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Statesman Journal from Salem, Oregon • Page 14

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Statesman Journali
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Salem, Oregon
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14
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14 (Sec. II) Statesman, Salem, Apr. 26, '68 1-5 Widening Bids Taken Salem, $24,510. Grading and paving .05 of a mile of East Main Street in Silverton, Salem Road and Driveway Salem, $11,997. nier section of the Columbia River Highway, C.

R. O'Neil and Dorman Construction Co. Cres-well, $1,890,360. Marion Grading and paving .15 of a mile of 3rd Street in Hubbard, and Paving Speaker of House Admits Aide Helps Political Campaign The job of widening Interstate 5 between Wilsonville and the Hubbard interchange brought an apparent low bid Thursday of $4,448,040. Lord Brothers Contracting Portland, submitted the bid as the state highway department opened bids on more than $8 million in projects.

The Interstate 5 widening job is only Vz miles long, but it is expensive because it includes Rent a PIANO they are supposed to help all Driver Facing Double Charges By RON BLANKENBAKER Staff Writer, Th Statesman members of the Legislature. The president of the Senate House Speaker F. F. Mont wWC" ut pllliiiliilliillp I I 401 also has two such assistants. gomery Thursday admitted his extensive remodeling of Jf per mo.

from During the hearing Steelhammer also asked if Montgomery's Walter Lee Collier 21, 1363 Hall St. 1, was charged, after a high-speed chase in Northeast Salem about 3:50 p.m. Thursday bridge over the Willamette River so that the highway can be administrative assistant is help ing in his campaign. The admission came out dur two aides are "helping afl of expanded from four lanes to six Rent can apply to purchase the Legislature?" Montgomery answered yes. Ing testimony by Montgomery Apparent low bids for other Hrivinif intflxif.ated before a subcommittee of the jobs included: I Benton County grading and and attempting to elude a po- Legislative Advisory Commit tee on the Oregon Legislature, lice officer.

ft Committee Vice Chairman Robert Bruce then asked Montgomery to "confirm or deny Steelhammer's charge that your assistant is running your oiling of a mile of the Maxfield Corner-Ward Road section of a SON! Lnairman or tne sub com mittee John Steelhammer, Salem attorney and a former political campaign from this Salem police officer James Bentson said he chased the Collier vehicle from Broadway and Highland Way NE to 2175 Fairgrounds Road NE at speeds that may have hit 70 miles an hour. 489 Church St. NE Ph. 585-1065 (Across from Open Mon. and Friday Night 'til 9 Other Evenings by Appointment road about 22 miles northwest of Ccrvallis, Lebanon $154,642.

Columbia Grading and paving 6.2 miles of the Delena-Rai- office" "Does Things for Mt" speaker of the house, had written a letter to the Oregon Statesman charging that Mont "I could say he is spending gomery's assistant, Albert Jen a great deal of time doing things I ask him to do," Montgomery nings, is running Montgomery's campaign for Secretary of State. Supposed to Help All The assistant's post is one of two assigned to the House Speaker as interim staff and I II answered. "He comes to work at 6:30 in the morning and does many things." "But one thing he is not doing is running my campaign. Sometimes I wonder just who is running my campaign," the Celluloid Trainer James Hathaway, fie representative of Oreeon Traf traveling traffic education trailer unit. Viewers seated in chairs can watch film on screen in background and can participate in traffic test questions.

(Statesman Photo) fic Safety Commission, admires complicated recorder-film projector unit which is main feature of new House Speaker quipped. "If you had to draw a line, Mobile Unit Will Test Drivers at what point do you become a candidate?" Montgomery questioned, and added, "I'm not running my office any different now than for the past five years." Hunt for Improvement OUR Dental Offices TO NEW Modern Offices DR. LAWRENCE BERNARD Dentist A mobile driver education Court Drops Tavern Suit A $56,550 suit against a Wood-burn tavern was dismissed Thursday in Marion County Circuit Court on grounds the plaintiff failed to file an amended complaint. Elmer J. Duncan had sought the damages from Robert E.

and Leanor A. Ferguson, identified as owners of the Elkhorn Tavern. He said he was knocked unconscious by another customer Oct. 15, 1966, and charged the owners were negligent in The Legislative Advis unit, designed to spread traffic safety information around the Committee has been set up to trailer contains a motion picture and slide projectors with sound. The films are designed to test driving skills and dispense traffic safety information to schools and at public and private "We propose to travel to schools, to county and state fairs and to participate in driver education programs and fleet safety programs," said James Hathaway, field representative for the Traffic Safety Commis- state, was unveiled in Salem find ways to improve Oregon government.

