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HERALD
NEWS,
AND
MARKE
Klamath
and
Falls,
Alfiliated Fund’
W Ridge
O Apr
Livestock
9.18
PORTLAND
(UPI)— (USDA)
livestock:
Cattle 1450. Steers mostly 25c
—
good-
most ‘goo 20
22.5
agg
entertainin
standard.|
-
att
y
Beef-O-
The
23-
lower; hig
9.93
KU Un
Giv Ok
T Bud
Beef-0-
Schedul
1965
Ore.
FINANCE
Stocks
MUTUAL
FUNDS
until 10 a.m. Today
Bid
Asked!
Prices
2
Friday, Feb.
&
school
highly
a
that
In
5
=
By
education
and
CARAHE! R
JOE
Prep
around the
of
rerafe Nelfers 21-1.
Sroind
Ehe Fund 14 y.a5/ cow 101350 ublity canmer-/
bulls re caer ese grit of
Colonial Fund
13.26
14.49
Her-|store.
by see
Calv 275 Slaughte
closed|
10.76
Co Inv.
11.76/ mostly 3-4 lower; late sales a a Ne w Cara
rh eae this The buildin had a porch right at the entrance. On|
Diver Growth
10.74
320 Ib down 22-28;|
11.77|
platform they usually ha
Her
which
couple chairs
has been
Sch
|ing
al’
closed
1420,
uulity-standard
i
eee
25 Hogs
bench
the ol’ boys could sit
and gilts/ spring event for homemakers|
Barrows
aroun and complain
2ay
of
will not about the
oauit Fun
1kM@2lcl to 25¢ higher; 1-2 190-230}
the high price of vegetables}
government,
nu
yea
12.57
Fideli Capital
and
13.66/1h"
1
Arra debate how the St. Loui Browns would end the:
h this yea Arrang
20.66
Fidelity Trend
22.46 medium 13-14.
the Orego Beef Council and|American League season. The pearls of wisdom they
panda
14 1 Shee
the Klamath Count Cow Belles|would
4 Fe slau
drop
punctuated by periodic bursts of Cli-
i
ste
ligher;
Founders Fund.
8.
8.74 a aein 5 118 Ib voted
|
down
their shirt).
coop o t Be O-lmax j ice, part of which would
prime|
choice, few
pr a Com a es
fronts; the rest serving to settle the dust in front of the
The BeeLO-Rama
pre-
pells 21
Hami HD 5.91
culk-
establishment.
rey
4g|S N
eran
Oreg fowns|
8.38)°&
Bullo
9
Th
80081
many
good-|
mixed
20
~
of
ways
new
use
was
Nevis
and
School
mittee
for
;
or
cuss
or
ments
a
§
u
have
However, the 1965-6 budg
contains one item missin from
the 1964-6 total
a $273,24
paymen on the bond issue
which was approved by voters
last sprin to finance a
new
ninth grad school.
were
to
.
4
instead,
=
—
run
said.
22.
Se
..
Caraher
was
Pa
.
5
3
I
Inv.
incorp
IC
7.67
par roan
last
5.73
6.26
6.68
7.22|
PORTLAND
2.54
13
23.40}
T
Sele
10.48
7.9
Variable
26.
‘Keysto
S-3
18.41
Keyston
S-
5.67
i
(T
Inv.
Se
at
—
Ru
5.53/
washed
otherwise
unless
stated local 7.50 baled 5-10 Ib
-36}sacks
.
10,5
a
U.S.
18.08|
15.78/6.8
9509.70; U.S,
bakers
7.25 few higher Idaho
5-1 Ib bag mesh 4.50
-
8.69)
ve
ie
Re Cro
T Spons
Car Par
Securities
the-
followin are over
quotation from the Na-
Association of Securit
~
‘
heav
sro,
tday
Bid
Christmas
Asked
59%
49%
31%
275
68
2%
10%
2%
29%
3%
52v
525
15%
15%
30
446
26%
27
247 a
O54
4
represents
veterans’
commission
hold
its
next regular
in
Klamath
meetin
who}
groups at|
man
a
public
he
came
out in
favor of a bill to chang
Oregon loyalty oath for teach-|
ers
Until Kell Owens of Salem|
took the stand the House Edu-
cation
Committee had heard. a}
strin of witnesses condemn the:
oath. They de-
new
pro pose
manded that the current one be
kept even thoug the U.S. Su-
preme Court had ruled that one|
nearl identical to it was. un-
then
to the
by
_month
Falls
get his stick
ste over for
let
and
oranges—which
the
pound—and
*
in
the
to
Well the general store
isn& a thin of the past
the Winema Hotel on March
yet.
