 4 pok. These ore really at- l( M tractive, but if you don't A like them, throw them away jr. 1 for only ... IT A r K 1 6 an,D ft" each c Y Uf J P QQ -M I no sole on these, we just J K J X Im I rninlt fn ar 0 'nscn- j 9mm m 4 I dous value at our low dn. I B ! count price of JC-. 1 4Q ' BOXED STATIONERY to sell for 1.98 but wouldn't. Come in and load up at just COTTON PLISSE YARDAGE . . . This has been with us too long and if you don t buy it we'll make dust cloths out of it. Going for mm yds CHILDREN'S CAR COATS & JACKETS .. . we cannot tell a lie. these are the ones we advertised last week as the best buy of the yeor . . . and they really are. Regular 9.95 and 15.95 expanded vinyl f 98 98 coats tor the 1 to 12 set. Just GIRLS' and TEEN'S SUMMER BLOUSES . . . we're tolking about last Summer but who cares 4 when you get them ! 1 Full Length Door Mirrors' . . . just look at yourself ... for nly BLACK SHOWER CURTAINS . . . actually good shower curtains but' if you can t use black, cover o hole in the roof with them at only 44 yf MEN'S TALC OR CO- I a 1 L0GNE - ' hi "u" come j k 3 I ever on the Mayflower ond J W I never would sell. Hewoick J m-' jll I is the brond and the bottles In '3 I are real pretty. Smell nice Jr 7 BOXED SOAP . . . these j XJr .TV botes of hand soaps are j Br m I actuollf worth up to 52.00 K I o box but we went to clean j t m I them up. You con clean up J j at just . . . (per box) M 88c If : BRECK HAIR SET MIST . . . f "3 f regulorly 1.50 per con, hut ll wt want to sweeten the pot r I with Breck at only l 'Vl .29 MIXING BOWL SET ...3p, let with pour ipout an eoch bowl. Un breokoble plaitic. You con throw them ot the kidi when you AA oer oil three MxC 'or only . QQ BIG PLASTIC LAUNDRY BAS KETS . . . the man that told them to u laid we d get 1.98. No one I I want! them ot anything clou AnC to 1.98. How about .. QU GRECIAN URN PLANTERS Theie look like marble when all fittrd our wirn plant and toil. Made to ell for 2.98 . . . fill 'em full ot iuiI 1.95 BLACK MAGIC HOUSE PUNT MIX . . , this stuff really mokes house plants healthy,, but who needs healthy house plants . . . ? BLACK MAGIC VIOLET MIX . . you con use this, tee et just tori, tmuei and all the junk you carry on a trip. Fitt on bock of Af1j front teat. Not many went into WW con at 1 .98 to let'i try U BOYS' ATHLETIC BRIEFS oy beorge. you get pair of ihortt or 3 undenhirtl for only r,n fi v a mc - ' hen .11,1,. taili. 250' of itnna it nnl. 39 69' 88' 4 dime and Ihe kite I L. i7SSjjtjlj5rTv "'ii you futt I J aqd THRIFTY VARIETY V
