HERALD AST) NEWS, Klamath Fallm. Oregon
Thursday. July 4, 196
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Spring Canada Goose Census Trend
- . Totiil Tc-mr Total Adults
Transept Area li .) tftf yjj ltj.g
Heath River 671 7UU Bk 756 533 959 381 W6 -
SprEu. River 90 Hi 153 165 172 600 265 537 370 10e
Ajency Lake 97 78 192 355 jj LoB iy) 6J
Alkali Lake & 65 58 23 58 128 73 U 60 17
us Lake 71 10, 221 11? 152 l2 229 6l 1?
Spring 65 Ifl U6 50 W 103 57 liO 31 61
Woouj Bay na X6J4. 156 133 310 268 11,5 1 265 109 90
T0TA!-S 1371 1198 1260 1230 1016 2757 " 33 1396 936 977
This type of information from various psrti of the state snd from the othsr
states it used in conjunction with surveys in nesting grounds of Caiada snd Alaska
for waterfowl canigeir.ent in the flywey.
Canada Goose Census Reported High
Government Defends Right To Investigate So-Called Cancer Drug
WASHINGTON ILTP - The!
government Wednesday defended
its right to investigate the so-calle"
cancer drug krebiozen and in the
process revealed some of the in
formation it had uncovered in Its
investigations.
The disclosures weie included
in a brief filed in U v. b. Dis
trict Court in Chicago Wednesday
in answer to a suit filed by bteven
Purovic, developer of krebiozen.
Durovic's suit asked for an or
der to halt inspections which he
claimed constituted harassment by
the Food and Drug Administration
iFDAi.
It also asked for access to re
ports submitted by lederal in-1
spectors who have conducted in
vesications of krebiozen, for an
injunction preventing the inspec
tors from making any statements
discrediting Durovic or krebiozen,
and for return of a photograpn
taken by the inspectors during an
investigation of Uie Promak Lab
oratories in Chicago where krebio
zen is made.
In Chicago, U.S. District Court
Judiie Julius Hoffman refused to
issue a preliminary injunction
against the FDA and dismissed ampule which holds one cubic cen-
the petition without prejudice. He
said the Durovic attorneys were
unprepared lo argue the case Wed
nesday and that the issue would
uiereiuie nave 10 louow regular lion amimlcs of the tvrje used
coun procedure and be heard lat- as containers for the drug. But
,cr tins monm. clieck on the mimher nf hnr
U.S. Asst. Attv. Thomas James
said, "I want it understood the
government is conducting an in
vestigation and the investigation
will continue."
By DAN L. EASTMAN
Game Biologist
Annually, in the middle of May,
local agents of the Oregon State
Game Commission and U.S. Fish
and Wildlife Service cooperative
ly census permanent key sam
ple areas of the county lo deter
mine the trend in the natural
production of Canada geese.
Primary attention is given to
the Klamath River, Upper Klam
ath Lake, Sprague River, the
several sumps and lakes of the
Basin including Spring, Alkali
and Nuss lakes and, until this
year, the Klamath Marsh. Census
of the Klamath Marsh is now
being conducted by federal ref
uge personnel.
The Klamath Basin is an ex
cellent production area for "honk
ers" which arc of tremendous
local value because the birds are
usually available for hunting
most of the season. Except under
very adverse conditions, many
birds remain throughout the win
ter with the Sprague River being
especially important.
Nesting is quite early, starting
in March with young birds
hatched often early in April. In
most instances, the hatch will
generally be complete by mid
May although exceptions occur.
Five to seven eggs may be com
monly laid and the young are
downy yellow in color. The young
grow rapidly and can generally
Freeway Agreements Get
Dunsmuir Council Okay
DUNS.MU1R A council rcsigna-
to Herbert Miles, district engi-
lion was accepted, a freeway i
agreement signed, the annual
financial report presented, and
approval given for acceptance of
Molt Airport by Dunsmuir alone,
if necessary, at this week's Duns
muir City Council meeting.
The council accepted the resig
nation of Richard K. Lachenmy-
cr, who informed the council by
letter that he has accepted a posi
tion in the Bay Area. Lachenmyer'
has served on the council since
November, 1961, and has been
engaged in the men's wear busi
ness in Dunsmuir with his father.
The freeway agreement for
traflic interchange in north Duns
muir, which has been pending for
three months, was approved.
Councilman Floyd Creason made
the approval unanimous by with
drawing his "no" vote after thei
Council agreed In write a letterl
ncer for the state division of high
ways, listing minor changes, ad
ditions, and assurances desired.
Mayor David Anderson refused
to delay the decision further as
requested by Robert Dewey,
chairman of the planning com
mission, saying, "We have to face
the fact that we're in a squeeze,
having to share a canyon with a
river and a highway. Progress!
harms some, benefits some, and
no plan would satisfy every
body." The council learned it had lived
within the city's income last year!
but not within its budget. Duns-
muir's 1962-63 budget was $174,-
a 617: income, $195,002.27: and ex
VFW Meet Set
m
- Next meeting of the Veterans of
jForcign Wars Auxiliary will be
held July 18 at 8 p.m. in the
Veterans Hall instead of th e
i-night of July 4.
