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Newspaper Page TextII V Atnm Ah!.', -J Kennedy Stalls GENEVA (LPIi - The Soviet L'nion conceded loday that the United States could go on making nuclear weapons "tor decades" Irom present stocks of fissionable material. Soviet chief delegate Semyon K. Tsarapkin also oifered the West what he termed a "major conces sion" in discussing proposals on disarmament made last fall by Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko. Tsarapkin told the latest session of the 17-nation Disarmament Con ference that even if production of fissionable materials were cut off at the start of a proposed arms cut procedure, the United States could continue making weapons from its stockpiles for years. U S. Ambassador Charles C. Stelle promptly replied that this was not so because, under the American disarmament plan Dro- duction of fissionable materials would cease. In Stase 1 and Staoe 2, he said, they would be reduced to "minimum IpvpU" hv t h i r transference to the Drooosed Inter. national Disarmament Organiza tion, the minimum levels, he said would be fixed by negotiation. Stelle also said that in Stace 2 of the American plan, the parties would agree to destroy the non nuclear components and assem blies of weapons from which fis sionable weapons materials al ready had been taken. Stelle made no comment on the inherent admission of American superiority in fissionable materi als' production in Tsarapkin's speech. British and American spokes men promptly also said that Tsar apkin's offer on Gromyko's pro posal appeared to be neither a concession nor very important. Clerk Picked SALEM .UPI' -The House Wednesday voted to employ Frank Lambcrton. 2-1, Grcsham, as read ing clerk, succeeding Clifford Fer guson who resigned for health reasons. Italian Trip WASHINGTON' (UPI' - Presi dent Kennedy apparently has had to bow to the superstition of the Italian people. Partly because many Italians look upon the number 17 as being just as unlucky as some Ameri cans regard the number 13, the President is rescheduling his state visit to Rome. The visit originally w as planned to start June 17. Otficials said that it would be postponed for two or three days. ' While officials admitted the I postponement, none was willing to I be quoted by name as to the rea Ison. But several said privately lone reason was the Italian belief that it is bad luck to begin any thing on the 17th day of a month. The Court Records KLAMATH COUNTY DISTRICT COURT March 1J TRAFFIC CASES Ctrl Oscar Murofty, woilon e biK rui. not guilty pit, trial without gry let I Of Warch 37. Raymond Allan PnHiips, violate baste rule, auilty plea, JlJ tine said Lowell Thomas Lewis, no Oregon opera tor s license. gjnry piea. un paid. William Howard Schauer, failure to dim headlights, guilty plea, S7.50 lint paid. Alfred Warceious Dunn, failure to drive right side of highway guilty plea. HO tina paid Gloria Jean Varber, no operator's li cense, guilty pies, $5 fine paid Rudy Frank Caiaoa, disobeyed 1 1 op Sign, guilty plea, 1U fine paid. Kenneth Stacey Laurie, violate bask rule, guilty Die. US (me paid. Bert W. Bieaerman, disobeyed step sign, guilty plea. (10 tine paid. Charles Nelhan Scrum, fail to yield right of way, HO fmc paid. Robert Olat Stevens, Improper right turn, guilty Dtea. SlO tine paid. William Paul Hirschy disobeyed stop sign, guilty piea, HO fine oaid. Nancy Ann Pearce. disobeyed slop sign, guilty plea, SlO tine paid. Vernon Wtsiev Haskins. disobeyed stop Sgn, guilty plea. DO tint paid. Franklin Sherman Nolan, inadequate claranct lights, guilty pita, H9 fine paid Anthony Joseph Namlick, teHure to op erate smgie lane of traffic, guilty plea. sio tme paid. Clarence Leroy Welch. 