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1 0tw-TimM. CorvoHit, Of Monday, October 27; -1980 Poor may get heat bill help Traffic toll hits 560 after 6 weekend deaths For example, a four-person family would be eligible if its gross annual income does not exceed $9,313. Families eligible for aid would receive a voucher for assistance payments, which may be as little as 25 percent or as much as 40 percent of projected monthly heat bills, according to Hatley. The voucher would be presented by the families to their heating fuel suppliers, Hatley added, and the suppliers would turn the vouchers over to the state for payment. No Benton County office has been established yet to handle applications for the program, Hatley said.

But one probably will be established by early December. ticipated money would be $650,000. The consortium received about $430,000 for heating aid last winter, according to Tom Hatley, program coordinator. The program began in November 1979 and continued through June 15. Hatley said residents of 2,540 houses in the three counties received money last winter.

He projects that residents of 3,000 houses may receive aid this winter because of the larger amount of money being anticipated. In Benton County, 620 households received heating aid last winter, according to Hatley. They received a total of $105,000. Eligibility for the program is determined by family income and family size. Low-income residents in Benton, Linn and Lincoln counties may get some help in paying their heating bills this winter.

The Linn-Benton-Lincoln Community Services Consortium is anticipating that $650,000 in federal money soon will become available in the three counties as a result of action taken recently by the state Legislative Emergency Board. The board authorized the, spending of $22 million statewide in anticipated federal money for heating aid. Money for the program has not been approved by Congress. But state officials authorized spending the money in anticipation that it will be approved. The consortium, which administers federal grant programs for the three counties, estimates its share of the an at McMinnville Hospital two hours titer the accident on Highway 99, said trooper George Ogilbie.

Benjamin was alone in the car. Police closed the road for an hour while crews washed down gasoline that leaked from the wreck, Ogilbie said. Traffic was rerouted. T. Kenagy, 19, Aurora, died Sunday when the' vehicle he was riding in veered off Oregon 213 and struck a tree near Mulino in Clackamas County, deputies said.

Cathy Reynolds, 21, Portland, was fatally injured early Saturday when a car in which she was a passenger wrecked on a street about four miles east of Portland, Multnomah County authorities reported. Valerie A. Williams, 19, Salem, was killed Friday night when the vehicle she was driving collided head-on with another vehicle on U.s797 in Klamath County, state police said. This month, 61 have died on' Oregon roads, compared to 50 by this time last October. By The Associated Press At least six people died this weekend on Oregon highways, including two in a head-on collision Saturday on 1-5 just north of Woodburn, authorities said.

So far this year, 560 have been killed in traffic accidents in the state, compared to 559 by this time in 1979. A Hut Limousine Service van with a driver and six passengers crossed the median divider and struck a northbound car late Saturday afternoon. Killed were van driver Robert L. Buford, 59, Salem, and driver of the second car, Kerry Thompson, 25, address unknown, Oregon State Police troopers said. Seven persons were injured in the crash, none critically.

Police say Buford may have suffered a stroke before the van veered across the freeway. Sunday evening, a 32-year-old Amity man died after the car he was driving went out of control, flipped and smashed into a power pole just south of McMinn-ville, State Police said. John Benjamin was pronounced dead bituorioo League selects panel for debate NEW YORK ABC News correspondent Barbara Walters, two news executives and a Washington correspondent have been named to the panel which will question President Carter and Ronald Reagan, the Republican nominee, in the presidential debate Tuesday night in Cleveland. Corvallis viewers can watch the live broadcast at 6:30 p.m. Pacific Standard Time.

Joining Walters will be Harry Ellis, a Washington correspondent for the Christian Science Monitor; William Hilliard, assistant managing editor of the Portland Oregonian, and Marvin Stone, editor of U.S. News World Report All four confirmed they had been named to the panel. Official announcement was to be made later Monday by the League of Women Voters, sponsor of the debate. Howard K. Smith had previously been announced as the moderator for the debate.

H-P woman named to employment panel Patricia Moore, manager of employment, training and personnel at Hewlett-Packard Corvallis office, has been named to the state Employment and Training Council. Moore, who lives in Eugene, was appointed by Gov. Vic Atiyeh to replace Gerry Inman of Corvallis, who resigned from the panel. The council advises the governor on ways of increasing the effectiveness of employment and training programs across Oregon. It also reviews programs financed through the federal Comprehensive Employment and Training Act.

The panel is made up of more than two dozen members, representing several state and local government agencies, business, organized labor and the general public. Want trip to Belgium? Better hurry and carry nominal insurance. Chamber of Commerce, 350 S.W. Jef The application deadline for a five-week trip to Belgium sponsored by a Cor-vallis service club has been extended until Friday. The Corvallis Rotary Club is seeking applications from non-Rotarian business and professional men between the ages of 25 and 35 for the April trip.

The trip is part of the club's Group Study Exchange Program, according to Paul Kahlbaum, Rotary member and chairman of the Rotary Foundation, which sponsors the exchange. pie original application deadline was Oct. 8. Applications are available from and should be returned to the Corvallis Area Team members will be chosen following interviews to determine their qualifications, according to Kahlbaum. Kahlbaum said that prior to their departure, team members will receive instructions concerning the history and culture of Belgium, a refresher course in U.S.

history, some language training and a briefing on the Rotary objectives of promoting good will and better understanding among the people of the world. Team members should be prepared to give talks about their professions and country while on the exchange as well as to Rotary groups after their return, according to Kahlbaum. ferson Ave. The chamber has received nine applications to date, according to Karl Cayford, the chamber's executive director. Five men judged to represent a cross-section of the local business and professional community will be selected for the trip, according to Kahlbaum.

