Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 2

2 Gatette-Times, Corvallii, Oregon, Friday, July 7, 1972 Ci, Bml ding Law Weather Br AmocMmI PrtM Corvallis and vicinity: Mostly lair through Saturday after morning clouds. Low tonight upper 40s. high Saturday mid 70s. Rv Rnhort rink Oregon coast Mostly cloudy through Saturday with partial afternoon clearing. High 40s.

tow 50 55. Wind northwest 10 20 m.p.h. with higher afternoon gusts. home builders have to file with the Builders' Board a surety bond of $3,000, plus a $20 registration fee. Subcontractors' must file a surety bond of $1,000 and pay a $10 registration fee.

The bond insures payment of all taxes and other fees due the state, payment to all persons furnishing labor, materials or equipment to the builder and that any judgments against a builder for negligent work or breach of contract will be paid. In lieu of the surety bond, the builder can file a cash Western Oregon: Fair through Saturday with morning clouds tn tha north valleys. High in interior 70s north, 60s south, low 5 55 Board is a licensing and advisory agency under the Department of Commerce. Three of the members are by law homebuilders. The law prohibits local" building departments from issuing building permits to any builder who doesn't have a certificate of registration.

However, the Department of Commerce has received a large number of applications prior to July 1 which haven't yet been processed. Eppstein said certificates won't be required until the Department of Commerce reports that all applications' submitted before July 1 have been processed. To obtain the certificate, certificate will be required before we issue a permit. "But other than that, I don't think it will have much of an effect." Eppstein said the city building department now investigates any complaints it receives about building code violations. He said the Corvallis Building Department won't notify the state Builders' Board of complaints the city receives, but that home owners can obtain information on how to file'a complaint with theDepartment of Commerce from the city.

Eppstein said he receives "relatively few" complaints' about Corvallis builders. Extended Oregon forecasts Sunday through Tuesday: Western Oregon Rlsh of showers In north Sunday and Monday, lair Tuesday. Fair south through Tuesday. High 60s cost, 7515 inland. Low SO-55.

Eastern Oregon: Fair through Tuesday. High 80s, low acceptable to the Builders' Board. The board can suspend a registration certificate or refuse to renew a certificate, if the act is violated, if a registrant fails to pay any claims ordered by a court for improper building or if the registrant "has engaged in conduct as a builder that is dishonest or fraudulent that the board finds injurious to the welfare of the public." Anyone having a complaint against a home builder can file it with the board. An investigation will then be made. The City of Corvallis doesn't register all contractors, but tloes require sewer con tractors, cement finishers, plumbers and electricians to obtain city licenses before doing work in Corvallis.

This wooiy affected by the new state law, Eppstein said. He said the city could revoke these licenses for failure to comply with city codes but that this hasn't yet been done. "We haven't had any problems in this area," he said. Eppstein said he thinks the new law will have little effect in Corvallis. "We've sent a notice to all Corvallis contractors," Eppstein said.

"Once all applications have been processed by the state, a Of The Gazette-Times Corvallis builders are being given additional time to comply with the Oregon Homebuilders' Law which went into effect July 1. Robert Eppstein, Corvallis superintendent of building, said registration certificates won't be required to obtain building permits for about two to three weeks. -L. The new law requires home builders and subcontractors who are independently responsible for any work on a home to -register with the-1 newly, created Builders' Board. The five-member Builders' Priorities OKd In Clark County VANCOUVER, Wash.

(AP) Priorities for projects valued at nearly $4 million Were approved Wednesday by the Clark County Overall Economic "Development Commission. 1 They include a $75,000 road widening project to expedite construction of an electrical manufacturing firm in the eastern part of the county. The fim indicated it would hire persons when the plant is built. Local weather data I High yesterday -75 Low this morning Rainfall in 24 hours Precipitation since Jan. 1 .19 35 Same period year ago ...,.,..31.44 Mean 2137 5unset tonight p.m.

