Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, March 20, 1963, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextOS MAR J2 t'3S t- 3-14-21 I i- MAY 31 1- 6-37-41 ! 46-55-80-8S GfMMIg 05 "av n P'JONI J6-39-5J-A9 jg- 72-76-86-901 CANCfl f aB JUNE 23 MSll-HM-43 2 uo JULY 24 AUG. M TY 3-27-34-601 NIV74-78-84 -8W H "115-18-2044 HERALD AXD NEWS. Klamath Fall.. Or. Cat Control Bill Passed By House SALEM (LTIi - The Oregon House played cat and mouse with Rep. John Dellcnhack for a while this morning before passing hi cat control bill 32-26. Colleagues in a kittenish mood kidded the Medford lawmaker. One read from a veto message by former Illinois Gov. Adlai Steven son saying cat control, carried to1 the ultimate conclusion, could even lead to state interference the traditional struggle of bird versus worm. ; There wasn't any pussyfooting on ine part of Dellenback. Grave- jj ocuuus cwcepi ior an enigmatic smile, he explained the bill was permissive legislation to let coun ties with stray cat problems take ' steps to control them in a human itarian manner. He said stray cats in Jackson County threatened game birds and could spread diseases. -- Rep. W. 0. Kelsay said the bill would let counties like Jackson le galize trial cat control programs already underway. Dellenback said the bill also would make cats personal prop erly, enabling owners to really own them. Co-sponsors Grace Peck said the bill was "in the real interest! of cats, particularly the poor, ne glected cats." Rep. Katherine "Kitty" Musa objected to a provision enabling counties to set a fine up to $100 tor violation of ordinances that might be passed under the bill. ".Even when it came to the vote, the legislators couldn't stop kid ding. At first it looked like the vote was going against the bill. Then several legislators let the cat out of the bag by changing their votes so that it would pass. ;.Rep. Clinton Haight answered the roll call with a "mow." ", Although there was no comment from any cat of the feline variety, Rep. Richard Kennedy sauntered to a speaker to explain he voted against the bill because there is "already too much legislation con trolling us cats." Wrdwjdil. March JO, 1963 PAGE J A vitoo AUG. 24 SEPT. 22 -Br CUV R. PULLAN- Your Doily Actnrity Gud According to tSt Sion. To develop messoge for Thursday, read words corresponding to numbers of your Zodioc birth sign. 1 Handle 2 Drew i Do 6 Up 7Todoy 8 Can 4 New 10 R'.rg OCT. J3 yfw I6-I9-25-290 153-38-75 VV 31 Unfinished 32 Lucky 33 t ou 19 34 Ostr 61 Gvn 61 Or 3 In 64 Your 35 incompleted e5 Ervwjvor .6 Hcppy f0 Sivnet0O S Kotno OCT 24 t nOv ; 9-26-30-3fM II Wn IT Anout 13Th,nk UO.I 1 5 People 16 its 17 At 18 Wi'I 19 A 20HI0 . - 2! And 2? Net 23 Chem'cols 24 A 25 Profitable 26 Of'er 27 Things 28 Try 29 And 30 Should 37 Keep 38 Be 3 Gay 40 Number 41 Ntxjr 42 Vv.rhj 4? New 44 XJ b Contort 4o Ego 47 Keep 4R C Qui ton 49 In SOVowr 52 Intormot 67 And Appnsoch 69 Matter 70 Eon 71 Tr-xKjht 72 Take 73 &ok 74 Be 7 b Doy 7 Tne 7TOoe 78 A iked 70 Or GO Good PI For A2 And 53 b-nor tonally S3 Change 54 One 55 In 56 Plan 57 Person 56 Rewarding 59 Eve 60 You It SA6ITTAKIUS DEC 22 f 147- 59-67 . 170-77-81 -85 V CAFMCOtN DC 23 g 7- 8-10-2401 P2-45-79-83- AOUAfJUS 4- 5 -1 2-1 7 A 5 Good (K)Advewe 64 PV 85 Hapoeninoi Ba Limehqht 01-35-51 87 Consider at i 88 Shope 89 OpiiKjn 90 Now J Ncuirjl PtSCM FEB 20 MAR 21 133-40-54-57OI I63-M-7S Prizes, Awards Taxable Says Revenue Service Prizes and awards are general-1 trips, ly taxable and the fair market value must be included in gross income on tax returns, A. G. Erickson, director of internal rev enue for Oregon reminded tax payers. Prizes and awards which are reportable include, but are not limited to, amounts re ceived from radio and television give-away shows, contests, door prizes, raffles, lotteries and sweepstakes. services, or merchandise One-Time 'Windfall' Seen In California's Tax Reform Making a plea for the withhold-1 program fer bank and corpora- ing principle. Hroun told the lion Uxos to add $S9 8 to state lat- SACRAMENTO l"PI - Gov. Edmund G. Brown sent his long heralded tax reform program to the 1963 legislature Tuesday and frankly admitted it would bring the state a one-time "windfall." The 12 bills were designed toidodger or the avoid the need for new or in- reased taxes a pledge Brown made many times during his fall reelection campaign and has re peated often since. But the governor did not de mand outright that they all be adopted during the current leg islative session. "If it is your decision to enact the two-year reforms over two KACcinnc intnaH nf mw that is vour privilege." he said in a spe- . .ua. ....-... m, Vial message to the 80 assembly-1 urance laxes ana nring ine men and 40 senators. a '"'""" '."'