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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1965)
|_ the — > _ * - , | HERALD Kiemath NEWS, AND MARKET and By United Press ‘alu Lines Can Motors {Americ Standard Aveo Bendi 42%) 14% Corp Cor "Bet ‘Brunswick Chrysler Cor Cola 7 es so a oe she Steel Dow Chemical ‘Du Pont XD Kodak ‘Eastman “Evans Products Firestone Geod e ba wht at& scements: sins 1 Good cows per pale. Fede with Quo Clu thts patc headed ath Count Library Board, has filled offices in the Klamath Portland resi- Falls Business and Profession- a lower median al Women’s Club, including that than those in surround- jof president Southern Oregon suburban areas, to pay for District chairman for t ing “equalizin marcet the educatio op-| suburbs, portunities in the Quality ears, and nati BPW. as a delegat as Dynamics FALLS, KLA UCTION Livesto MA Foods Motors “The Pacific Northern Ry pek “ ‘me seede 076 . 25- Mil Offices education in of inevitably goin warned. She has to SEPARA held of siamese twins the nursing team Houston, T Marie Holt, At — by matei nurse Kimberl and durin the Discuss Cit an . Karen fe which lasted surgery Future on five the ji Rep land right de- ing sful sep ce hou UPI rs. Studies Betty Supporte D-Port-|st atewide program, rather than need of individual in- ‘on the stitutions. The subcommittee al- voted to combine in a single fund all student fees collected so measure. Opposin were rm that former teacher and board member, and Cecil of OEA supporte the Pose ol Telephot Howard Cher-| construction. r Flood Repai ry of the Oregon School Boards| Association, and Tom Scanlon, passe and sent to a member of ‘ducation, in the bor Lol Mrs. Coopera an — school Roberts, planned were A Priorities Way subcommittee decided list of proposed a priority st ate college and university buildings should be based ona right Means the the a school Crim Uni T Discu for the plannin plan Cottonwood Tuesda Springs Subdivision, a 20-lot de- county Bufo Nichols, ie “us City, County Planners to the funds| s|de commission members discussed possible studies to be conducted Held night served “great| ath Count A Red Girls future velopment rect Rabi Ar j Declar A “e Siskiy ea au Euuit is he Decline” to qualit decline,” of Georgi Peler FORT ‘2 northwest Ly Assoc The Senate the governor the State Board of a bill callin for the Highwa ad- an who was represent- D epartment to spen CIO and United La-| d litional $1 million betwe now Beatty. of ae Tbe — a said the bill te cat x cho veal Cens Fo was | |m bargaini livestif a Prospe publ develop b ~ - cre — Pa Yout Hur I Collisi Dairy| La lar 3 a oi sai . Radi See Tower Stock: Tod w 6 he |= a sa Kan Rifle Stole mem Ea ¢/ [Fidel ‘Youngst 7: ceulterq to the N o ~ S 6 5. eee Intercon ai ins Vehicle Ull 6 b 19 11¥4| Se B S So in Ta ea tna dau won Com-| resolu-! tod . Fire a am o achie iceiv ie cou Man McD TV Harr Funeral | medi-|‘ bresr ma — B Bee Succumbs Watching action./ m achi bac traff Moo police 1 0 Home comment tus Potatoes Mo Damag Klamath Gout org a . if Madri 5. Ta 3 Held | 2-Car Crash progr For E. Brunton bi Mevi , Injure Boy Tires Stolen G mitt |Tu 685-7 aes {De funa | B : RA fon ve Eee &qa rgurvi arrange a ‘ : || a let ducted the dinner Mts. Eric (Helen) §eneral chairman, Major was (keith Hamilton, 17 161 M | Patti: Geaweige y Wi ter uti RTharaa Mem Jo Mem serene ary Fes i Grair math. ‘Chape in {continu “Wedne charg p B or DRE co folk [pi ates ise pain- ca te Si increa “S " 733 pai Mi da str Blad | wi | Quot president, con-) Sixt meeting | 12.05 3501 ‘Fun tor ary juedbo t oo : ifre Re Mem sonc _Diti No ann Po Elab ne ace Den gin net at Us From Airs io Chil Gul 4 Aspir se “P M p Elderc ve Ln OSs Pott Clerks.” 