‘The meeting will begi at 9:30/Take the one at Fort Klamath, for
instance. It is owned
and is open to the gener-jand
a.m,
operated by nice, elderly lady name of Elizabeth
interest-
persons
i
al public. All
ed
*
ee
Na ee
-
be/
bak
f busi age ‘
:
Antldu
cook cere Ye
tape lunch pails thermos bottles,
tea
ad
“Pm
Owen
be
har
first,
Eigh
eue appar pus elth
Obituar
Slated
take
a
Falls
“wit
nuclear}
=
a
absolut
Tach
A Sun
sad NCurvi
Stolen
tachometer
Abo
report.
was
about
that,’ ed stolen to police ‘Thursda
“I happe to Mike “Ferguson, 132 Sargent
American told polic the instrument was
I
have.
to taken from his car, which was
sorry
divergent view.”
parked in front of his home.
the
from
Frank
lot of
a
1B
Funeral
ath
rs
Home
ets.
in
hom
10 LB
FI
6.60680
1965-6
a
budge
call-
a
sligh decrease in
rivers.
Watson said that
until theljev
from
196485.
This de-
The basements of some dwell-jcity suspend its pumpin
op-|crease may become even
more
in Klamath
Falls and theleration it had been dumpin
because Thursday’s
pronounce
South Suburban
stilljsome
area
are
2,0 gallon of
runoff/
school suppor
announce-
dam from the drainag
minute
into the lagoo forlmen
that|per
the State Department
by
four hours-daily,
seepe into them from
the/
Mean-| Education give the elemen-
ground above; others residin while the county was pumpin
district
nearly $30,00
tary
alon Link River are continu-|some’ 7,000 gallon of
water|
than had
state
revenue
in to pump excess water out|from the lagoo into Lakelbeen
expecte
oftheir
cellars,
{Ewaun and the Klamath Riv-|”& publi hearin on. the ele-
Less
fortunate
farmersjer.
are
Althoug the count pump-|mentary
budge “i scheduled
and cattle producer in the vi-ling project has improved
con-lMarch 2 and a hearin on the
einity of Keno who havé
Watson
10,000|
was
unable|
school budge is tentative,
under water, not includ-|to
acres.
forsee when the job would] ich
ly scheduled April 5. The
b completed
ing, in certain
cases,
man
election will be May 3.
He added that the count con: budge
thousa of dollars in farm
persona property missioners were considerin es-
&
and dwelling
that have
a
permanent
Wood
for
baker business.
Falls, has
approve
ing for
Pumpe
ing
many years|
in Klam+}
after a
and a half absence to ac-
‘cep the position of Klamath di-
vision manager for Béck& Bak-
eries it was announced b Mike|
Beck of Medford,
ath
Water
returned
year
oe plant
irrevocabl damage
at
ing
Stand Taken
pump-|
the southwest cor-
Roa
as
i
commodore,
leepeni
the
mile beginnin
.
him...
for
A
.
the U of!
NOTI
poin
one
|
|!
EX COPI
PTA To Meet
|
of the
1965
Progr Editi
For ®
BO:
ther,
Send
one
Mailed Anywher in U.S.
a
relative or friend...
to
alcade of
about the
NOTICE
LEGAL
a
wife,
.
to
visit
at
reef—a: proj- mile
north of
He wa an active member of, along the “Keno
Beatt Else-
the Klamath Falls Rotar Club lect that when completed will where, portion of the Silver
waterjLake
and Militar roads which|
and ha retained his member-. accelerate the flow of
the
entire
course
alon
of|were
washed out have bee re-
ship in BPOE No, 1247
the
Klamath
River.
upper
pair and similar work i con-|
“T look
forward to renewing
PP&a has let
for! tinuin on other
contracts
county roads,
long-time friendship and com- both
project to the Morrison-
Winston Kurth
munity activities, and to mi '¥|
count engi
Construction
Comp heer, told the Herald and New
new
job of presentin Beck’s;
that damag
roads:
line of breads and pastries to|&
are bein
Officials Optimisti
Klamath
repair on the basi of “their!