. But he warned; i'"8 lnc llscm t,ar ocgmning July "The necessity for enactment of withholding will be even more a "n'"'"K procedure urgent next year and the narrow 'r PCTSonal 1,K'ome fff'"ve July time span between enactment and ' lim ,'"; hirgivcncss for 25 compliance would create difficul- l"-'r co1" (,f lhe li-ndar year ties both for the state and for,lax- This Wl11 ad(l im9 mllllon the taxpaver " 1 10 stil,e revfnues 'or f'sial Assemblyman Nicholas Petris. IJ- D-Oakland. introduced nine bills. Zrsl."sn 3 tUrrcm l,amcm including one setting up a pay-as- you-go slate income tax system r rr . , . . beginning July 1, WM. iill-hiiiiiuu Sen. James A. Cobey, D-Mer- K 11 AUT HECII'ESS ....... n n,.ll... t.. n "lnAnhnl.." - A aw makers ''The present system is grossly unfair to the taxpayer who must pick up the tab for the tax- new family that comes to lalilornia but docs not pay its. first pennv of income taxes until 'a year or more er." The major were these: Elimination of the installment privilege for the bank and cor poration and personal income tax es alter Jan. 1, VXA to add $117.5 million to tne siaie s. income aur- ue ung tne coming nscai year. ,.r a Bond: revenues during fiscal 19H-ti5. In addition to recommonding his two-year reform program "with out reservation" Brown asked the lawmakers to hire a nationally recognized taxation expert "with the highest credentials" to direct a thorough-going study of Cali fornia's tax svstem through a tax recommendations advisnrv commission. Other action in the legislature: Glue The Assembly Public Health Committee postponed ac tion for one week on a bill to out law the sale of model airplane. to persons under 21 years j e. I -Hv a I2-fi vote, the As sembly Education Committee ap- troduced a bill which he said was, proved a proposed constitutional 'desicned to prevent importation of amenamcm to reduce irom no to a simple majority the total vote needed to approve school bond is-1 sues. The bill was backed bv the meanor administration. manly and repeatedly" take the Children-An administration bill P1" of employe involved in a to set up a pilot program to aid!llll"r "ispule. so-called "professional strikebreakers'" into California. It makes it a misde- lor a person to "custo- ulturallv disadvan taged" children was approved by the Lower Chamber Education Committee. It was introduced by Sen. Eugene McAtccr, I) - San Francisco. Labor Assemblyman Petris in- INCOME TAXES See Your Reliable Income TAX CONSULTANT CHAS. HATHAWAY Auditing . Bookkeeping 120 N. 10th TU 4-5473 OPEN TILL 10:00 P.M. 7 Days W.ek Always An Attendant To Serve You! J. W. KERNS Q LAUNDRV AND CLtANINQ V I L I XX C3 m 734 So. 6th TU 4-4197 received is the amount to be in cluded as taxable income. This is also applicable if tle bills in the uper chamber and as- recipient disooses of anv such.semD''man ,tuom l-lown item by gift, or otherwise. How ever, Lrickson stated that where a taxpayer does not accept D-Ala- meda, had one bill providing that in the future $!) million in tide- latids money will go into the state award the value is not required."3'01- luna- to be included in taxable income. Igl Although taxpayers are gener- Dept. K P.O. Box 2589, Portland 3, Ore. Big Dance! WEE WEE SPOT Dorris, Calif. FRI. & SAT. March 22nd & 23rd WESTERN and POPULAR MUSIC COME ON DOWN! BRING THE GANG! The Spot is Under New Management Trust Taste Enjoy The World's Finest Bourbon since 1795 Pint "Wf IV. at wv)immmwmt miiBiiiiiiOTiiiTrint i si i llllltli''Cuiflll iSi); I i Ituiigimsui .i -.ir;;r.''v.v.... -J Prizes and awards such as shares of stock, building lots, merchandise, and vacation trips to luxury resort areas received by employes, salesmen, dealers, corporation officers, and others are taxable. These awards are usually received in connection w ith sales contests and promotion programs. Erickson emphasized that the fair market value of the ally aware that cash awards are taxable to the recipient, Erick son stated that internal revenue is becoming concerned over mis understanding by taxpayers who have received non-cash incentive awards and who have either omit ted or understated their value (or federal income tax purposes. First community forest in the U.S. was established at Newing ton, N.H., in 1710. SAT., MARCH 23 ' 2:00 ond 8:00 P.M. n K. F. Auditorium -The Exchange Club of Klamath Falls proudly presents tht annual appearance of the great i - - v' merui- v l NMUlfiP, traditional ralr ruinmf nt lthflr t rat rnli (rom all 0r rh orl4 hrtnilri fun and ihrlllB lo onB and old allfcp At i' h ' BrtrmiBrt. mor thin tpnij aillar ri ' of tfw duil rld brlni mi mor ihati to " hflura ol Incomparablt elrc o in iht arfMl world of drcui nakc-belltv! SEE & THRILL TO 'tM AROLT AND HtLMORK I nique 1 luroan Balanrlm Arli!' jL. pRINI I SS MAl llAA-HiwllJn Mir f th Tthi Wirt R NK I. A MONTK filmtriaja rjrliUn Trapp Irrformrr CLOffNS! ( I. OWNS! I'l.OWNS! : Xc KAM. S ( HIMI'ANZKFS Tree romrdlmi of thf Animal orld -I.OS KSI'ALANTFS Daring, t- '. fltfnf ArrUI Ac rnhati Tin: nt.sr train to ki.iphants N THE WORI.O ( 'AVA1.CAI1E OF rol.OI'R (ON ' TINE NT Al. Kaniallralh hfatill- tul and thrillf na atrial ballot t ; turlm irn coreuly eostumrd rlr- mi lovfllf. "ASIITON AND WRHiHT Comfdy Arrobftta from Atntrala -JL. 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