3 LS. pliev cigarette Pe interdealer |7¢ ot, Ai Cla Schedul Cou 14.07| 13. USIA jb : slig Aiti meeting. _ an /Afiil hin Bl Rid Che io he preve Paci — — . io Bol c Frei wat s hee - Egg a board Economi Schedul B Growe hig ~ by law thi Or Ples rab ek establish teacher-school bl ch ita . pat “to for to viet alen a - needed — — 8 - and certificated of with a $ million revolving fund for cities and counties, which they the Klam- on over salaries, can pay back later. The by the recreational Telationship subdivision Cross Board and prob ‘ series of meeting of local workin conditions |joint plannin office. contains 16 and the 20 acres Fire Board of Di- the equalization he Gr, enforcement commissions, meeting ots range in size from five tol law agencie lems such as teaching tech- has held of numerous aimed’ at Greyhound jointly, agree that no decision 10 acres. improvin coopera-| niques fices i the Par en Teachers| ‘on future studies Gulf Oil has been announced. can be made John Union Drive b Calif., the grang 4-H intil the respecti legislative jis the subdivi Homestake XD Klamath Count Crime Pre- American Pos charge “organized la- ‘Association of U bodies—the city counci and the Idaho Power Council. Plans ved 10 the bor is tryin to take over caters, versity Women, Eastern Star) board of commissioners LBM. ‘Arthur Paige, 432% 12:30 Canners 8,10-10. chairman of classrooms in this country” and are Preliminary plans for a new & and the 169017807 cut Church, Int Paper Presbyteria consulted, 3156 residential subdivision, the Sec~ the council’s Police and La w| said if the nation’s 2 million where she is a member. Johns Manville The planners agreed to meet ond Addition to Winema Gar- Enforcement 574 Committe teachers becom a part of AFL- choices In ad ‘nse i.o8 Ste she ition, was_presi-| with their Tespecti bodies and dens, also Kennecott Coppe council meetin this 101% weel kICI were “education know it approve con- as we of the Klamath Count then meet again jointly to de- _| Martin that Dist. Atty. Sam A, Mc- in ditionally. country will not be the Division of the Orego “Educa- termine the future Merck plan of the ‘This Googichalce, new developmen con- Keen will meet with membe same.” ts TULELAKE—J. Herbert Sny tion Association and has been ‘ows Montana Utility springer (aged) cows, Power office, headed b plan tains 45 lots and the develope of the Kingsley Field Air Po- planni | “school: boards der, agricultural economist, Uni- said’ Cherry for three state ethics chairman TULELAKE ning consultant. Brian Mattson. is 38 Montgomery Ward. " 1330-12.20 Siskiyo Musgrove of Klam- lice, state police, city police are caught in the middle” be- versity of California, Davis, aWie 50 Pigs. Count has been declared Ger heads years, was three times chosen Feeders Instructions Nat&# Biscuit and sheriff office to discuss| 63 Soug ath F labor and the will 'S be Reported by organize 0. guest speaker for th the Na- ‘Count Mattson is seekin new in- area. mutual problem and exchang by the California| convention delegat to Extension Agent, R ‘National Education gave their approval annual Association, Tulelake Growers Asso- Northern Natural Gas formation 6 law Department ‘of Public Health tional Education Association, is structions for his offica since contingen on two points enforce- of which OKA is an on affiliate. ciation banqu to be at the a past presiden of the Orego (UPI) (USDA)— the city council has bee his latest project has been all Northern Pacific edures, 50% —That complete collective Tulelake Fairgrounds, Tuesday, “To us, Musgro Livestoc vised. No cases of rabies have| Chapter Delta Kapp Gamma, but complete This is the com- his commitments in the First] Pac. Ga Elec 35 Paig said McKeen is meet- and profession negotiation are March 2 His subject will be Cattle High goo been determined in 66% recent| and has served on the National mercial area study, which is Addition. to Winema Gardens ing with investigator and Fed- the same enney 1G, “California thing,” he said. Agriculture —‘Prob- Communit Service Committee now bein prepared for final eral Penn RR 40 {Steer 23.5 mostly goo years in the Tulelake area. Burea of Scanton said labor oppose the lem and for Tomor- good- ‘Th action has resulted in new} for this organization. She is a presentation. 