Basin
homemakers,”
Officials of the ‘power
com-
priority and will b restored as
said, He assumed the!
-
Beck’s management this month. pany are optimistic that bar- Soon as we can get to them.”
ring an unusuall early sprin
Hunter and his
Progress
issue
wonderful
home
live!
yo
A ‘Cay-
telling them all
in
town
which
‘
CWT
Bid
things going
4179
IN
|
EMBY,
Nol ce
|
is
eae
7
THE
THE
FOR
dn.ine
|
2
SK
:
,
latel
Stead
1602
Bogatay, the friendly shoem
LEGA
Moderate
700-725
Ralp Hunter,
in the
Sema dlst
direct
by
overflowin
Sycan Williamson, Spragu and
these
SHIPMENT
IDAHO
PRICES
Hunt
Take Pos
I Klama
ee!.
:
I’m
USIA
:
i
Clear skies durin
the
past few weeks has caused the
Haat “eacs OFego campus
The Klamath Count Council level of
day will convince
Klamath
Lake
of one
you
to
thing: You can’t tell the profs from many of the under- of PTA will meet Tuesday dro to a poin where it is
In
p.m. at Pelican now. near
normal.
accord
grads (without a program). The both wear those bush March 2, at
School. All. PTA members are with the changin runoff
pic-
beards. Oh doctor! And we saw one kid
drinking coffee invited to attend, Harve Den- ture, a reliable source said that
Erb Union. He needed a haircut and was.
Altamont
effective
March
the.» power
barefoot. t ham, principal of
Junior High School, wil spea company will
It
reminded
reduce its out-
of those depressio da
us
in college. If;
Problems of Administering | flow. alon ‘the Klamath
on
River
#"
ark.
Wari
kid didn’t have on shoes it wasn&# be
use he was
School.
some
a
charge of arrange:
from
7,200
to
6200
m f
Hig
Juni
kind of kook, He just hadn&# gotten
any: money
from
wicho
‘TODA POTAT MARK
FO
Salaries Up
The approve 1965-66 budge
for total expenditure of
of low-
$1,680,95 General fund expen-
of
thelgitur of
itsimu
Geneva runoff the excess
water
now
have
retained
their home at
Cheers| 110 Carlson Drive where the inundatin pastur lands east of
for Phil Parsons, the United
Fund executive, who. has again live with their 4-year- Keno will return to the Klam-
ath River before March 1
;|been named winner of the Jaycee’s Distinguishe Serv- daughter, Sheri Lynn.
with
concerned
the
Peopl
ieajice Award and the fact h became father of
Keno situation alread have re-
.O'H
twins re-
of
arrar
ceived an assist ‘from the wea-
se-icently wasn’t even mentioned in the accolade. Phil has
regular monthly test of
Klamath
sorry.
of
floodin
the
:
Pale ed ie you S
answered,
member
a
Legion
tha
I
a
Howard pointe out that A. D.
Perkins of Portland ha testified
esli-\cated
Hurt
Accident
~
¢
egio
just ahead of Owens that the
American Legio oppose it.
damag
indi-/
-
zations, includin the
.
ypert
prope
ng
.
support
city of Klam-
Count Civil
establishmen Defense Department hav
Cyelist
In
the
namin
business
and
tate
House!
dozen organi- warnin system Will be
con-
American ducted at noon, Monday March)
1 Civil Defense Director
Jim
“And you support this bill?” Watson announced. today Sirens
Howard asked
in the city and suburban ‘areas
will blare
a
“Correctly
warning durin
the brief test period,
Owens
answered.
half
surfaces in their,
Meanwhile, the
and spilled into
homesjath
Falls and the
wakes,
However,
the
$295,50
State
Department of Educa-
tion informed local school offi-
that
cials Thursday afternoon
the
can
hig school district
expect at least $356,00 in basic
Area
Basin
leaving muddy
Car
—
than
school support It had
estimated in the proposed
total
we
~
Test
more
—
card
had/
Purple
basic
‘been
Flood
Week
Felt In Klamath
cough
a
Runawa
Damage
s(
recited,
total
of the
jner
Relief In Sight
lago to prepare
WASHINGTON
(UPI) — The
For those of tenacious spirit, {for the possibl Teoccurren Of
united States is goin to con:
other-areas, and writing.”
