9
50
80
a * - { . : |
eo
—
when
_
ie
HERALD
NEWS,
AND
Klamath
Stoc
NEW
»
&l
Alum Co
American
American
American
545
Air Lines
Can
43%
14
Motors
|
AT&T
67%
Anaconda Coppe
6
American Standard
Aveo Cor
Bendix Cor
21
2%
A7%
Benc
35%
70\
Steel
Boein A
Bruns
Coca Cola
Ry
May
1.50%
1.504
Se
1.48
1.47
42%
Dec
Oats
1.52% 1.52%
19
#
a
oi
66%
39
1285
4
roc Oil & Gas
Oil
59
4%
Southern Pacific
Rand
‘Standar California
‘Standard Indiana
Standard N.J.
‘Sun Mines
3
Gulf Sulfur
BL
40%
68%
Pacific
United Aircraft
U.S. Plywoo
Westinghous
‘Weyerhaeus
37%
LOCAL
SECURITIES
over-the-
are’
from the Na-
tional Association of Securit
Dealers. “Bids aré Interdealer
and asked for interdealer
price
Prices
until
LOCA
11:3
Kéyston
Keyston
ar
i
gag
2
S
28%
29%
NW.
50
Teta
Me
TS
Ly
tie
‘AA
s0ty|
{gr
26V
35
2684
o
(UPL)
retailers;
To
larg
large $7-40c
Dairy
Carton
AA
AA
39-42 cents;
larg 36-37;
A
32-36c
medium
26c.
—
small.
AA
a8
Very
MARKET
|
9.19
to
said
unification
edict.”
“**Rural-America
sential
0
way
Lines
5.59|
o
school
nmyun
it.
5
ae
18.00)
The
|
Cash Stolen
is
a
very
by
es-
Wo
Wilma
and
US240Z
MIN
PP Plan
cn
Th
a
Pr
from
and
Nothing
his
porary
3.30/R:
else |i
taken
explode twice
though
jons
s
th
committee
impugning
were
the
legislators,
Hackenberg a Rainier,
of the
Both drivers were cited by po-
lice Thursday afternoon follow-
two-vehicle
‘collision at
a
Raveiitie and Division streets.
‘e
Police said
Chan Pla
people’
of
trying to destroy:
freedoms.
Chiloqui
fi
a
picku
was
on-
Divi-}
Lang 22 of
wit
whe it
collided.
1956 sedan bein driven
west
on
uses
open
jas
never
between
the
the Ke
a
Broadwa Cleaners,
‘The
(ma
house-to-
regular
preadin plan
“I
it
sai
on
Bu
March
also
the
the
oppose
believi
the two
i
a
goo
one.
item
agend
Ran
will
be
on
i
agencies and
magnitud of the prob
concerned
Bureau
of
4615
atten
Falls
would
some
sales
Sport
group
tables
businesses durin
eupe
which
in
20
a
dept
water
jeveled
8
Monda
Washington Birthday.
spee
op fo
S ta Peo 5 tI 8
philosoph
first
the
moon
MAY
NOW APP!
FOR A $1,000
INSURANCE
POLICY
specia money-saving
ata
rate!
Let
us
send
|
3
Ae
-ho
old
about
mation:
for: this.
$1.00
There
one
is
you
‘infor-
to
‘appl
lega
line
return
polic
reserve
no
mail.
b
obligation and
no.
will call
oh
you at
time.
SPOT ADS
“Business
Ty
to
Simpl
At
ge out
to ge
least it
sense.
Adult
[charg
4811
;
|
A.D.
were
in the
Theft
car,
Reporte
Rucker,
Lewis
Marlin
62
Street reported to police Fri-
da morning the theft of an
Greek
of
16
a
alternator from his 196 Chevro-
Jet which had been parke in
front of his home:
a
Odessa
STOP IN FOR
FOOD THAT HITS
THE SPOT!!
Delicious
ane
Chicke
Siza
Ham Vit
Like “am!
HOME M Foi 8 SANDWI
ODESSA COFFEE SHOP
=
out
this ad and
name,
address an year o birth to
Old America Insuranc Co,
Dept L236B, 490 Oak St.