Sunrise Saturday 5:36 a.m. High tide 12:01 p.m., 6.0 ft. (Newport) 10:55 p.m., 9.1 ft. Low tide (Newport) 4:45 p.m., 3.0 ft. 24 hours ending at i a.m.

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Buffalo. clear Charleston, cldy in danger. The detective said he was told by doctors the girl is suffering from a severe skin infection and a 106-degree State Ponders Drug A uthority SALEM, Ore. (AP) Oregon's Legislative Interim Committee on Alcohol and Drugs considered Friday the creation of a state drug authority that would take over a(lministration of alcohol and drug laws. Among the proposals is one that marijuana possession be dropped from the criminal law.

That proposal is included in draft legislation to set up the authority. Under the draft, an alcohol and drug council set up with the authority would take control of the status of marijuana. Alcohol controls would also be substantially modified. The draft proposes: Lowering the minimum drinking age to 18. Automatically rejecting license applications not recommended by local governments.

Allowing one license for each 1,500 persons instead of each 2,000. Allowing wine with up to 21 per cent alcohol content to be sold in outlets aside from state liquor stores. And removing private clubs from license The committee was told earlier that jailing Oregonians engaged in illegal distribution of marijuana would take 35 times the entire present capacity of state corrections institutions. The figure was included in the final report of a University of Oregon team that studied marijuana use and attitudes in the state. Jailing allmsers of marijuana would take 100 times the capacity of the state institutions, the report said.

And it also concluded that about 250,000 Oregon adults have tried marijuana and some two-thirds of those still use it, spending million a year for it The report related attitudes toward marijuana to experience with marijuana, saving "74 per cent of Oregon adults who lack personal experience with marijuana reject the national commission's recommendations, whereas 84 per cent of those who have tried marijuana concur with the national commission." The commission prepared a report favoring liberalization of marijuana laws because it found the substance basically .02 .10 Jl .12 -T .12 High Low 74 50 91 65 79 61 80 56 73 50 78 61 80 54 80 47 96 57 70 58 r- 68 50 73 67 76 55 79 62 75 51 69 48 85 48 82 53 75 51 72 38 82 63 88 64 81 57 79 50 87 75 85 68 73 55 90 68 81 44 81 66 80 54 88 67 75 50 73 51 76 57 86 79 75 53 60 48 85 70 77 61 82 62 82 58 74 59 107 84 68 47 75. 55 71 47 75 52 74 57 78-60 97 68 60 54 77 65 66 50 93 58 90 70 Authorities identified the father as Edward Walker, 26, Coos Bay, a member of a local motorcycle club. Walker's estranged wife, Vicki Walker, had taken Delana to McAuley Hospital Tuesday night. The child was removed from the hospital Wednesday. Charlotte, cldy Chicago, cldy Cincinnati.

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Louis, cldy Salt Lake, cldy 5an Fran, clear. San Oiegor Seattle, cldy Spokane, clear Tampa, clear Washington, clear REYKJAVIK, Iceland (AP) Bobby Fischer lost the draw Thursday night, giving Boris igj Spassky the first move, and the world championship chess match will finally start next Tuesday. The confusion of the past week was summarized.by the jif old woman selling cigarettes who asked in the beginning: "Fischer come?" Near the end it was: sf "Spassky go?" "I'm very pessimistic," Dr. Max Euwe said at 10 a.m. At noon: "It's a very delicate situation." At 7 p.m., the president of the International Chess Federation sighed: "There's hope." That was Tuesday, It could have been any day in the gar- bled prelude to what chess lovers say is the match of the century Spassky of the fi U.S.S.R.

vs. Fischer of the U.S.A. Spassky arrived early to wait for Bobby. Saying "I came to play," he philosophically accepted first postponement when Fischer didn't show. Later he demanded an apology or he wouldn't play.