55% Phillips of status Patter- agents in the Medford area who 0 bill “because we don’t want to row.” Included in his talk ie the state and will cutter cows 12-/and Prior to the joint more Procter Gamblc 78¥ few goo stringen do laws, member of both meeti the son, Street, which bounds the have had experienc with sim- deprive any employe’s be thought pertainin to the national mathema- council of {1 11.50 two ilar which have commissions sessions, plannin 31 Radio Corporation been revealed inter- met. new is clarified b tic teachers. This arbitration. to for land and right competition the as v year, Checked Bood- separately 67 to the council. Magazines Richfield Oil county commissioners. committee another e resources. result of her teaching lon Mrs. Dorothy Kandra of Mer- ex Count planners gave prelim- ‘Th city plannin commission Licenses must now be issued| 405 ‘Safewa would be William E. Salmon, in elementary, junior inary 2 barrows|to pups Ho 100 at-four 12 approval to plats for two! discussed Cit Manager Bob G. rill, chairman of the Klamath hearing months instead perience ears Power & Light Agricultural De- 4nd gilts 18.50-18.7 schools, Mrs. El- subdivisions. Other of six, and dog must be vac- hig and Decent Shell Oil Literature 59% Kyle’s proposa for new. zon- Count liott is serving as vice presi A Senate committee velopment engineer who ‘has Shee 50. Few utility Liquo Committee, told the crime| 83% laws covering They approve preliminary against the disease be- Socon Mobil Oil off- of material Education the dent for use in the prepare Orego 5-6 mostly testimony, but took rio ac- 65 council that a dis- 69%| 7S/fore a license Southern Co be issued. can Technical housing for Orego Association. tributor of magazin in Klam-| tion, on a bill which would al- promotion of Tulelake and its 39%| feeder lambs 1 “Souther Pacific The departmen further Institute students. de- Mrs, Elliott’s husband is will explain what resources, low prin- packag liquor sales at Rend 3% that the city must have had, noted that thé zon- ath Count is cooperatin with Kyle has been accomplishe and how cipal of Henle Hig School. She other than. state liquor stores ja holdin pen for 70% Standard California confinement ing ordinance makes no provi- the committee in removing cer- is the mother of two sons. and facilities of Th bill’s sponsor, Sen. Andrew personnel Standard Indiana unlicensed dogs Chief of Po- 42% sion for such housin The plan- tain books and magazine from PORTLAND (UPI) Senior Honored said the PP&a can be used for the bene- which are lice Jerry Ternus will adminis- D- Standard N, J. 80% market: frequented Naterlin, -commission to shelves ning agree In introducin Julie Phillips, liquor ‘commission was b ein g (fit of the Tulelake area, served information Stokel Van Cam and by youth. To retailers: gather for Egg Carton|! the new order PP&am used as a Klamath Union High School se- revenue source rather She said committee members 30 ‘Su Mines work out A 17-year-old AA extra larg 39-4 cents; AA at amendment an Meetin Slated a Klamath Falls} Tickets for the banque are With nior, as the club’s Girl are available reading Tektronix 20 -pock was youth 37-40c ‘ large 3637c. AA{..In other city business coun-| injured javailable at the Growers office A Future, Mrs. Stan (Shirley) John Quinn director ‘Texas Co. boo and magazine and cate- on| Tuesda afternoon when hi 29-/ 92-36e AA small and from.the board of directors, gorizin them as to their rec-| Texas Guif the board of the Leag of Cal- Soran a past presiden of picku truck collided wilh G. Laird, president; Julie born and Raymond ‘ta, was of distribu- place ifornia Texas -will attend other picku on Kit Carson ommend Cities, Tras a Wa Herbert Schwarz vice president Falls and ‘Thiokol 12% and Portland Street, meeting of ‘that body.at Rose- reared in Klamath cKS had attended her school years Ival Taylor, secretary; French depo has-been established ‘Trans America 8 ville, Feb. 19. Police said Thomas Eugen here throug high school. Ex- E. Johnson, Ed “Osborne and MUTUAL FUNDS at the Salvation Arm office at 54 ‘Trans World Air City Clerk Victoria’ Thaler, Basey 4325 Anderson, was tak- Prices tra-cutricular include interests 10 which the Roy Price Sr. a.m. publi may leavel ‘Tri-Continental 50% en to Klamath Valley Hospi present.in Yreka Monday, both Fu voice and music, Th dinner is planne also for piano. tal 9.06 books for the ‘committee to ‘Union Carbide 131% 15 for a meeting of Sis- Red Cross First Aid Instruc- b Peace’ Ambulance for |Atomic She develope superiority in 5.61 Request for permission to read, she Union Pacific 49% tor Doroth Smith, -will start a wives of the membershi and treatment of an injure left leg Count city clerks, ar- main- sports and recreation, erect three towers jug _antenna United’ Aircraft 64% 12. standard first aid class Thurs- other interested persons, As- Officers said “hy Siskiyou was Base taining at the same time_a.high northbound Mrs. 1498 16.42 sossor L. D. (Babe) ‘northeast of suggested that} day, Feb.