“areas_a:-chance-to-
With Fluhrer’s, he first was
the financial },@-similar-emergency-in-
party.
cumen,~and
tinue to meet force with
‘Additional
force
meeting will
sales manager and then became] wherewithal
With an 8 to 8 schedule,
some
is
‘respit
seven
day a week, it
scheduled in other cities from|
in Viet Nam until there is a
Cleared
hardly seems like there would be time for Mrs. Lodsle manager of in the Klamath Falls| sight That relief is to come in
time to time,
!basic decision by the Commu-
1954
operation
diversion
ditch,
i form of a
Meantime, employe of
to rea history and poun the
thejnists
to give up their
aggres-
typewriter. But then she|
under
construction
now
Hunter.
of
east
was
active in many,
Count Road Departmen ai-| sion.
repréents ‘another generation which hit the ball when communit projects, He serve
will
Keno, which
supplement|
were at.
work
clearin That was the substance of a
ith Keno
there was work to be done; a da before
regulatory dam in landsli from: roads and
they had income as campaig chairman of the
re-|series
of policy
is-
statements
A runaway:
th
automobile
from
went
waters
Klamath
a
d
County United Fund| dischargin
taxes,
1g
government
ard
reports,
Thursday by the White
hours,
wages
efficiency and was honored as “Mr. Unit- newly
through’ front yard and struck
formed
10,00
the record storms,
acre!
House and other to officials
of
A
It
in-/€xperts,
17-year-old youth was
the home of Mrs, A..R. Dick-
was an era
whe you “charged” and the clerk ed Fund” three years ago. He lake down the Klamath River.
Amon roa since returned|the Johnson
administration.
after-\“wrote up” your order in a sales book that had
Son, 5828.Shasta Way ubout 10]JUr slightl Thursday
In addition to eliminating the |e.
was.
an
active member of the
is the Codowa
ervice
your
"Kmper
minor|t00n when his motorcycle struck
bottleneck
. .m.‘Thursday causin
at
the regulato Spring Road which
Klamath
Yacht
Club,
indelible
holdin
name“in
written
has
pencil
bee
along the binding.
of a car
rear
on
North
damag to the car and dwell.|
also|
for a distance of two
many offices includin a term dam, the power company is
said he would “pay up” on th
person
.|When a
e
Ing, Orego State’ Poliée “have
river
channel
Hunt,
S
he
the
mated at millions of dollars.
lands in the vicinity
$1,327,1 are above
With the publishin of the|Great Northern Railro yards!
of $1,219,7
964-65 total
Herald and News’ annual
Prog-| Washburn Wa is bein re-| principall due to salary in
Edition
ress
develop-| substantially
today
and inclusion of main-
creases
The excess hig water has
ments are underwa which will
T-\tenance items left out of the
from Washburn Way
eliminate the effects of
soon
the}
at/ig budge
The impact of the rampagin floods’ that touched the lives of|Laverne
Aven and last We Adoptio of the ‘hig school
rivers
from| residents of the Basin,
swep
bridge
nesda the cit complete
some
Thursda night includ-
their
concrete
foundations, tragically, some less
seriously./two-
proje of pumpin ing a genera fund levy cut, is
washed away asphalt highway
water
from
excess
near
Residents Dig Out
thelii second piec of budgetar
Most of the residents in the|° & C tracks into the flood-|
to b handed to lo-
news
soo
northern portio of the county made lagoo north of the Great ical
taxpayers,
have since du out of the de- Northern freight yards, accord-
in to Jim Watson Civil De- The city
bris scattered
farm.
across
committee
last
wee
budge
fense
lands
the then
2
after
or
reported
when he came out
or
the woods, he
The
of the car, James| T. Shaw, 523 South
owner
for/meant it. His word was good; real good!
constitutional,
had/
Hargrove Keno, stated he
to closel
Then Owens announced.
that
Well, that’s how it goes with
Elizabeth
said his cycle struck a
The
auto in a parking
his
parked
Loosley,
the Oregon Veterans Legislative
station wagon which
writer
lot across the street from
and general store
Mrs.|
owner
Fort.
at
Committee
supporte the bill Dickson&# home.
that|
He said
i th street, preparing) Klamath, a cradle of history in the old west.
containing the new oath.
to back
into a parking space.
t
The audience seemed’ stunned,
*
*
*
was.driven by Darrell
gar’
There were a few loud gasps.