At one news conference, one of Fischer's lawyers said he'd come to say he had nothing to say. Yefim Geller, Spassky' second, fielded questions with: "Kak "Gavarit po Angliski," or as you say in English, "No comment." i Then there's the a man approaching middle age with a shock of graying hair combed in careful disarray onto his forehead. He takes voluminous notes, for a magazine piece, he says. On scraps of paper he records conversations he's overheard. He carries the scraps in a red plastic shopping bag as he moves soundlessly about the hotel lobbies.

One final quote, from Gud- mundur Thorarinsson, presi- dent of the Icelandic Chess Federation, -who was under pressure from Fischer to' give up a share ofthe gate receipts: "I have worked for more than a year to get this match to Iceland. I would do many things. But I will not bite into a Moderates Elected By Associated Press, The state's two largest county Republican central committees elected moderates to leadership positions Thursday night. Ken Doty, Portland insurance executive, was re 1 1 J-. wr i 1 1 I vh a 1 1 Meet For Chess Draw 73 '60 canaaian cities Edmonton, cldy 56 46 Montreal, cldy 74 57 Toronto, clear 72 47 Winnipeg, clear 76 48 (a Missing, Trace) harmless.

1 elected chairman of the Multnomah County Republican Central Committee. He headed a successful slate iof moderatesr backed by "Committee for Republican Leadership. Among the losers was Rosalie Huss, incumbent vice chairman, defeated by Marlene Johnson. Mrs. Huss was backed by the Committee for a Strong and Victorious Multnomah County Republican Party.

Walter Huss, Huss's husband; is the leader of conservative groups that have worked in recent years to gain Get a good nights rest SCS with the eURjmiD' PORTABLE ELECTROSTATIC AIR CLEANER sour apple." Thanks to a rich. British I Bobby Fischer, left, meets with Gudmun- chess fan who doubled the stakes, he didn't have to. dur I horannsson, president of the Icelandic Boris Spassky Thursday for the drawing for Chess Federation, center, and chess champion the first move in their first match. (AP) control of county Republican organizations with' considerable success until this year. In Eugene, Pat Eppler, 32, was named chairman of the "Lane County Republican Central Committee.

She and a slate of moderates were elected by a two to one margin over an opposing slate, headed by Roy Par-menter of Eugene. Mrs. Eppler, wife of a First National Bank of Oregon executive, recently moved to Eugene from West Linn. Mormons Pick New Leader Use in T'" any room to clean polluted air. Air is drawn through an ionizing section which who was buried Thursday following funeral services in the Mormon Tabernacle.

President Smith died Sunday night of a heart attack while at the home of a daughter. President Lee will also head the Corporation of the First Presidency, business arm of three million member church. As first counselor to President Smith, he was credited with reorganizing the LDS Church for international growth. The Utah-based religion has doubled its members throughout the world in the last 10 years. Elders Tanner and Romney will remain members of the church's Council of the Twelve but Elder Lee's advancement leaves a vacancy on that high church body.

Corvallis GazeneTlmes Published every evening except Sunday electrically charges air pollution particles smaller than visible with the SALT LAKE CITY (AP)-Elder Harold B. Lee former city commissioner, school-, principal and businessman was named president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints today. Elder N. Eldon Tanner, 74, was made first counselor and Elder Marion G. Romney, 74, second counselor in the Mormon Church First Presidency.

Elder Spencer W. Kimball 77, becomes president of the Council of Twelve, next in line for president in the event President Lee dies. At 73, President Lee is the church's youngest president in 40 years and succeeds 95-year-old Joseph Fielding Smith npked eye, which are trapped and deposited on negative collecting Virus Forces Lake Closure MEDFORD, Ore. (AP) -Willow Lake east of Medford was closed- to swimming Wednesday after children in 25 families came down with a viral illness after swimming there oyer the weekend. Dr.

Hugh Dierker, Jackson County health director, said the symptoms were fever and vomiting. plates. The air then passes through an 00 tivated charcoal filter to help remove odors and gases. You breathe -clean air! 4 95 jf "1 at Sixth and Jefferson, corvallis. Oregon.

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