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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1963)
PAGE 4 C Thursday, June 37, 1 HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falln, Oregon 653 Measures Approved By State Legislature SALEM (UPIi The l'JB3 legis lative session ended late Wednes day as far as the governor's of fice was concerned. That was when the final meas ures approved by the 1963 legisla ture were sent on to the secretary of state's oltice. Gov. Mark Hatfield allowed 25 measures to become law without his signature. One was the S60 million tax increase package which already is under threat of referral to the voters. During the 141-day session, the legislature approved 653 meas ures. Hatfield vetoed nine outright, and the effective date of another. During the 1961 session, which lasted 122 days, the legislature approved 725 measures. Eight were vetoed, and all the rest sicned by the governor. The figures for the 115-day 1959 session included 718 measures ap proved by the legislature, 23 ve toed, and two allowed to become law without signature. Of the 25 unsigned measures, 19 were appropriation bills, one ex- A Roman named Martial was tended daylight saving time, one the first person to write about fly dealt with capital punishment, an- casting, between 10 B.C. and 20 other dealt with forest protection I A. D. costs, and three were tax meaS' ures including the major revenue bill of the session. All the measures that did not carry the emergency clause, or a special effective date, will become law on Sept. 290 days alter adjournment. The big question still revolved around the tax increase measure. The Citizens Committee for Economy and Equitable Taxation, headed by Albany weekly news paper editor J. Francyl Howard, has announced plans to refer the tax increase bill. If they follow through, and get the needed 23,185 signatures, a tpcual election will be held Oct, 15. If the tax measure is rejected by the voters, a special session may be called, and drastic cut backs in state programs will re sult. 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