-18, from_7:30_to 9: United Air Lines 67% Kit Carson and about two miles on ‘Taylor to| scholastic reco Fund 1448 member of the publi con- 15.84 consider propose state tax 43 U.S, Plywoo 12 leg p.m. at the Red Cros office, attempting to turn left onto’ Henley High School has been any She is a of the Girls Aviation tact the district attorney& ,of So. Third US. Rubber 65% Colonial Fund 14.26lislatio Nine city clerks, at-| Portland when his picku col- made to the Federal Street, This course 4 thletic Association’ at Inv. 10.6 11.60 tended, Agenc by Radio Station KLAD fice about books or magazin 51%| US. Steel which lided will with meet the second Thurs- every in which she has held ‘offic {Diver Growth Klamath Falls, the Los An- he 10.37 11.36 shoul be investi- da United Utilities 30 John Marshall, sales tax au: which was southbound Kit will also on include eveni of secretary, a treasurer, year- 21.23 23.08 eles: office of the agency - gate 35% Dreyfus West »Ban Corp Carson. thority, Sacramento, discussed book editor, has Charl Woodhous an_ in-| the six-hour medical self hel James L. represented announced. 15.95 17.2 the possibilit of the’state 46% | & H Stock ‘Westinghous The. second driver identi- course. sale ty district on three state com- was Tockey, 1124 East Klamat Union at Persons who would be af- structor 10.47 4436| Fund Weyerhaeuser 10.85/ fied-at Guido Anthony Robus- Mrs. Smith bein increased from four thi states’ when the Street, reported to police Tues- mittees of GAA; she is a mem- fected b the presence of the|High the] School, 12.09 Capita urge Stee! 3 13.14/ five percent and a teli, 57 453 Peck, Base was| standard first aid .22-caliber i day evenin that a course of the Girls’ ér tennis team Fidelity Trend 19.96 21.70] tax invited to submit! council to stud the are possibl completed, the increase from six to eight cited for failure to yield right: towers semi-automatic rifle was stolen group will con- and of the bowlin leagu in of their Fundamental a drag strip for the 11.3 comments development to Chief, 1248/ tinue to advanced of-way. ‘first aid |fr ‘om his ‘automobile, parke at per package. which: she is a trophy LOCAL SECURITIES winner. Utilization Branch, Klamath County youth. He was| The public is invited. to enroll his home. Reginald Boggs, Sacramento’ Heads Sorers aad authorized to form a commit-| Box 9000 Airpor Station, Committee E city clerk, and president of the Tockey identified the missin by calling Mrs. Smith at 884 This year she heads an im. tee to study this suggestion “3682 GHD Se Com Angeles Calif. 16.7 lcu Cler Institute, spok 4 Bob Hoover, 4456 first’ aid] ‘eapon as a Winchester Model Gr Aero student an 734 commit Accordin to the specifica-| 8.05&# “Ai and. Objectives of! Association of tional’ He said: it was taken either chairman at 884-343 or the Red| Service Club Reorganizi HDA. itions the towers would extend 6:80 Dealers, Bids are Cross office at 884-4125. city ee nigh or Tuesda morn- 28 feet above ground level and M& hig school is The followin recently prices and asked are interdealer com-| would be space 350 feet apart the Pe asked prices ‘standard a first pleted aid|; of the a Investors’ Group on bearin of 110 degree si-ging course Don J. Divens: taught by monti Daughters. roup, and of Job’s A Klamath Falls (true). year-old Prices until 11:30 am, psr| Eldridge Anderson Shirle An- In toentor’ ‘plan on the height bo swallowed 40 aspirin late ‘Today: Fire late Tuesda morning derson Ralph Bilyeu, Dan| : ‘o the propose structures, the Stock 23: Colleg next fall to pre- Tuesda afternoon and was Bid Asked) severel damage the Vernon Cross, Bob Ells, Allen Ezell. for a teachin career. Sh tushed to Klamath Valley Hos- FAA remarked that the mini- St0ck par Bank America 56 —_s Ridgley home at 175 Dayton Adolp Faller, Lloyd Gass, Ev- isthe mum en of fr. and Mrs, route