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GQBDe imgt Leaeersliro 1 Tax Relief Nature Section 2 Salem, Oregon, Thursda, July 24, 1969 Page 15 Be By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Republican and Democratic Oregon House leaders sparred today at long range over tax relief and -what the people want. Rep. Floyd H. Hart, R-Med-ford, chairman of the House Taxation Committee, issued a statement saying Democrats "are showing their usual incon sistency on the question, of property tax.relief." He took note of an announcement by House Democrats that they were planning a series of seminars around the state. Hart said that when the Republicans "proposed the same approach of sampling public opinion on the question of property tax relief" six months ago, the Democrats were sharp in their criticism.

He said Rep.si Jason Boe, D-Reedsport, said the Republican proposal for town meetings was "a traveling circus." "Unless Boe now wants to be considered inconsistent, he will be required to live with his foolish comments of six months ago." -Boe said, "The Republican trip really was a circus. They hired an advance public relations man and were taking staff, committee members and wives and all at taxpayer expense." "Ours," he continued, "is a people's thing. And we are paying for it ourselves. The taxpayers aren't." What they were talking about was this: During the legislative session last winter the Republican-controlled House Taxation Commit tee proposed holding a series of. meetings in various parts of the state to get views on the tax pro gram.

The series was cancelled by bad weather. At a meeting of House DemcK crats in Salem recently in the wake of the people's 8-1 rejection of the Republican sales tax package the Democrats de? cided to hold a series of what was called seminars to sound out sentiment for an initiative for a new school tax base and for tax changes. Boe said today they will be held probably in late September. I Lightning's Threat Forest Crews Tense Food Aid Altered By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Lightning flashed over South em Oregon forests Wednesday night and today, setting the GRANTS PASS (UPI) Josephine County commissioners voted Wednesday to change from an abundant foods distri stage for an outbreak of fires. The U.S.

Forest Service de ment said a fire in the Lakeview district near Wagontire burned 5,000 to 6,000 acres of range grass and dead sage but was now controlled and crews were mostly laid off. No new fires were reported on BLM land although all districts were reported concerned that some might turn up from the lightning storm. ture this year," he said, "so fires do not get quite as angry. We get a little bit of time." The State Forestry Department said that state lands had only two fires Wednesday, one covering five acres in grass and brush near Grants Pass and one of less than an acre near Rainier. Both were controlled.

The Bureau of Land Manage ployed its smoke jumpers to be ready to move when smoke was the commissioners, said the stamp plan is more flexible and would be more economical to administer. He said it would take about two months to make the change with approval required from several federal agencies. bution program to the federal food stamp plan in its welfare sighted. Sixteen jumpers from Red program. Joel L.

Barker, chairman of mond were sent to the Siskiyou base at Cave Junction and art- other 16 were sent to Redding, to help with fires that broke out as the lightning storm moved through on its way north Downtown 234 Liberty NE The Redmond base then got 16 jumpers from the northern Washington base, in expectation of lightning hits today. Clarence Edgington, Forest -Death Car Dragged From Willamette River Service regional fire dispatcher, said if the weather develops as he expects, with continuing light ning strikes in the Siskiyous, Clothing at Discount Prices Neuens, 66, also of 650 Marion St. NE, drowned. Krueger was rescued and later charged with negligent homicide. Story on Page 1.

(Capital Journal Photo) This car was dragged from the Willamette River Wednesday afternoon after it carried one man to his death. The car, driven by Vernon Rubin Krueger, 61, of 650 Marion St. NE, plunged off the end of Wheatland Ferry (in background). A passenger, Harold F. Cascades and lntoCentral Oregon, he will caH for jumpers from Montana and Idaho as Girls' Slips Size 1 to 12 88c THE I STORE 1 standby support.

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stopped for a traffic check at approved route failed because 17th Street and Silverton Road Interstate 82 as far as Prosser. There, a spur route known as Interstate 182 will begin. Super Sword Edge pQregon highway officials re NE. The spur will end at Pasco Pak of 10 OQC fused to go along with Washington on the proposal. The federally approved route Toy Dept.

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WE, may mm I I ESS I have an "astroprophet" on their hands. GRANTS PASS (UPI) An Oregon State University forestry professor told the Environmental Quality Control Commission today that proposed temperature standards for the Rogue River are "irrational." Dr. James Kryger told the formerly the State Sanitary Authority, that four years of research on the Alsea River by Oregon State University has shown logging anywhere near a stream raises the tem lem Police Department effective Johnson, a computer firm Aug. 1. He will remain in the daily of up to 28 degrees in logged areas.

The commission has before ft a set of standards designed to preserve fish and enhance recreational and municipal use of Rogue River waters. The commission staff proposed banning temperature increase over two degrees above the normal stream environment up to 58 degrees maximum with no fluctuation above that point. "Dr. Kryger said his research showed 58 degrees was the normal for an unlogged watershed and any logging would raise the temperature II uniform division, wnere ne is ing about sometime going to the moon, had a sign: "Even the Man on the Moon has litterbug trouble." On his float were bottles, cans and boxes on the moon's surface. This week Milt's prediction began to come true, as U.S.

astronauts left behind $1 million worth of "litter" in the form technician, had filed away in his memory -bank some recollec 11 II 0 STORE tions of the time in 1959 when his son, Milt, then 10, had won the first sweepstakes prize in the Kiwanis Kid's Day parade in Salem. 1 now assigned. Scofield began work with the department as a patrolman in 1955. He was promoted to sergeant in 1962 and first sergeant in 1967. He graduated from the Southern Police Institute in Louisvilte Ky in perature and it stays up for umhk Swim Pool Size of tools, cameras, space suit four or, five years.

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