Kansas City Mo. 64141
ROCK POI
Closed
et
Ope 7
to
se PLM,
was
Lavon Owens, Rie.
at
422 and the possession
at Louis
“Friend, 453
Douglas.
the
Police said they found:
two in an
automobile, parke
in the parking lot of a South
Sixth Street bowlin alley. Po-
lice ‘sai two six-packs of beer
Love
The
age
possessio of
furnishing charge
—
tear
mail it today with your
Card’
any.
wrote
in
Box
Hungry Skiers
0
|
@
o Samos
Lucian
La
of
4
ule,
in,
The
Offic
Closed
Engi
ee n
t
if
|
work.
‘
nor
|
a
make
Faces
ends
n
Post
Fisher-
patos
Average
il
RABBIT.
Lique Charge
sell
to
canvas
candies with
want
under-
we
to
and Wales
eu
|
oppose to putting
agenda,”
ernment
everyone
stand the
lem and to be informed about}
the propose
pla of action,”
McKee concluded.
tio
trict
program
an aan
-
is
he
their
erectin cand
At
da
might
It:
The girls participati in the
sale will travel in pairs in a
March
The
Street,
duty
said
the motion,
the
THE
BA
os
pay-|
the
“improv
finance
needed
ments at the camp.
he
apprexiina
hs
KRandr
Dingler
Count Repub
and
FIND
to
2-year-old man " ar-
rested for furnishin liquor to
‘Was
approve joint.
“We are able to undertake the
b the Klamath Count Unit- a minor ‘Thursda afternoon
work
without delay, assuming ly
18-year- compani
ed Fund and the Klamath Falls and his
rompt approval from the gov-
was
charge with bein a mi-
City Council.
Schools” and on propose fed-/ Klamath
eral aid to education. All
in-|neering.
terested parents are: invited
‘t
‘ings “abyway,” Jessu said
His
motion
a
got
quic glars pried open a door at the
of the buildin and went
second from director Paul’
Fair-rear
clo, but died when it was noted/ to the safe, which they open Street.
directors
would have to.
b ‘Knockin off the doo knob.
said nothing else in the
icers
unanimously to bring it up
director
be dis
to
appecite
wouldn’t
agree.
Therefore,
that
breakin
was
discovere
ithe item: be put on the agend by 4 Merchant
Police
patrol-
March
meetin of the! man: on: his
round
to
final
hel
Thursday
know where
stand
first and second read- cash,
ie
iti
Ma
Women’s board meetin
Local. groups represent at
Was held Feb. 1 at the home meetin
Keno. Irriga
were
Postmaster
Chet
Langslet
of Mrs. C. V. Golden, 2305 Pat-/tion
Basin
said Friday the Klamath Falls
District, Klamath
terson
Street.
Legislatio on} Water Users Protective Associa-| Post Office will be ¢ losed
State and national
levels was’
Tulelake
Dis-
“Irrigation
Monday Feb. 22 which is
studied
job
Gur
If you will agree t
ment-on
Cam Ka-est-a,
lo Cuba we will agree
Camp Fire
Girls
summer
camp
Indochina.
at Lake of the Woods. and
to out of
si
Meetin
Klamath
for
—
Prompt Okay Sough
GOP Women
Hold
-as-
communi-
be used to make: the
added.
Loretta
peal
Vande
Nonie.
future,’
obit,
—
high-
any
the
thatthe
would forget their confron-
after the
and take
out
tio
.
Clu members are reminde Erie is onl 58 feet and its) trip
before 11:30
and
escap that 196 dues are now
part is 210 feet. acc
pay-|
in able. Also, thos still
$20
havi in to th Encycloped Britan:
State Police precinct
Oregon
are
lists
nica.
Known Friday
The bur-
brin them to the Feb. 25m
nth:
last, year’
example
one
“I
D
Dauoher:|
airclo,
sislor
Diane
Wed,
May-| lican
Burglar& Tap
twice
first
“an
sec
readings
_Cleaner& Safe
Jess said that. this
ee
dure i
often
safe
Burglar broke
vice for avoiding firm dea
too
Shiiey”
of
and
quit likely
is
it
the
CUBA could be
Further aims of the sale are
‘abbit.
to give each
individual
girl ex.
If we could find the right per-
perience and training in busi-
ness
procedure and in han- son, or the right nation, to pro-
dling money and’ to extend the pose the deal we might say
Russia:
Cam Fire Girls program in the to’ Communist
makin it possible for’
area,
See here, ‘sir.
mot girls to share in its ac-
where
Cuba
in
You
are,
ties.
rofits- that -will-remain- with you haye no. business to be.
where
We are in Indochina
tie
council will be added to
the. United Fund
allotment to we have no business to be.