Montgomery was Thursday by the Oregon Traffic Safety Commission. Across from Courthouse The 30-f air-conditioned sion who is in charge of the mobile unit Its first public performance will be next Tuesday at a Bureau of Land Management safety conference in Eugene. Groups or individuals wishing to book the unit may contact the Traffic Safety Commission headquartered at the State Motor Vehicle Department in northeast Salem. The trailer, which is towed by a truck unit, has seating accommodations for 10 persons. Sets are equipped with test selector panels for answering questions posed by the films.

asked to give comment on sev-ral items before the subcommittee, ranging from the use of educational television to the printing of a legislative pamphlet to inform voters as to "what the Legislature is actu Pen Riot Costs May Jump ALL THE CREDIT You Need For All the Dentistry You Need The Legislative Fiscal Com allowing the assailant on the premises. Parts of the complaint were stricken by the court and Duncan failed to file a corrected complaint, according to court records. mittee learned Thursday that while building damage in the March 9 prison riot amounts to $1.6 million, other costs may PACKING 1 Any lot Jules Verne (1828-1905) anticipated the discoveries of the 1900s in his novels. DENTIST, Oregon to Use Extra Federal Aid Same Phone 363-3311 ally doing." One of the other questions put to Montgomery was the value of legislative caucus. Montgomery, long known as a proponent of the caucus system, said he believes in the caucus and that it "saves times" in Legislature.

He denied that "any arm twisting" goes on during the private party caucus sessions. Montgomery was next asked if the caucus allowed legislators to put party image and party needs ahead of the needs of the people. "The first question during a caucus is, Is this right for the people?" Montgomery The Committee was told that in addition to the building damage, overtime for the prison staff will amount to more than $500,000 this year, and that food, medical and other costs also have gone up. Warden Hoyt Cupp said part of the overtime cost comes with creation of a riot squad that is on duty from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m.

daily. He said the squad would be on duty through the summer to try to stop any further outbreaks. "If there is a disturbance In the coming months, we are going to meet it headon," he said. Cupp also said progress is being made in restoring some work facilities. He said he hopes to get another 100 men back at work in the furniture plant in a month and in three or four months to have activities for all the men who had them before the riot.

That would leave about 200 men idle. Cupp said in the months after that he hopes to devise ways to eliminate idleness and also to develop more challenging activities for many of the prisoners. He said he feels part of the problems leading to the riot developed because the younger prisoners were bored and restless. He said 50 per cent of the prisoners were 30 years of age or younger. Venezuela is slightly larger than the combined states of Texas and Oklahoma.

For Interstate Net The additional $5 million that boost the total bill to $2.5 million. George Randall, Corrections Division Administrator, recommended that the prison be authorized to expand its indus tries. He said the $1.6 million in building damage could be recovered within two years. RandaU suggested the next legislature pass an act enabling the penitentiary to make products for state agencies and so make up the loss. He said this could be done without competing with private ndustry.

Oregon will get from the feder al government for highway work this year probably will go into the interstate network. our 118th anniversary 'T'r'-'. MM' R. L. Porter, deputy state highway engineer, said the money would enable the state to acquire more right of way for 1-205 in the Portland-Oregon City area and to build a section SALE of 80N in Baker County.

Porter said the Baker project would be about ZVz miles long in the Lime area, just north of ends Saturday our one and only storewide sale of the year! Shop Salem, Portland, Eastport and Corvallis Monday and Friday until 9 p.m. Green Stamps with every a stretch completed from Hunt ington last year. lne federal government an nounced Wednesday that under a new formula for distribution of federal highway aid Oregon would be entitled to $68 million instead of $63 million in 1968. Editor Hired Away DENVER (AP) Soon after Dr. Maurice B.

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