1700 lbs. overload. M tine of which $19. was sus- ended; H5 tme paid. Douglas Eowerd Wyeth. failure drive ngm S'dt ot highway guilty piea. tine paid. Allan Leroy Huft. no vehicle license (eipired). guilty piee. lis fine paid. Harry Torweld Wuk, violate basic rule, guilty plea. SIS fine paid. MISDEMEANOR CASES Racine Weiser, inloaiteted upon a pub' lie highway, guilty plea, f 100 tint and 10 days m county al, or 20 days in lieu Of fine. Johnny Foster, Intoxicated upon a pub lic highway, guilty plea, slOO fine and 10 days in county ail; or 20 days in lieu of tine. Robert Arthur Wilson, false application angling license, guilty piea, S100 tine ol which 17S was suspended; 12S tine paid. Lester Jefferson Tecuimeh Jr , Intoxi cated upon a public highway, guilty plea, ISO line paid. FELONY CASES William J. Easier, contributing to the delinquency ot a minor (two counts). dertaking of bail of S3, $00 on each count approved. Preliminary hearing set tor April j. ' ? GOOD NEWS FOR WESTERN MOTORISTS! 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It ia pe moralized with your initiala, haa your own code number and postage guarantee. If your keyi art loit, they can be returned. Schrunk Warns About CD Fate PORTLAND iL'PI'-The Penta gon is concerned about Oregon's apparent apathy toward civil de fense. .Mayor Terry Schrunk said today. The mayor said he got this im pression from a recent trip to Washington. D. C, and from talk- ; to lieorge Richardson, on special assignment here for the Defense Department. Schrunk said the fate of Port land's civil defense agency would depend on what happens to the stale program, currently the topic of debate in Salem, and upon city and county budget meetings. Port land voters defeated a $75,000 civil defense levy last November. Schrunk's meetings with Rich ardson concerned the fallout shel ter program in which Portland is participating through its local civ il defense agency. Bus Smoking Bill Given Light Touch SALEM (CPU - The much battered bill to permit smoking on buses came In for some more attention Tuesday this time in lighter vein. The Senate State and Federal Affairs Committee heard testi mony on the measure from its author. Sen. Walter Pearson, D- Portland. The committee room was deco rated with "hazardous area, no smoking" signs, and smelted of incense. The signs were installed by the committee. The incense was an unexpected and unwelcomed gift of Pearson. Pearson also presented each committee member with cigars before he began testimony. He refused to submit to the committee's request that he stop puffing on his cigarette. Pearson said he was "serious" when he introduced the measure "to show the kind of regulations agencies are making. This no smoking rule is not a state law, it is a Public Utility Commission rule." He added: "You can smoke on trains, boats and airplanes, but not on buses. That's rank dis crimination." Sen. Thomas Mahoney, D-Port- land, agreed with Pearson. The committee considered amending the measure to make it effective only on air conditioned buses, but took no action. LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE aoTics or school mrrim Motlct 1b htrtby lvo to th vocari of School District No. t of Ktaacth County, Stat of Oragoo, that a SCHOOL MUTING of aald dlitrlct will ba bald at (laoath Union Sigh school Cafatarla, Klaaath ralla, Oregon on cba algbch day of April, 1963, at 8:00 o'clock for tba purpoaa of dlacuaalng the buagfJ'Orhtlivcirc ginning July 1. 19p3 and andlng Jnna30j 1964, hereinafter let forth. Schedule 1 BLTHiST - FISCAL YUft 19eJ-64 SIWAUT OF ESTIMATED gXPENDITURZS. MCggTS AND AVAILABLE CASH BALANCES, AND TAX UVTES Total All funda (?) i.ja.