=
during
area
perio
activities
Pag 1
(Continued from
pa
for
planned for the regular meet: |ie and “Wildlife at Tulelake,
‘There will be no window serv-
12/
Bureau of Recla- ice or carrier delivery Monday
ing on Thursday Feb. 25
States
Restaurant.
Klamath Irrigation Dis- but special delivery mail will be
noon, at Molatore&#
mation,
Mrs.
talk THs trict, Lin Klamath Drainage Dis-| delivered and mail will be
Milton: Lindley “cur willy
ALONG
Tadeescauckswdeuscecsene
on
on
regular sched-
“Wha Happene to Our|trict, Klamath County, City of
fe s
41
|UNLOADS
Major Markets
Rail
& Tri
196
north
Stephe
Dick
County ‘schoo director
Radcliffe: b Warren
Jessup’ motion that the school field, 20 267 Radcliffe,
Baw
0
a
driven
b
oes
“T DATE” | YEA AG
Dry
bein
jsion
board’ sharply chang its
jcedures
nowhere
got
—
&a
Dic
Bikl
De a
Karen
att
L
M Math
o ee
‘ing
PU
the board an cited
dismissed}, \b
School closure hassle
stand b tem:
MARKET
|
ere
ra J
ly
was
Walter Leth,
chairman.
after he accused the
lem,
islature
ith
POTATO
Wreck
th
Fa
aracter
Otta
$2 Dill Was stolen
hous
between
1:30
After
Larry Wood
ter:
is
“ge underway*
‘throu to April
continu throug
D Ne
“Mint
was
develope b
headquarter as a
suppleme the United
ty projects.
th
(Keno
\tournament
—————
trips
;
&qu
themed
is
of
be
The—————
in
County,
expenses
i
era
sale
to
service
ca
en
Siskiyo
v h
ry
Ken
Tulelake,
Fund
allotment to the local
council operations. Ten. per cent,
sale profits is scheduled
be-given to the individual; dug
i
Cited
OTIVErS
Run)
Kar-|
and
April
to April 3.
will
News,
speaker.
national
means
Riv m
aT
and
of Klamath
Dorris
and
areas
in
Joseph’. Caraher, publishe
th Herald
the feature
The
main
scheduled
to
and continues
Calif.
the
in
ame
Fire
mints
will ixoduc alon with last year&
jtournamen queen;
at
the
Saturday, Feb,
11,00 boxes of Queen Banquet ‘on March 6.
Magic’’ and
tot
ca
l a wen
ro
T
Fe
pro-
Police cited Lan for failure
ou
economy: and
fastito yield right-of- and May-
said Rev: Aleuin
field: for driving with no. opera.
National Catholic Rur- Thursday.
Jessup during a discussion of tor’s license,
“But
if you take the
ersonine
moved
matters,
froma
rural com-|
away
board dispense with its pols)
the heart out}*
you
icy of handlin all motion
“>
5.50-5.75
Iti
Syl
River:
o
Fi organizations
Proje ca
{gr Ree provide
een ras fie
wh
a
Hicks,
Oar
was
.
life,”
Frank
Main |school
director,
192
Wimmer,
Street, reporte to:police that a {rom the witness
Thursday
h
.,
part of
‘Witnesses
CWT
Bid
County,
alt
Da
ary
SK
a reo
Mrs.
Spragu
of
Crume,
Selection' a mascot for the
main tournament
bega Thurs-
elimination
play-
da with an
set up. The boy compet-
asked to
title
for
the
are
ing
throw baskets, the bo ‘makin
the larges number. of baskets
will receive th title, and will
be announced on Saturday eve-
nin durin the final games of
tournament.
elimination
the
The five girls selected as the
Girls| candidates for queen will be in-
on
inthe
Macdoel
ee
Fros Lea
Hon Ro
}Heib of
jal Life.
Income
€14 OZ
10LB
me
a
M
Jess
6.35-6.75
Usi
&
Club,
pro-|
Fa
are
of Chiloquin and
van
with over
mints expecte to be sold in
the Klamath Basin alone.