Johns, 35 675 Lak e-
U and Down ‘the Rialto
rolled nto the woman&#
prop-/
Th bubbly per-
Rep. Norman Howard, D-Port-
shore.
rly.
sonality, Joyce Mann, has moved from the cashier’s sta
land, asked Owen who his com:}
mittee represented.
tion at the Winema to a job with the video
station...
“The
Veterans
of
Foreign
edition
Progres
addition: Bush Furniture has bough the
Wars Disabled American Vet-|
|,
space they occup and the Willard Hotel. floors above
‘the
Order. of the
erans,
Heart,”
Still
The aftermath of the great-
disaster to strike the coun-
ty and the state continued to
th
Ki
be felt
of
in
-
Count today, eigh weeks al-|
ter storms beleaguere the Ba-
sin
with
record
amounts
of
rainfall, causin rivers to flow!
from their banks to ruin farm-
lands communities, and cities.
est
*
at
1
bring
levy
is
budge that state support- would
Impact. Of Christmas
the
butter.
backdr
proper
a
and
ple.
of
people bought
then
*
box
a
Gay Nineties theme will provid
Explained
to $1,070,2
23.78 mills based on
valuation
current
figures. The
18.
was
1964-6 levy
mills.
‘The 1965-6 genera fund is 17
the
mills and
serial
7
lev
6.0 mills.
The prime reason for a cut in
the genera fund levy for 1965-6
is an expecte increase in state
social tonigh at Roosevelt School from
to 9 o'
Laurel and Hard will be shown in both gyms, Con-
auditorium for tha children. Coffee, homemade cake or pie
and ice cream with punc for the children will be served.
Shown
here Ger Hyde
chairman of the social, give Orin Perkins sveenth grad teacher,
sam-
a
pre-
hither
beans
of
can
a
down
A
—
cream
ton
drovs,
Hunter.
was
associated with;
Lion and Lamb tallies for the |&quo meeting of the commission}
and lamp chimneys to
Port-|!
to be held outside of the
name
just a few items. Fluhrer&# from 1940 until Febru.
ecard are being fashioned by
land
for
area
time/ call us a general store is apt.”
some
ary of 1963 He purchase
Ponderosa Nursing
Home
pa- land
a
recent
flows
de-
‘Cascade
polig
Baking Compan in|
How about a button hook? Or a shuttlebob
tients under supervision of the
for the Bend
cision to hold periadi meeting
and operated that baker
Gray Ladies.
old Singer? This is.our question, Mrs.
around the state to give in-
until selling it in December last|
Loosley
The publi is invited to the
terested
individuals in outlyin
“My hobbies are history which
this and year,
concerns
‘Treasure
|
Ov Oath
legislature shocked
hearin Thursda when
cornflakes,
next bin, thence
its
normal
the game| by the dozen not
announced it will/So it went.
ai ea A
Fig Brew
th
yon.
“
93
could
H
CREAM SOCIAL SET
old-fashioned ige
an
movies of Buster
tinuous
cartoons
in the
behind
running
gen-
s
(UPI)—
ICE
for
Old
A clerk would wait on you, and as we re-
would present a note from home
listing items
to be purchased. Mom tried to write the list in
such a
fashion as to prevent the clerks
from
and
Slash
item
This
1965-6
|which
from
we
Chapte Amer- inelude
ta tee ee,
11
27%
Morrison
Knudsen
Mult
Kennels
SALEM
package
benefit
a
ee
N.W. Natural
Omark
Ore Met
PP&a
P GE
U.S. Nat& Bank,
and
members
Phillips chairman,|tile establishments:
Lion
and Wayne
[Lamb card party, Treasure Tea Baker, Phil Schneider, sta te|
“I&# 80 years old walk with a cane but at that the
and auction Saturday March 6,| game director, and departmen store is
open from 8 a.m. to 8 B p.m. seven
days
will also
a week.
-
e|
atthe.
Willard Hotel,
Ther
Ldoehs work.
foods, and present,
on
“Now as to stock. Do you want a
pin or a needle.
the
for the
calendar
meeting,
cream
or baby powder?
Or
of interest to the publi aspirin or Ex-lax, shaying
dam-|
a good cigar, rat
poiso or schoo supnlies?
auction and other items will b Include a resume of flood
resourc-|
to| te fish and game
“Today, perhaps, you want coffee, or milk, ice’
welcome.