$2i EitlMtlon flf Tu Levy Totftl atlnitd txptndttur 1,513,229.00 Total tlmit4 rcLpta od ivillibli caah balance! BV.AO. 00 aaounc Mcataaxy to balanca budgat " 6b5, 059.00 Batlnatad amount of txa that will net ba collactad during thai flteal year tax vhlch ttala budget la nada, including tlmatad tabata on taxaa S7,fl86.00 Total aatLmated tax lavlaa for 1963-6& 7ZJ.57S.OO Amount of tax lavy In Ida 61 limitation 102,605.68 Amount of tax levy out Ida 6X 1 inlt.it ton 620,969.32 Caah working fund 69,000.00 Indgbtadnaaa Hone Ceaaral Fund 1.3a9.'0.66 5T ' Serial Lavy"'" Fund 1 School Luocb fund J1X. 66i.6S9.0O ;7,S86.0t) 7 2J, 515. OO 102.60J.6S :0,9.J2 41. 250.00 .0. S5.ioo.6Q 92,800.00 -0. "37 Appi Signed: roveBudapJ Copailtt6e fabreay fZl'Z''f - Chair... 26, 1963 Sacra tary Adopted by Dljtj-lct Schjiol Bard Pabruary 24, 196) Slgnadl ,C-cc-w .Dlattlct CUrk Croc IMa of County Official.) Signed! jfco-, .Dlacrlct Clark riladl Signed Actual Receipt. Budget 1960.61 1961-62 1962-63 ESTIMATED HECEIPTS AND BEniNNlNG CASH BALANCE July 1, 1963 to June iO, 1964 E.tlnaud It.n 615,131.73 33,370.86 13,633.17 628,380.62 76,364.66 17,653.94 REVENUE FROH LOCAL SOURCES I i t i I 11.1 Dl.trlct tax received In year levied 1963-64 60,000.00 11.2 Dl.trlct tax prior yeara' lavlea 9,313.00 14.0 Other REVENUE noM 1NTERHED1ATE 501J1CXI 180,999.16 139,173.80 130,000.00 21.0 County School fund REVENUE FEOH OR THROUGH STATE SOURCES -0-269,365.32 4,854.48 3,693.00 -0- -0- 1,141.049.94 109,753.09 -0-291,536.98 3,459.95 2,954.67 4,551.73 -0- X X X X X 276,000.00 4,200.00 2.500.00 -0- sssr 1,186,276.37 i 1U.372.73 31.1 Offaat agalnet tax levy 31.2 Other baalc achool fund receipt.. 32.0 Cotasoo (Irreducible) echool fund 33.0 National defense education act 70. Sale of Vroperty 4 Xneuranco Adjuataanta 60-90 Receipts froa Othat School Dl.trlcta - T Total receipts 302,215.00 BE01HNTNG NET C4S1 BALANCE LESS CASH VORTJJM EUND 130.000.00 1, J50 85.03 1,330'649.12 63:l?15.O0 Sch.dul. Ill Actual Expenditures 1960-61 1961-62 Total Cn.t.l Fund Recelpto ' Budget 1962-63 (3) GENERAL lUNDl ESIUUIES EXrENSIIURES July 1, X X X X 30.000.00 7,990.00 133,000.00 X X X X I 269,900.00 3.600.00 1,300.00 -0- 3,500.00 493,490.00 230,000.00 723,490.60 10,617.30 7,858.09 1,104.71 435.34 1,106.07 2,100.00 875.00 1,734.77 25.8J1.28 50,667.17 23,725.97 694,621.83 21,433.92 23,498.86 15,362.90 12,727.10 7,570.79 1,332.37 85jUo.9l 5,000.00 183.69 5,183.89 11,186.13 3,386.03 331.40 25.98 14,949.54 72,333.89 3,078.31 12,801.26 25. 147. 15 Ii3!j62.6i 6,671.26 19,851.76 4,551.33 7,021 .2? 38,095.59 62,436.53 9.0J9.77 1,200.00 -0- ), 676.30 2,673.59 2,953.31 166.67 3.M.5J 2,362.31 8,894.00 12,430.66 1,192.82 402.95 2,100.00 980.00 1,722.97 27,723.40 9,024.00 12,964.00 1,200.00 480.00 1,590.00 2,100.00 960.00 2,276.00 30. 616.00 It.. (4) ADHINUTXATION-100 Serl.. 111 Supt'a Office - Salaries 112 Office of Sua. Ad. Salaries 120 Supplies 141 Election, and Publicity 142 Census Enuaeratlon 143 Lagal Service 144 iudlt 190 Other Expenses of AdajlalscratloB total AOHiNuixATioa axnmus 1963 to June 30, 1964 Eatlnatad 1963-64 (5) 65,303.68 25,101.33 688,496.13 44,627.48 23,962.61 1,099.78 20,708.18 12,404.37 8.863.78 2.276.75 894,644.09 3,000.00 178.28 S.l't.Sl 13,035.31 3,394.31 274.30 26.J64.32 36,827.01 6.64S.44 12,396.84 77,617.86 103,490.13 13,869.19 13,205.74 3,786.18 13,612.7) U 473.84 63,126.90 10,543.13 633.34 )4.325?1J 7,918.13 1,366.71 80.00 1 ,49i.jr 2,137.48 18,714.15 21,98'. .43 44,8)6.03 -0- 1,176,412.28 2,230.09 4,338.17 3,786.57 8,601.17 18, 745.91 -0- 1,203,226.62 66,892.00 29,468.00 726,624.00 49,103.00 29,208.00 1,714.00 21.842.00 12,650.00 8,965.00 2,185.00 946.633.00 3,000.00 470.00 J,46.6o 19,551.00 3,500.00 293.00 ,JU.6o 39,298.00 7,350.00 13,100.00 74,977.00 lolliij.oo 22,948.00 15,603.00 5,9)9.00 12,498.00 36,788.66 76,630.00 11,999.00 125.00 500.00 19,454.66 10,797.00 1,730.00 2,370.00 323.00 100.00 15,322.00 4,020.00 -0- 300.00 5.013.00 3:513.66 15.000.00 I'.SjI ii.66 IN8TROCTION-200 lulaa 211 Principal. 