Council Cam
Tlie Klamath
Fire Girls mint sale includes
from
the active
participation
the Cam Fire Girls, the Blue,
Birds, the Junior High Camp
Horizon
Fire
Girls
andthe
both
Ca
r Schedul
Shirley Silva,
Grue
schoo sup- er
wick.
from local
losures Feared
Fear also was.expressed that
unification
would result in clos-
ingot feeal achiools
12.6
itehal
22- p.m.
vid: Roof,
mone th
Dull
F PRIC
2
Light
“oppose
legislative
a
1
BASING
DEMAND
4
|
chaperon
son
sale of
20
was
Con-
stitutional
A few
Py
supporter
Federation,
5.45]reau
10:32]
vee
was
AMAT
fund-
other than general
on
primary election day
10/
by the Senate
an|or
at
iioll
the
sentin
18:1
Science
TODAY’S
Be
-
Accum
United
,
Bank
ssh
until
Cra
Orey, Salem, repre-
Orego Farm Bu-
Clifford
19.6
United Canada
1tq|
Wale
25%
‘
-—-
these|€lections
on
Leon
10.46
Amer
da Unit
Big
1p
extra
S-3
Shareholders
Inv. Sve
Su
Egg
.
action
postpone
was
auta
LBo ee an Al am
increas
Selecte
12
a
Ore
U Na
items
adjourne board meeting
a.m.
Saturda
rar Sine
Ba a oe
8,41 schools.&
28.23
He said“even the
19.77|state pai in basic
6,06 port came originally
18.96] taxpayers.
Ena Sa
W
e
‘Morrison Knudson
RAL
eames
Mot
PP&am
PGE
However,
by Superintend
“SAL
S4
gat
Natur
Onin
$4,500 is set asi
Solo En
Scho Talk
ners
MI Growth
iw
L
Bank
sts
o
of Schools. Dr. Cliff Robin-
to teachers. who meet
son
cer-;
tain standards for services “be-
yon the call of duty:” and
S-
Nat& Inv.
Nat& Sec Div
Nat& See Growth
Nat& See Stock
Putnam Fund
Freight
Natl
tet
ent
Variable
da
Baut S
sum
distribution
for
Cam
The annual
get underway
.
Bank America
Boise Cascade
Con
—A
1.2345
1.26%
1.28%
~.
‘followin
quotatio
pri
Presi
-
Fitzger
Stocks
The
689:
e ieernt
ey
45
‘Youngsto Steél
counter
6
66
distri
51%
29%
36%
46%
United Utilities
West Bank Cor
rep
Elderca
Agency.
Klamath
Min Sal
O Satur
order
s
44%
65%
‘U.S. Rubber
U.S. Steel
G Op
Voices
Eldercare
-
appr
‘Tri-Continent
inion Carbide.
For
_
19
APA
55%
Trust
o
Riv-
of
Jackson.
Alternate
Mrs. Carl Daw-
er
ha
Chamber Board
Support
budg
Toili
65%
Pacific Land
America
World Air
Approve
Falls.
Spragu
athan
Crume of
and
Delphin
c
organizatio
|
20
78%
‘exas.
SALE
affiliated
This
tee
Bill
UNDE — T
Klamath Council of Cam
Fire Girls, includin
will begin
annual sale of mints on Saturday, Feb.
Pictured above, left to right are Holl
year& sale is themed " Magic.’
and
her
Brooks
of the
ilton, 8,
sister, Kathy 10 presentin
Dickerman,
pres sident
Klama Count Chamb of Commer with the first bo x
mints. Helly and Kathy
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
are
Hamilton.
MINT
goes to
Commit-
now
Flo
“fo
Oth
1
-
1g)
WM ‘
een Co.
Pa
bill
money
Ways and Means
2
a
-
69
38%
Co.
The
|th
leduca
—
37%
Socon Mobil Oil
School
Klamath
Another duty of the Queen’
Committee was the selection of
chaperon for the candidates
activi-
tournament
durin the
as
ties. Women named
chap
Mrs. LeRoy Jack-
erones
are
Melbron
son of Chiloquin Mrs.
Bates of Chiloquin Mrs. Jon-
an
legislature
and-Cindy
Falls,
of Klamath
Sargeant of
*
of the
session
each
Lou
Chiloquin
developm
economic
to
submit
to
commerce
Smith of Klam-
Eileen Dawson of
Ferol Jean Jackson:
Linda
er,
The -house local governm
sick leave, to care fo ill
mem.|
bers of the
immediate
family, |committee approved a bill in-
the county and city
state|
and
of|a policy taken from the
experienc
share of highway
The
revenues.
teachers] civil service.
the
school
district’s
share would go from
and
reporte that. the pro- The teacher salary increase| counties’
to
25
per cent and the cities’
pose increas would cost the|was only one item on list of|19
from
10
to
15
1965-|
district
per cent.
proposal for
600 plu . maxi-
The state Highway Commissi
of
increments. 6
mum
32,8
gets the rest of the money.