6
Anyon wishin
1985 uplan game bird
al-
donate useful articles new or|¢
postcards, a scarf, costume jewelry, imported,
Creek
and
used, or food, may call Mrs, locations, Bridge
and
saucers.
[Denman
game
management cups
Hug Swaney, 884-321 or the
“Or did I
Ladd Marsh options, and
arets,
understand you to say butter, cheese
Red Cross office, 884-4125
brief on the propose sale of dry or
Mrs, Winston Purvine is
we
have Drain-o, rice, olives,
(tte Hermiston Game F
m,|
er chairman, Mrs, Belle Cote others items. of business ar will
shortening; ceramics, toilet tissue, do food.
is in charg of the ‘Treasure
“We have bacon, wieners, ham, brown
be discussed during the meet-
men’s
sugar,
‘Hunt and Mrs. C. R. Canine is
and ladies’
underwear, giftwrap paper, toys, nails, fuses,
baked “toad ing,
This is the first generat busi-|
electrical
sponsor
5
50%
32%
27%
25%
24%
69
Oe
25
24%
Ins.
woods.
NP.
Loosley Here at Loosley’s General Merchandise they
invited to attend,
are
Commissioners to be
present| everything. You name it, they&# got it. If they
Joe Smith,
Klamath} haven& they& get it.
Tallant Greenoug Co-
to recuperate Falls;
Let&# turn the podium over to Mrs.
Loosley, pro-
demand during the
prietores of one of the last of those famed
mercan-
Week floods,
will
Dealers. Bids are
interdealer
pricé and asked are interdealer|
Klamath Basin
‘asked prices
ican
ross,
untll
11:30
PST to
am.
elce
Investors
Jantzen
the
crew
other
and
the
of
of
the
counter.
call it,
Departin from
meetin custom,
——
;
pora
Bank America
Boise Cascade
Cal Pac
Con Freight
Cypru Mines
Equitabl S & L
Ist Nat& Bank
COA
of
was
the
P ans ee t
I Klamat
Roun
2.90;
-
:
=
neck
our
line
one
°
nit
ame
11.52 Reds 5 Ib sacks 3.25-3.50
D
12.79 chutes 7.50
8.10 one lot 8.50
16.75
ional
in
branch
t
1 fil ba n 2’ si 3. 5 I
8.
Local
Egg
:
10.58
15.57
The
store
a
————
‘Wellingto
‘counter
near
ans
Potatoes
11.70
17.32
14.44
iinit Sci
come
ei
;
5.06
9.59
‘Shareholders,
{United Accum
United Income
general
a
right’
was
it
didn’t
be-
sto there,
they
available
shortly. There} would throw off a mail sack
be no charge for
admis-| city,
as
0
Sta 92
Sec
Putnam
F
Putnam Growth
T
advi
Coun
188.48
at
Div
jat Sec Growth
We had
as
Pere an
soon
as
———
17.60
9.71
Growth
are
Dairyjcur tickets
—
retailers:
Carton! wil
11.27/ extra large 38-4 cents;-AA sion tickets.
Ou recollection
of the general store
The
Beef-O-Rama
wil
be
8,60 large 35-39c; A large 35-37c, AA]
was
grocer:
32-35¢; AA small 22- jointly sponsore by the Oregonjie on one side and great bolts of
28.73/
yard goods on the
Beef
Pacific
20.09] 26c.
Powerlother. In the back was. the hardware department and
and Light Company and
the
6.19
then still beyond that, a stockroom.
Around the front
Herald and News.
19.23
end of the plac
sacks of potatoe and
were
10.6
PORTLAND
peanuts
(UPI), —-Potato
19.98 market: 100 Ib sacks USLA
and such.
Otherwise
all the
merchandise
21.52
Keystone S-
2,50
jomemakers
(UPI)
audiences
to
year,
lat a
Egg
G
a
but an overall levy rise due
to the repayment of a $1. mil-
lion bond issue.
The budge calls for a gener.
al fund levy of $796,98 a slash
both from the proposed levy of
'$ and the 1964-6 levy of
6
‘sows
Union High
Budge Com.
night
ap.
1965-6 budg callin
cut in genera fund tax-
a
es,
&
so
82)
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prove
&
C
a
;
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Klamath
District
The
high-powered age of the computer, jet air-
liners and the super duper,
all-
we-sell-every-|
|thing shopping center, you almost forget a time, way]
be
an{bac yonder, when they had a thing ealled a general
this 3
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