Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current, February 10, 1965, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text| (UPI)~The SALEM Il Lsa Show | wa m come just one [8 hat!”’ my Probation a “toothless FILT THE SHOWE M NE LUCK STRI H also argued agains a pro-| Board of R. V. Jenkins of Portland, and, Chairman L. W.’Mal- would be- by former vision requiring the board. to under lett of West Linn. obtain a recommendation from} tiger” that he After said, pol be need for Bli emphasi he no a 37 there parole it parole was not propos Strip division, its member complaine Mallett said unless the sec- an inmate,.&qu said the inmate against the principle of a cor-; today. tion regulating the parole board| should know when he comes be- rections division. Committee Chairman Robert Chairman John M. “Butl told ji removed from the bill, the} fore the board that it is inde- He Sith R-Burns, said he would ap- the House State and Federal Af- board should be abolished. He penden of the institution. was| fairs Committee the move said it strippe the parole board| pointed out that the agency al-| point a subcommitte to stud the thorn problem of transfer- “of all its authority without tak- ready received an attempt to force the release} progress of more ring hard-core juvenile trouble- priso inmates. ing any of its responsi- on each prisoner, MacLaren and Butler said Butler said the bill establis bilities one widely- maker from lerest schools to adult. pris division| &qu board now em- publicize case onl in which a man| ‘in the corrections controversial ons another pro- the parol board of ploy a director, a staff of in- parole against the would strip recommen- filter away the that won’t take taste and Ill eat a the corrections siaie. Power the institution before Cash Lack Want You to Congres Dollar Work Wonders Pete o He Aeaaisa b BUD UR 2410 Crary So. 6th spotte through more highe Money. farm product administered by tries which Credit Corp Its| currencies program to 407 Mai St. Next to Pacific foreig 882-6644 882-6645 Ph. Power 18 coun- — fi- a | reple 5475 aw GE ( ELECT N MO DO AUTOMATIC ‘MOBILE ~. MAID WIT TRAD DISHWASHER © Sparklin © Needs N Dish Without Hand Rinsin Installation Eas Rollin © Casters . 10 Da Frée Hom Trial f PA ONL $4. WE button-down roll to the collar. HT _ oxford In (above) with just the righ white, colors and stripes $5.00 (below) Sna up the PADDOCK CLU Tabber Sna with closure. Luxuriou all-cotton Supima. $5.00 Find easy-care wash and wear in FENWAY CLUB Chase. 100% Spin- cotton with Dura- finish. $5.00 smart snap tab true luxur in wrinkle-free 65% Dacron* polyester 35% cotton: $5.00 ARRO DECTON is *DuPont \ eae Seamless Nylo GOODYEAR 201 South 11th, Klamath SERVIC . Falls .. —— Thursda own pay in their the “Food For& Peace” program. Inances system of pric sup- President Johnson asked Con- ports, commodit stabilization, gress last:month for $1.6 billion foreign purchases exports and to tide the fund over for the otlier activities, fiscal current The fund year, Freeman said Monday night normally of “out runs money, that limited payments, already and Congress normally wed would be made from| ishes it. multi-billion-dollar FURNITURE Orne votes The fund is the Commodit SHOP Billeans was lin — po Your Furniture Bi ingi in north Tulsa. The Kin (UPI) Agri- cash receipts for surplus pro-| scratched a policeman& Orville L,| ducts, He noted, however, that ajo hand before do catchers cor- Freema says the farm price disbursements have bee Taled it. Taken the to ian receipts do support fund is empty and no| it was last reporte get- O of the fund& functions is payments can be made until| financin the sale of surplus \ting alon well with the dog Secretary When SATURDAY. & Farm Funds WASHINGTON THRU Only school recognized b the National Education Council of Hair Stylists. {UP an MONDAY —— staff and the power to en-| stitution and fiel investigators dation of the institution got into vision o the bill. force conditions of parole The and a psychiatrist, Butler said it serious trouble would force the! sense” to| parol in self-defense to abide GONE TO DOG: decide onl who ‘just doesn’t make would board TULSA, Okla kink- should get out. The mechanics} separate the board from those every time b the institution&#3 ajou has gone to the dogs fishes would be-handled by the staff advisers. division, big- new furry critter e from the South’ American jun- backed chairman its was ‘The up} b three other board members,|- Lowell Steen of Lake Oswego John A. Goffrier of Salem Shamp Se with and Haircut repor oe Th PERMA COMPLE P STORE 884-8141 Let PAI U Your DRE h 733 Main . Gift Wrap Selectio RTM, ~ .