212 Supervlaory parsmnal 213 Teechera 214 other Instructional staff 213 S.cr.tarlel and clerical assUusta 219 Other 220 Taechln, supplies 226 Textbooks 227 Library books, periodical., AT aids 290 Other expanse of instruction TOTAL EXPENSE OF INSTRUCTION ATTENDANCE 4 HEALTH SBVICES-300-4O0 Series 410 Selarles 420 Supplies TOTAL ATTENDANCE 4 HEALTH SERVICES PUPIL TRANSPORTATION tEBVlCtS300 Sarlaa 310 Salaries 320 Suppllae and repelra 552 Tranaportatloo lnsuraneo 366 Trana. other than hoaa to achool TOTAL PUPIL TRANSPORTATION SERVICES OPERATION OF PLANT -600 Serleo 610 Selarles 620 Supplies 628 Fuel for heat 630 Utilities except fuel TOTAL OPERATION OP PLANT MAINTENANCE OP PLANT700 Series 710 Selarlae 720 Materials and auppllae 735 Repleceeant of eaulpaent 736 Contracted service TOTAL MAINTENANCE OF PLANT FIXED OURGE8-800 Series 851 RotlroMnt aod seclal security 852 Inauronco 854 Rental of land and bulldlnga 853 Intereat on current loana TOTAL FIXED CHARGES FOOD SERVICES 4 STUDENT-BODY ACTmTlES-900. 910 sslarlea 922 Supplleo 933 R.placesamt ot aqulpxont 990 Other 1010 Salarlee TOTAL POOD SERVICES 4 STUDENT BOOT ACT COHHUNITT SERVICES-UOO Series 1122 Civic Activities CAPITAL O17TLAY-1200 Sarlaa 127) Lnproveaent to sites 1277 Raaodallng 1278 Eoulpeont TOTAL CAPITAL OOTLAT IKEXOENa TOTAL tSTDUTD CCPEWIITUUS 10,075.00 13,346,00 1,200.00 1,000.00 200.00 2,100.00 1,030.00 3.086.00 -UlcJ'.oo 75,075.00 36,037.00 734,166.00 53,719.00 29,938.00 4,233.00 23,361.00 13,340.00 9,490.00 2,785.00 9i4.34i.66 3,000.00 456.00 3.436.60 19.963.0O 7,000.00 390.00 500.00 5,.85).6o 62,343.00 8.200.00 12,600.00 30,033.00 1L3..9S.66 24,491.00 15,720.00 7.511.00 13,039.00 6o.141.6o 82,970.00 12,843.00 123.00 500.00 96,440.00 . 1000 Serlee 12,159.00 1,920.00 2,275.00 575.00 100.00 17,629. OA 2,542.00 1,995.00 17,697.00 12.205.00 Jl!o97.66 15,000.00 1T349,1.'64 SCHELULE VIII Actual Recalpte 1960-61 (1) 160,373.78 13,682.77 l7i;05i.5i 222,692,71 376,718.76 SERIAL LEVY FUND 1961-62 (2) 160,491.09 18,360.22 179,051.31 79,743.07 317.005.69 Tse 794.38 182,100.04 31 7,005.69 HJ.lOO.oJ 79,77,1.07 76,614.34 )'I6, 748. 76 5S;7M.3S Actual Recelpta 1960-61 1961-62 (I) (2) 16,166.51 9,891.33 73,947.53 74,776,65 100.64 34.10 88,414.70 66,723.90 6,047.86 3,001.67 44,462.36 8i, .).)! 37,3)0.01 36.708.14 31,607.19 66,631,68 721.74 361.23 W&tt? U',922.67 3,001.67 3,605.43 94,462.56 89,;:;. 52 March 18, 28 do. 77 S E.tlaet.d Recalpte and Beginning Cash Balanca Budget 1962-6) Ilea (3) (4) x a x x x Taxea received In year levied 64,000.00 Prior yeere1 taxes, ate. 64,000.00 Total recelpta 38,000.00 Beginning caah balanca 122,000.00 Total budget reaourcea E.tlaatad Expeodlturee and Re.arve 122,000.00 Construction, lacroveaent. repair aslargaMnt, and rehabilitation of echeole, achool plaota, and achool praal.ee. Including the purchaao of achool sites; and the necessary furniture, fur nl.hlog., and equipment for achool buildings, and raplaceoant thereof 122,000.00 Total a. Hasted expenditures -0- Re.erved for expenditures In future years 122,000.00 Total astla.ted expenditure, end ree.rvee SUKIOL LUNCH 4 MILK FUND E.tlaated Recelpta and Beginning cash Balanca suoget Itea El tine ted 1963.64 S a a x x 1.250.00 40,000.00 41,230.60 41,230,00 41.236.66 4l,i5o!o6 1962-63 () 10,600.00 80,000.00 0- W.eoO.oiJ 1,000.00 91,800.00 (4) Pedersl aoney received tarough otata gale of lunchaa Other Total recelpta Baglnnlna net cash balanca Total budget xeeourcoa Est lasted Kxpendlturaa end tasarva 38,000.00 Labor 33,800.00 rood -0- Other 11,600.00 Tetel aatlaatad expendlturea -0- Reaarved for oxpoadltura in future yaare .1,800.69 Total axpandlturaa and tasarva Batlaata4 T963-64 (5 10,800.00 10,000.00 M.166.60 2,000,00 92.800.00 19.000.00 53,800.00 0. l2.t66.6S U,o6o?6S