Janitors Get Raise
Points
firms
for non-
were
Suppor for the
The Senate Judiciary Commit.
The board agree to recom-|
In
addition
to the increase,
bill: now before Congres
w.as|payment of due
the proposa contain three oth- mend to the budge committee|tee voted to exempt up-to $20
Chamber
Brooks|
.unanimous by the}
from garnishment of voiced
the-|@ month
er
points which were adopte a $20 per year across
board of directors of the
Klam-|Dickerman.
and
Manager|
amend-
an
board raise for janitors. They|Wages. It
b the board:
ath County Chamber of Com-|George
‘Callison
reported. to
at Gilchrist and also discussed increases“ f or |me to a bill which had set the
—Teachers
at. its’ regiilar Wednes-|the board on their
merce
recent
at-
Bly will receive $20 per year coaches supervisors, mainte-/figure- $100
tendance at an
“Oregon-
An amendment allowing spec- day night meeting
above the salary schedule
-
ance
crew
an the count of-
Idaho conference
in
Com-jington
The National
Affairs
ial taxing districts to hold tax
offset the hig costs of living. fice staff.
“yh
Oil
tor
{ove
program
Chief
Kay Barney of Spragu Riy-
la
mittee earlier had recommend-| Portland.
Fred
Ehlers report on aj
ed approva of the Bldercar
b the board. Thejrecent meeting of the Commu-
program
had
committee
studied
Deyelopm Committee
Revision.
Committee.
Which
is
also studyin the prob-
the
this
and
Medicare
progra
more
amendments are}
In other action, the directors)
3.06
Monday, when the carefully, and had “endorsedjle of a Civic Center. H re-
approve on a 3- vote, the
ap-|
3.01):
the
recent actions of
lat-|
—Teachers would be allowed pointmen of Stan McClellan to Committ has agre to vote the former and oppose the
256)
!Civic Center Committee
spon-
ter
program.
time off, deducted from
their teplac Lloy Seel as sch 0 a revise constitution.
2.6046
the/
b th Board of Realto
It was.
pointe out” to
was
indicate that it
board that the
Eldercare
ire
ie
Potatoes
ad- oving ahead on plan fo re-
will be -in_addit to, McClel-
gram would depen o state
the Klamath
Auditor!-
—not|
Potato
lan’s job as school lunch
PORTLAND (UPI)
co-
ministratio and would
als o
was
base on tle social security ¥™,. although it
Ibe
market; 10 Ib sacks USIA Rus-
|: ordinator.
ather
possibl
It ales
would
th
otherwise
sets washed unless
program.
‘Voting against the motion to
natives,
- person’ ability to
on
7.75
stated: Orego local.7.00
accept Robinson&# recomme
would make hospita
dation
bakers 8,00 round red 50 Ib.
B.
pay
aid available to those persons
on a
(UPI)—
a
Pau,
8.25
3.25-3,5 Deschutes 7.50
unification
not*afford such care.
bakers 9.25-9.5 few higher 6-|compuls school
Judg Orth Sisemore ha con-|
Directors
14
ounce
to
agree
8.6 sized 2 ounce bill ended in the Senate Educa-
plac tinu until 1:30 p.m., Feb. 26 The membership committee|
Committee Thursda with) funds for the. purchase of three| the time he will
bakers|tion
receive
an en- reported
that
1
new
sprea 9.60- U.S.
witnesses on both sides|buses in the 1965-66 budge | of ple from Larry H Fitz- members were adde to the ros-
some
6.85-7.15
agreeing tha peopl should| The also agre to plac an|gerald of Rosebur charged ter of the chamber during Jan-
have the right to vote on
mer-jextra
in the
MUTUAL FUNDS
sum
budg to With the negligen homicide of uary; and that old membership
Prices until 1 a.m. Today
purchas highe grad
gers.
thre Klamat Fall residen files’ were cleaned
up
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from Page 1)
Chairman
Al Flegel, D-Rose-|on the:buses. The alread had|killed in a two-car collision
last
Asked
Bid
1-2 decided on
said he though
automatic
transmis- Sept 7 it develope earl Fri-
9.84/
9,09
Affiliated Fund
from the
River Diver-
in
Circuit
for
of
1.
