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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 12, 1963)
44 House Tells Secretary To Negotiate Intertie WASHINGTON (UPII - Tlic House Reclamation (ubcommitte . voted today to direct Interior Sec retary Stewart L. Udall to nego tiate with private power compa nies over construction o( a Pacific Coast, power intertie. Meanwhile, a California private power official appeared before an other House committee to accuse Udall of seeking to dictate at the point of a "loaded gun" the terms under which private utilities might build transmission lines be tween the Pacific Northwest and California. The reclamation subcommittee amended the Senate - passed Pa cific Northwest Power preference bill to direct Udall to "exhaust every possible effort" to reach agreement on non - federal pro posals to build the lines to carry Columbia Kiver power as far sputh as Los Angeles. CThe subcommittee did not take final action on the bill intended tn pave the way for construction of the West Coast intertie, but Chairman Walter Itogcrs, D-Tcx., said a vote is expected Wednes day. . The attack on Udall, who al ready has said he is considering non-federal proposals for building the long-range transmission lines, was made by Fred Oldendor.' Jr., president of the California Elec tric Power Co., in testimony be fore the House Public Works Ap propriations subcommittee. Oldcndorf and three other offi cials of firms making up the Cal ifornia Power Pool appeared Jn opposition to an Interior Depart ment budget request of $25 5 mil lion to begin construction of two extra - high voltage transmission lines between the Pacific North west and California. Oldcndorf questioned whether Udall was fair in asking for the appropriation to strengthen the department's hand in negotiations with private power companies for construction of all or part of the intertie. "He wants to put a loaded gun at the utilities' heads so that he can dictate, not negotiate, terms that are acceptable to him," Old endorf said. "This is not, and nev er should be, the traditional way of settling differences in this country." The Interior Department Is seeking to build a power line from Columbia River dams to the Oregon- California border, where it would tie into a line being built by Pacific Gas & Electric Co. and the Pacific Power and Light Co. of Portland. PAGE 4-D HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Oregon Wednesday, June 1!, 1963 Whiff it i ' i mmwm 1 t I i ! V ' ',1 Yacht Club Schedules Commissioning Potluck Dinner ASTERS & SNAP DRAGONS Dozen 50c Many Other Plants 207 E. Main MOUNT SHASTA - Strawberry Valley 4-H Club will hold its iinal meeting of the season with a pot luck dinner on June 1.1 at 6 p.m. in Mount Shasta City Park. Mem bers and families are invited and are asked to bring either a hot or cold dish as well as their own table service. DRILL TEAM WINS STATE HONORS The Midland Grange sponsored this youth drill team that won state honors in competition at Oregon City, Monday. The team represented District 3 and competed against five other state districts. Team mem bers are from the Midland and Merrill granges. Front row, from left, are Marjorie Newnham, Merrill flag bearer; Eleanor Sukraw, Midland banner carrier and adviser; Dixie Ager, Midland; Dianna Villalobus, Merrill; Sylvia Andrieu, Midland; Jean McClay, Morrill; Sharon Phillips, Midland; Virginia Scale, Midland; Patti White, Midland, and Dorothy Flowers, Midland. Back row, Helen Schneyder, Midland banner carrier; Guy Galletti, Midland team captain; Eugene Newnham, Merrill; Kenneth Newnham, Merrill; Robert Newnham, Merrill; Fred Schneyder, Midland; Mike Smith, Midland; Jimmy Britton, Merrill; Charlie Britton, Merrill; Shirly Scala, Midland, and Kathryn Smith, musician, Midland. The annual Commissioning Day ceremonies and Commodores Ball are scheduled for this weekend. Saturday and Sunday, June 13- 16 at the Klamath Yacht Club. The two events will open the 1963 boating season for water enthusiasts. The Commodores Ball honor ing Commodore and Mrs. Clif Evans, will be informal summer cottons and sun dresses for the women, sports clothes for the men. The social hour will start at 8 p.m. followed by dancing to live music at 9:30. Snacks will be served all evening and "fun will be the keynote," of the eve ning. Members are urged to take guests. There will be no charge. Theme of decorations will be boating. j Sunday's program will begin promptly at 9 a.m. with a break fast of hot cakes, home cured ham and coffee, (or a nominal charge for adults and children. Serving will continue until 10:30 Flag officers and committee members will meet at 11 a.m. followed by boat inspection. The flag raising ceremony by Commodore Clif Evans at 1 p.m., the salute parade of all boats around the south end of the lake and a demonstration of the "El Toro" sail boats in the marina are on the afternoon agenda. The sail boat demonstration will be by a club member. Hot dogs, hamburgers, chili and other snack foods will be avail able at the club house all day. Dinner will be served at the club Sundav evening if reservations are made before noon that day. State Highway Commission Okays Surveys For Highway Improvements SALEM IUPII The State High-j way Commission Monday author ized location surveys lor major ;leuhfc He's king for a day, June 16th. .. hundreds of gala gifts for Dad! HP ; S (Hi EVERYTHING ' I Acwpltlf milltl. Ini MrtKtfiK! rtMirft i r kind l Ktx I Pf. -i fri S Si. IS IV. Mark S" Sft. M. Joi.i flirr. ! 'r. Pn.e SorkH brl. H FV. Drill Sh. .Spirt l'lc Initn t-Pc. Boi Wrwh J.t. 1.1 Pf. liMi Srt. I'ipf WrfiKk Pf. Opm Fiht Wriwli Sat. Pr. Hn Krr Sri. Prv Par. 11-Pf. Strnirmr brt. 4 IV, Chi Srt. MH Tnot Ckl 4 Pf. Hiittrl SrrrWnr Sft Wwl Folding R1v vtth Lift Owl Trav. m lh lain, ia tt lot 1 garagf. A Tremendous Borgoin & An Idcol Gift For the Do-lr-YourHf Dad Sunset 6 TRANSISTOR RADIO NEWBERRY'S LOW PRICE 8 88 with carrying cote, earphone, and battery. What better gift far dod'on those fishing trips or while lounging in his easy chair. SHAVEX ELECTRIC RAZOR NtW XL tiy-lhiM with Iw.r djuitalili tuitom tomb hi. This mitht be lh fit) that he has elweyt wenltrf en 4 It'l pritti within yevr rtech. ( NEWBERRY'S LOW PRICE 8" OLD SPICC TRAVELER her fthave lotion and tal .mm in a handMtme gift rt 1 improvements on four Oregon Highways. Two arc interstate highway sys tem projects the Wall Creck-Cal-i imrnia state line section of the Pacific Highway in Jackson Coun ty, which is 7.32 miles in lenglh, and the O.xman-fienson creek sec tion of the Old Oregon Trail high way in Baker and Malheur coun ties, which is 29.88 miles in length. The other two surveys approved were for the Arnold Ice Cave Road-Horse Ridge section of High way 20 in Deschutes County and tlie Independence Junction-Bonne-ville substation section of the WU lamina . Salem highway in Polk County. City Briefs PHILLIP ALLEN of Sheridan, Ark,, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon Allen, is visiting his grandpar ents, G. D. Swafford and Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bell. He will return to his home June 25 to enter a music camp at Monticello, Ark. MR. AND MRS. E. R. NELSON went to Oakridge Thursday to attend graduation exercises for their grandson, John Nelson, on June 6. The recipient of two scholarships, John will enter Ore gon State University this fall and major in engineering. SLLEA Sale Ends Sat. June 15, 5 PM CM FLOOR MODELS and DEMONSTRATORS 5 Save up To . . . From reg. 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