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Time Running Out To Refer Legislature's Tax Increase Program
.Sunday; June 23, Page J-A
Herald & News Klamath Falls
The English sparrow is not a
true sparrow; it belongs to the
Weaverbird family.
SALEM (LTD - The Citizens
Committee (or Economy and
Equitable Taxation isn't going to
have much time in which to cir
culate petitions to refer the legis
lature's tax increase.
The group, headed by J. Fran
cyl Howard, editor of weekly
newspapers in Albany and Cor
vallis, isn't getting any help from
the governor or legislative lead
ers. Informed sources predict Gov.
Mark Hatfield will send the $S0
million revenue increase measure
to the secretary of state next
Wednesday without signature.
legislative session. The deadline is
Sept. 2.
If Hatfield lets the measure be
come law without signature next
Wednesday, 23 days already will
said the tax measure will be for- to re-file his referral notice, be
warded to Ally. Gen. Robert Y. cause his original petition was
Thornton as soon as he receives filed last; Monday, before the mcas
it. ure became law.
pealed. The full process could take
necessary signatures. do better in a special session,'
Hatfield already is on record inH'o said.
this is the deadline by which
up as many as 53 of (lie 90 days
Howard's group has to circulate
petitions.
But Howard's group may find
37 days is ample time. The last
time a tax measure was referred
it look only two weeks to get the
Hatfield must either sign meas
ures, or let them become law
without his signature.
opposition to referral because it
would result in a special session
of the legislature.
House Speaker Clarence Barton
told Oregon Newspaper Publish
Thornton has 10 days in which
to prepare a ballot title and state
ment of purpose.
During this period Howard has
Could Take 53 Dayl
After Thornton assigns the bal
lot title, there is a 20-day period
during which his title may be ap
ers in Coos Bay Friday that re
... Deadline Sept. 2
I have elapsed.
"If the legislature couldn't draft
a better bill in 141 days, there's
no reason to believe they could
jection of the tax package could j
A measure must be referred! Jack Thompson, elections super-
result in the worst rise in
property taxes in Oregon history."
within 90 days of the end of thelvisor for the secretary of state,1
NO MONEY DOWN ON CREDIT AT WARDS-JUST SAY "CHARGETT!
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(Calendar
SUNDAY
MAXZAN1TA OFFICERS, 1962
1964, 2 p.m., practice, Scottish
Rite Temple.
LOOM.
Lanes.
5 p.m., White Pelican
MONDAY
DEGREE OF HONOR, 7:30
p.m., meeting honoring birth
days, KC Hall. Bring potluck des
sert, guests.
NEIGHBORS OF WOOD
CRAFT, Thimble Club, 8 p.m.,
Mildred Smith, 1114 Crescent.
TUESDAY
REPUBLICAN MEETING, 8 to
' 9 p.m., Wuiema Hotel lobby. Stale
' legislature report, George Flit
' craft, Carrol Howe. Public invit
ed. CHAPTER U, P.E.O., 12.30
p.m., summer picnic, swimming.
Mrs. John Shaw, 805 Pacific Ter
race. , WOTM. Chapter 467, 7:30 p.m.,
installation of officers, Moose
! Home.
, WOT.M, Chapter 467, 7:30 p.m..
installation of officers. Moose
Home.
Italian Crisis
Break Expected
ROME (UPII - President An-;
tonio Scgni planned to swear in I
Premier-designate Giovanni Le-j
one and his cabinet today, giving;
Italy a new government in time'
for President Kennedy's visit!
June 30. I
The move was expected to
break Italy's worst political crisis
in years at least long enough to
get a new budget and give this
country a leader to greet the
American chief of stale.
It was uncertain how long Le
one, 54, and his minority cabinet
of fellow Christian Democrats will
be able to retain office after Ken
nedy leaves.
The new government, which
appeared to shape up somewhat
to the right of former Premier
Amintore Fanlani's "center-left"
coalition, must win a vote of con
fidence in parliament to remain
in power.
Four Killed
In Crashes
Four persons died and two
pothers were injured in a violent
uvo-car collision on a rain-slkken-ed
highway north of Independence
Friday night.
The fatalities sent the state's
death toll for the day to six.
Victims in the Independence
crash were Mrs. Doris Colgan. 49.
of Monmouth; Esther Sandoval.
.17, and Roc Sandoval. 16. Inde
pendence, and Sadie Peden. 16. of
Independence.
Injured were Marie Eleanor
Sandoval and Patricia Lee Elliott
of Independence. Sa'em Memorial
Hospital attendants said they suf
iered only abrasions and bruises.
Police said they did not know
what caused the accident. Mrs.
Colgan died in a Salem hospital.
Tlie bodies of the Sandoval girls
were found in the wreckage and
tlie Peden girl was discovered
later alter survivors told police
there was another passenger in
in the car.
CHANGED CAREER j
Albert Schweitzer, winner ol
the 19J4 Nobel Peace Prize, gave
up brilliant careers in musie.
philosophy and thcolosy at the
ace of 30 so that he might hegin
study as a physician to the na-j
tives of French Equatorial Afri
ca Mr. Schweitzer now is in
his 80s.
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