. Bea Nctl, new president, an
nounced the change.
Prize Given
AMSTERDAM, Holland iL'PD
Prince Bernliard of The Nether
lands Wednesday presented the
Sao.000 Erasmus Prize to Israeli
'philosopher Martin Buber for his
Contributions to European spirit
ual and cultural life.
" The prize was established in
1958 in a memorial lo the Dutch
' scholar Desiderius Erasmus.
penditures, $133,609.87. City Clerk
Elizabeth Cavin reported that
$26,220.21 in lieu taxes paid the
city from motor vehicle license
fees kept the ,city in the black
this year. Last year's in lieu tax
was $15,538.22, and this figure
was used in estimating the 1962-63
income. Sales tax revenue in
creased less than $1,000 over
1961-62.
Councilman Claude Slade rec
ommended that Dunsmuir alone
accept Mott Airport as a muni
cipal airport if the city of Mount
Shasta does not wish lo accept
the field as a two-city under
taking. Slade said that L. D.
"Babe" Taylor, county tax as
sessor, has stated the airport,
which is to he deeded to the two
cities from the county, will re
main exempt from property tax
es. City Clerk Cavin was instruct
ed to arrange for a meeting with
the board of supervisors to ar
range acceptance of the airport
either jointly with Mount Shasta
or as Dunsmuir's sole responsibility.
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be found concentrated around pas
ture lands where grass forms the
bulk of the diet. "Baby-sitting"
is a common practice and many
broods may gather together with
one or two adults while the par
ents are away.
The census this spring of 1.374
vntinc pntlince ic llw hinhAtl ro.
a o ... ,
corded since the start of the' sl",""'1
count. In 1962, 1,198 young were
counted and up until this year,
1961 was the highest at 1,280
young. The Klamath River was the
best producer with its highest
count of 871 young between Klam
ath Falls and Keno.
The Sprague River count fell
from 144 in 1962 to 90 this year
although some late nesting was
apparent and the high water tins
past spring undoubtedly affected
nesting. Concentrations of young
birds are found on Upper Klam
ath Lake at Tulana Farms. Wo
cus Bay and Howard Bay al
though the latter was also hurt by
nign water ana a orcaK in the
dike on a popular nesting area.
Canada geese do not nest as
yearlings and flocks of "bache
lor birds" are also tallied on cen
sus routes. The carryover of bach
elor birds this year was 2,693
tallied, two and one-half times
greater than ever recorded be
fore. There is some indication
not all of these birds would nor
mally De expeciea 10 oe nere in
late May because a few snow
cackling and white-fronted geese
all of which do not nest here
were still present, the result of
a delayed migration caused by
severe April weather.
A comparison of census results
over the past five years is shown
in the table.
Alfuras Ready
For Fandango
ALTURAS Modoc County is
ready to receive the thousands
of guests expected for its three-
Fandango Days,
to open July 4 with a real West
ern parade starting at 10:30 a m
Following the parade, there will
be a frog jumping contest at 12
noon, the Poquito Vaqueros Ro
deo at 3 p.m., a Palmetto Polo
Game at 5 p.m., the beef barbe
cue put on by the Alturas Lions
Club at the park in the evening.
and fireworks and a street dance
to top off the first day of fun-
lilled activities.
On July 5 an early morning
pancake breakfast at the park
given by the Alturas Kiwanis
Club, will set the stage for the
World Series of Cutting Horses
which will be held at the Model
Quarterhorse Showgrounds start
ing at 9 a.m. and continuing
through the day. More than 50
horses are entered in this out
standing event, including the
world's best, Cutter Bill, who was
brought out of retirement just to
compete at this show.
The cutting horses will work
down to the top 10, with the finals
at 1 p.m. on July 6 at the show-l
grounds.
July 7 will end the Fandango
Days for 1963 with a quarter horse
sale at the Model Quarterhorse
Showgrounds. The horse sale w
feature only Model and Ameri
can registered quarterhorscs,
breeding stock and broken ani
mals.
The developers of krebiozen!
claim it is made from a yellow
ish white powder extracted from
the blood of a horse. This powder
is dissolved in mineral oil and the
combination is put into a class
timeter. v
The government brief said inves
tigators learned that Promak Lab
oratories had purchased l'i mil-
killed indicated Promak Labora
tories had received enough powd
er to fill only about 522,500 of the
ampules, at the most.
Some of the powder substance
was obtained from horses killed:
in Argentina and some of it from
horses at Rockford, 111. The blood
of tlie horses killed at Rockford
was used to prepare two batches
of the powder in the Ken-L Ra
tion Division of the Quaker Oats
Co. in 1959 and I960, tlie brief
said. The division makes dog
food.
"Tlie conditions of pre-trcat-mcnt
inspection of the horses, of
injecting the animals, of selection
of animals for bleeding, of bleed
ing, and of handling the
blood and plasma met none
of the basic requirements of cur
rent good manufacturing prac
tice." tlie government brief said.
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