Selective altitudes es-& his stomach was farcade 2 erett Leach, Patricia Leach and| et. tablished for the airways would 28. After a series of three early| Vet” Phillips. xevatona St firemen said most Ron Quesn ‘i Suburban not be affected and noted 19.57 mornin meetings, the National was on. routine 26% Keyston $3 26 of the furniture and other items Members of the U.S. Forest ther that the S4 sit {Keyston at 5:54 propo when patrol a Affairs Committee of the Klam-| p.m. 23 gig Cyprus Mines destroyed Service at Chemult who com- were in the kitchen aswell would be Ellen outside of fron the MIT Irving woman his auto [eth Count Chamber. of at stoppe 23 Equitable &am and clothing in plete and furniture standard a first aid Clara’ established for King- Myrtle Eberlein and Division nag streets. patterns Ist Nat& Bank [merce 68% the of the home rest were passe a under the instruction of Ruth Buena Stone, Mrs. Wilma Rice 1302 Eber- sle Field. -88 ICOA tion approving eldereare, medi Ma ah damaged Northman are. Kine “Audie lle hea. liein, told the Div 4965.42 that Investor Ing 10 said the fire start- Davi /c assistance to the aged ke Martha Walker Firemen, Clemens, Ray Powell’ and Alice her son, David, had swallowed, 10.15 without federal Jantzen 26 26% control, ed in a piec of plywoo which mon C. Coffman, Vane V: Day, the aspirin Gro 9.93 ‘Towmotor  28% recommendation will . b 2814 had been used.to block a hole Thomas Vern Elms, Fridley, During the evening a mes-| The 4|Putnam officer rushed the bo Nat FS Ne Ra [ebinltted the to 0S chamber’s| in the chimney of the house, Gerhard Klages, F. L. of congratulation {rom to the hospital Cron where his board of directors for ald, Patrick McDonald, Myrna Tinker, District No. 14/stomach was pumped. The ‘Shareholder In making the proposal the! bo J and Merrill James Tor-) Peter Tsaqures, 71 a resi- of Quota, governor was read, then was released. Su Inv. Sve National Affairs Commit! Richard rence iamson. dent of Klamath the club& participation Falls for 50 United Canada to the decision the -|came the 46th anniversary of Quo-| or more PORTLAND years collapse and (UPI) Potato) Su Inv. Sve oe ad- ta and current a car the Woman of Achieve-| in the Waldorf market: 100 Ib sacks. USIA Rus- United Accum at 9:30! is too proposal ment Feb, 16 as he watched sets washed unless otherwise} United Canada costly if part of the So- A former resident of Klam- He was Grou Entertained ‘stated: Orego local 7.00 +.7.75 United Income pronounce cial Securit setup. The com- ‘irnest Brunton, 77 Howard Allen, Bly Loggin dead on Entertainment included arrival Klamath ath Falls, at bakers 8.00; round red 5 b United Science also objected to estab- mittee died Sunda in Eugen afte a Company has informed cal numbers: by Stephani Two small boy were injured Valley Hospital where he was| Ore | Value Lines lishing another con-| gerig program lon illness. State Police that and Sandr Ruconic two tires taken Ambulance. Peace b two-ve- in a evening Wellington trolled by the government when! and his family ‘re- 9:50x14 Brunton 14 were stolen from the Death was tudents. who |bicle from were a collisio apparently. “at Washburn 1 Whitehall it could be administered by the sided in Klamath Falls for a firm’s ¢ ompa on for one number by! Way and South Sixth Street. natural shop 97 Highwa causes. US. 2 bakers 17.8 state. of years, but had re- sometime between Feb. 1 and Coleman at the piano, ‘Mr, who Polic identified had Tsaqures nev- them as/ sided in Eugen for the last 25 14 Allen did not estimate the nd the married, Sho-Pans, Klamath Gar Steward, 4 and was ‘Naggin backac p head oe es mus: employed for] Scott}? value of the tires, Police -are eur ‘TODAY POTATO MARKET Mia until his retire-| year: Ss barbersho quartet. in- Stewar 2, both’ of 3472 on many. years ay, KLAMATH BASIN TDAH lives} u ot their ‘SHIPMENTS ment at Klamath Ball, Lumber and). _ son, Carroll investigatio |g, ay to over-exerti and ‘emotional David) ver Park: strain, An in Klamath Falls a Elke Box faxwel DEMAND Distant atles. 