Court
sions
1965-66
was
No
day
7,03|hours
6.47
testimon
enoug
Atomic Fund
to. K
of
Directors
also
scheduled
consideration
14.13}
the
12.9
Blue Ridge
Fitzgerald,” seriousl ‘injure
ink:
need to
inclusion of funds in the budge in th collision, was indicted b
16.49 the bill March
15.05
Bullock
and’
or the
deepen
for
conversion
The
would
force
of the heatin the grand jury earlier this year
measure
14.6
16.0
Chemical Fund
shoreli raised, but the studies]
to plant at GilchristHigh fro
school districts
14.33/
m|and
has been granted several
“13,1
Colonial Fund
it
t
<ezivessies
suas
to natural »gas. Robinson|
11.64)merge. with union: high schoo coal
10.65
continuances
‘Comw. Inv.
to
en-|
relatin
in
are
progress,” Beard
conver-|
11,8 districts and would set a d
10.52
Diver Growth
tering a ple
Th freshman class Je th | adde
i e
at
23.26/line of Jan. 1 1966 for those| sions
21.40.
erguson.|
Dreyfus
The accident ‘develope as the six weeks’ honor roll-.at Hen-|
In
the
on
com:
17.3
wholly within a union|
16.05
E & H Stock
defendant, northbound in a pick le High School this time with) pany’s
program, McKee told the
10,90| district,
10.52
truck-on
Equit Fund
U-
honor
list| Herald and News
Highway 97 was 2 students,
Ss
prior “t the
earn
2
Vote ‘Need
AC:
13.3
Fidelit Capita "
H
passin a truck and trailer and]
wordt
Tee
exes
tn
hit
hard
ikem.
22.0
20.24
Opponent
Thursda
Trend
Fidelity
|collided headon with a foreign
“ieut conditions might ‘never
occur
rey y, one
teachers
12.59/at failure of the bill. to allow,
wer
11.49
Fundamental
elcar operated by Alvin C, Olson.
o
placed
tenure:
effective The latter and two
5.66/residents to vote on mergers}
agai but the company believes
5.17
F.LF.
sy)
passengers, sna
jit
is in everyone&
interest to
16.37} at what they considered an} March 15 They are Lois. Ad-
14.95
his wité, Nellie, and a
Grou Sec Com
M
includi
ahead
with
the
Sharon
Rose Anderson
planning
“%;|
TAL
8.13}attempt b the state to take kins,
GreSec ‘Aer
sister-in-law, Viola R. Crawford, Wallin, Gar
and work as rapidly as possibl
6.85 away ‘local control of schools. Gerald Bennett Robert Creed were killed instantly.
5.81
Hamilton H,D; A.
sr
ns
Juniors:
Lin
“The work that we are
recom-
ge tary ie lyon
Robert Humphries president Donald Eck, Sev Garcia Ken- sustained
8,32
charles
7.61
broken legs " tn re S
Incorp Inv.
toe
mending be done will facilitate
Winona
jo the Orégo School Board As- neth Ketel,
Investors’ Grou
mes
facial
nal injurie and
severe
nu
ot better regulation of th upper
4.16| sociation,
called. it -
“fatal Larry Lund, Helen McDonald lacerations in the crash.
an
Intercontinental
Mossholder,
ans
Glenda
Coble,
George|1ake as
well
as
handling the
13,52 shortcomi and contended the Marilyn Mitehell, Bill Osborn,
Mutual
of
emitho Lin cu (flows alon the Link River,
23.1 stafe “is still a minor, although Norma Peirasek, Loyal Robi
Stock
Freshmen:
atiacts
11,25
of local son, Theodora Romived! ‘Da-
MeWili aie through Lake Ewauna and: the
Selective
31%
‘Safewa
vih of
alincome.
Boost Teachers’
on
RR
‘Unio
67%
66%
68%
6656
68%
De
Ry
May
‘Se
1.23% 1.2
1.26% 1.26%
1.2
1.28%
50% Dec
35%
Soybea
3.028
614 May
3.02 2.9814
4
fAu
28806
56% Nov
2.5942
2.60%
Jan
‘75
hillip
‘Trans
68
52a May
Se
4
told
Jr.
Elimination
ath Agency,
j
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1- 18.25.
range:
40
MT
itgomer Ward
ern
U.S.
sales
Shee 390. Choice, some
slaughter lambs 88-1 Ib
—
‘Idaho Power
.B.M,
Int Pape
Johns Manville
Kennecott Copp
Lockheed Aircraft
Martin
Merck
Montana Power
‘S
gilts
barrows and
closed 25¢ lower than week
late
John
16-25.
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‘Richfiel
31 ber
choice
some
d
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Homestake
enn
3
2-22.50; some mostl choice
9 Ib 3 to fall shorn pelt 20
205
4-6;
goo
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cull-
21
63%
feeder lambs 19-20
56%
25%
Grains
55%
Grain
CHICAGO:(UP)
50%
Cement
Greyhou
Gulf Oil
25.
b y- a
2
97
i
Northern
Gr
do
484
MW
52%
96%
Electric
mi
Porti Sch
38
a
Ble
245
150
Motors
Portland
Pacific
an
Pa
23%
a
Piep
Georgi
Tournament.
‘The girls selected by
the
Queen’ Committee are Pame-
-
5
Crucible Steel
Curtiss Wright
Dow
Chemical
Du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Products
Evans
General
General
General
-
of the
-
~
—
April, during th evenin game
:
33h
Ste
Gas
Zellerbach
Gen
Five
young
of the
Klamath
Basin
announced
Thursda as
candidates to compete for the
title of queen to reign over the.
World Champio All
Indian
Tournament
Basketball
in
s|were
i
:
47
B.S.
Columbia
Continental Can
Crown
CHILOQUIN
women
—
55%
74%
Chrysler Corp
O Tourn
to-
firm
a
up
remainder
1
43
Caterpillar Cor
‘Fo Que
Its directors
enlisted the aid
Portland ‘Way and Means hearing ear-|
SALEM
(UPI)—The
School Board apparent lost its lier his buar would oppose any|of other. school districts which
battle Thursda to freeze the increase i basic school support contribute
equalization money,
and hearings turned into a bat-
flow of “equalization” money to unless it got some relief.
Eighty per cent of money|tle between those who get the
chip open firm but other school districts,
and those who don’t.
sup-|
‘The House Education Commit- pai out for basic school
gave up their gains Du Pont
distributed
in flat
Busy Day
held around Thursday closing tee refused on a 7-4 vote to send por now is
to school districts
Portland
backed
the
on the
bill
grants
Kodak.
a
by
Eastman
level as did
Thursd was a bus day fo
The!
school
basis
of
schools
floor.
to
th
populati
Anoth
Union Carbide shaded.
committees in both houses.
to
is
allocated
write
a
to
motion
compromis
New York Central and Penn-
The House Plannin and De-
educational
tabled.on a “equaliz
bill was
oppor- velopmen Committee tabled a
sylvan railroad poste goo |committee
6-5 vote.
tunit in districts with low as- governor’s bill to establish a
gains
valuation. The bill whic
“Tt doe t look like there will sesse
counsel division with-
consumer
be any
legislatio in this ses- failed to get out of
the
of Com-
in
Livestock
would
have
frozen
sion to freeze equalization, said ‘Thursda
A
bill abolishin the’
merce.
(UPI)(USDA)
PORTLAND
the
committee
chairman, Rep equalizatio at its presen dol-
of public utilities to issue|
power
Weekl livestock:
Falls. lar amount and used future in- stock
Carrol Howe,
R-Klamath
to
-
options
employe
Cattle 140
hig
good-
in state school suppor
creases
Howe voted in favor of the
also was tabled.
lots
23.75; small
steers 23.2
Portland bills, as did Portland for flat grants.
It did
to
measures
low
approve
goo 20.50-21.50 standard
The
Portland
board contend-
Reps Norman Howard, a Dem-
$300,00 to the State
mixed
17-20;
Holsteins
oo
were
bein appropriate
ocrat,
Shirley Fiel and ed its residents
Board of Higher Education for|
heifers
20,50-21.2 Mrs.
good-
G..Chuinard, both Re- forced to pay property taxes to
education
programs in|
cows:
canner-low cutter
support the schools of surround:| public
jbusiness
and industr and
cutter-utility bulls 1
ing suburban areas, where’ the
po sition See
would requir the direc-|
Ib
Calves 270 goo -cho
had a higher median
Mem-|residents
Board
givin
after
start.
Blue
Am
5 Girl Vi
Stock
—
mixed
narrowly
were
prices
da
56%
(UPI)
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NEW
International
Press
Chemical
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STOCKS
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Friday,
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