4 Mortenson relatives! Their, Compa Light injuries were not be- Lane. ;mers and Herman in live Colfelt. to be serious. Reddin MARKET Stead |US, at Stead Funeral: services for Mr. decorations, includ. Chap said the boy were held 'iD ; in i bec o a funeral heart, large 19 pickup bearin |passengers ii a FO PRICES CWT ir hanies of of truc Women’ past MRE RISER on/™ north bein driven n, b thei soothing effect t0 USIA his wife, b achievement and flowers were Washburn Rait Track sentati Richard! Wa by their sons Well as. four Feree Kathryn as diuretic action throu and the kidneys a Tayler 27 of the in kus on| ing 10 and four daughters. outpat of the he tables. were! same addr Places dining 10 LB SKS Bld { UNLOADS in 41 marked senjct for 65 members and makes you bac Lo *) Y cha af Markets US240Z MIN re 5.30-6.00 IWNTOWN be guests, ere mpting to make turn Shh Fune More Bowen ace oat r servi Rie Fam. Mrs. Haarb (Helen) Bechen Washburn onto GROWE PRICE NET: in yed South mor concloging ba Parke W482 1965 30 Me General General General ~ profession a majority negotiat Measure TWINS ben — ee were board. {In calves Young. state a t professional employ to pla is forcing |dents, who have Service. organiz teachers open” teachi giv services Wys of the Portland Board said the present School to vie litti ae wide wa aNvil $00 Good $9 ees: 2 News Choice: Choice 250-500 Ibs, ‘300-500 bs, $19.50-21.50, Calves: Choice 4000) 400-450 Ibs $16- 125 S19730i coms 53M 96% and Calve Helf Feea 48% 44 Electric th ander 815 2484 150% ‘ort General effor t prope Wrigh “Curtiss. + 3 Zellerbach Crucible than to control liquor sales. thal Retirement A proposed were in- schools /$400, jation’s “fringe retirement benefits for voiced Tues- crease in da before the Senate State and|hi ighe education academic per- sonnel was termed a recruiting Federal Affairs Committee. At issue was a bill that would tool in testimony before a Ways the and Means teachers from subcommittee, Law- exempt that® collective concern state’s bargainin law makers voiced and from jurisdiction of the adoptio of the program would academic that state conciliation service. mean personnel retirement The benefits sponsore by had better measure, the Orego Education Associa-| than those provide for other would tion recogniz state employes Further hear- (OEA), (UPI)— SALEM sch Tuesda Hono Du CBS. Columbia Gas Continental Can +Crown battle tion of basic. gan i Inlin Steel Boeing Air *Coca The formal|are “‘bei wasted to keep un- distribu-| economic districts alive,” over school support be-|he added. with three hours Under questionin from Re Portland on a argument Betty Roberts, D-Portland, Minerals hericals al School board proposal. admitted the Portland tax Ford shaded. ani ij Chrysler, Spokesmen for districts that is lower than in many surround- showed little Motors General would ge more under ing districts but he contended money change. Steels were firm. the plan attacked the present the total tax burden distribution formula. Those who ha to be considered, Livestock would lose money demanded re. The rest of Multnomah BLUFF LIVESTOCK RED tention of the present law. County is riding on the coat- REPORT TION The Portland proposa would|t ails of Portland,” he charged the used for y| pointin to the fact that city mone of education residents ;| at pay to support both its present dollar amount, and city and County Slevgns service use any further increases in bulls dy, slaughter feeder steers and heifers 37 ost sic ‘school support for fla grants: to districts on the of population. ‘The present law provide that s Comnmerc 715+ 80 Unity. per cent of the state support sles Feed Steer: rs: Goo and Choice $35 now goe to flat grants and 2 225 ibs. head ullity two. 81790, 780410 cent for equalization to dis- per Ibs. $16.25-17.50 with lower assessed valu- Feeder Sleers: Good Choice and “S3 (Continued from Page 1) legislative lev 54% * ‘Ame Teacher- Iss Aire A Sena Uni (UPI)— SALEM from Eastman Du Pont was firm. Kodak fell off a bit. Internation- 54% 64% Air The — off today. _downtren is Inernational Co Am "A rAmeric YORK (UPI) leveled market stock Chemical Gre. STREET WALL NEW STOCK YORK Falls, FINANCE Stocks NE “Allied Solo Battl O Spl O Basi Scho Fun Wednesda Feb. 17 196 PAGE—4 Mein us So Danc Dack o e ‘ie Righ fe yea fe large [Doa conven- as for the Get size, Pills toda — ( ed fo ov 60 station Fev Stil SAIG Americ to be» cordanc