Transportation to the European host country will be provided by Rotary International, and members of the exchange team will live with Rotarians there to learn about family and cultural life. Those men selected will be expected to pay their own miscellaneous -expenses Lola Ball Woman fights extradition Home. The Rev. Arthur Morgan will officiate. The family suggests remembrances to the Benton Hospice Services Inc.

These may be sent to McHenry Funeral Home, 206 N.W. 5th St. Annette Gilbert Services for Annette Gilbert, 83, who died Oct. 22, will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the First Christian Church, 602 S.W.

Madison Ave. The Rev. Roger Zimmerman will officiate. A private family committal service will precede the memorial at 11 a.m. Tuesday in Oaklawn Memorial Cemetery.

The family suggests remembrances to the Annette L. Gilbert Memorial fund at the First Christian Church. These may be sent to McHenry Funeral Home, 206 N.W. 5th St. will be sought through cooperative interstate agreements between governor's offices of the two states.

He added that extradition of the juvenile also is being sought, but the district attorney's staff has not been told whether he intends to fight it. Graveside services for Lola O. Ball will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at West Lawn Cemetery on Territorial Road near Monroe. Mrs.

Ball, a long-time resident of Bellfountain, died Thursday in a French Camp, hospital. She was 69. Laura Hathaway Laura P. Hathaway, 75, of 2750 N.W. Harrison died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital.

Mrs. Hathaway was employed in the microbiology department at Oregon State University from 1955 until 1970, when she retired. She was bom Aug. 19, 1905, to William and Sarah Ibbitson Baxter in Mt. Carmel, 111.

On Feb. 16, 1929, she and Edward J. Hathaway were married in Detroit, Mich. They moved to Corvallis in 1955. Mrs.

Hathaway is survived by two sons, Michael of Corvallis and James of Kennewick, Wash. two daughters, Gwen Rogers of Corvallis and Laura Holloway of Beaverton; six grandchildren and five sisters in Illinois and Indiana. Memorial services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in the McHenry Funeral Productivity gain recorded in third quarter WASHINGTON (AP) The productivity of the U.S. economy reversed a string of six quarterly declines to post a 1.4 percent annual rate of increase in the third quarter, the government reported today.

It was the largest rise in two years. The rise in productivity, which has a major impact on inflation, was the first in the private business sector since the fourth quarter of 1978, the Labor Department said. Productivity gains in the third quarter were even largep-whenagriculture was excluded. NwmrmTwsTnesses showed a quarterly increase at a 2.6 percent annual rate, the first rise in three quarters and the largest in three years. A Philomath woman arrested last week in California is fighting extradition to Benton County in connection with the armed robbery of a Philomath market.

Debra Privett, 25, of 235 N. 14th has told authorities she will not waive extradition to Oregon, according Peter F. Sandrpek Benton County district attorney. Privett and a 17-year-old boy were arrested Thursday in the home of the' boy's parents in Rio Linda, Calif. The boy has been charged with first-degree robbery and Privett faces a first-degree theft charge.

Two other Rio Linda residents arrested in Benton County after the robbery also have been charged in connection with the robbery. Sandrock said Privett's extradition Carl Ronnenka rrf Woman charged in son's death ALBANY (AP) Linn County authorities have charged a 21-year-old Albany woman with manslaughter in the death of her 7-month-old child. Peggy Thompson was by Albany police late Friday night. Authorities believe the child, David Thompson, died Friday evening. An autopsy conducted by the Oregon medical examiner's staff concluded the child died of traumatic head injuries.

Mrs. Thompson was being held in the Linn County Jail in lieu of $20,000 bail. Carl G. Ronnenkamp, 79, of 2316 N.W. Coolidge Way, died Sunday at Good Debate party planned The Young Democrats of Oregon State University will host a "Debate Night Party" at 6 p.m.

Tuesday in room 211 of the Memorial Union on the campus. The group will watch the televised presidential debate between President Jimmy Carter and. Ronald Reagan, which will start at 6:30 p.m. Refreshments will be served. Samaritan Hospital.

Memorial services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday in Grace Lutheran Church. Arrangements are under direction of DeMoss-Durdan Garden Chapel, 815 N.W. Buchanan Ave. Today's markets Tandycft Tektras 92 Teldyn Tclprmt Teles 13 8 8 8 8- 13 18 61 60 80- 8 218 187 184 18 -2 8 583 34V.

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But When passenger hoardings declined in the early 1960s, Southern Pacific eliminated the stop. Crews on Friday finished a lighted, 10-by-300-foot loading platform for use by the first passengers. Formal opening ceremonies will be delayed until Nov. 1 to allow Amtrak officials to attend, said Frank Loggan of the Central Oregon Recreation Association. New airline is certified WASHINGTON AP) The Civil Aeronautics Board has certified People Express as a new airline to provide nonstop service to 27 cities from New York City and Newark, N.J.

The board, which gave final approval Friday, had given tentative approval on Sept. 26, pending completion of a fitness examination. In its application, People Express said it expected to offer fares ranging from 41 percent to 55 percent lower than existing coach fares. A CAB spokesman said People Express planned to use DC9 jets to handle traffic. 21 18 44 44 44 -1 8 157 48 47 47-l 7 8 3 3 3 .7 5 8 8 8 7 18 21 20 14 47 17 17 17- 85 8 26 8- 19 6 6 17 182 4 4 4 13 27 6 6- 13 IS 8 56 57 8 65 41 40 41 1 8 12 12 12 3 3 3- 31 81 8 8 8-l 12 1292 u8 8 8 24 479 8 8 34 1 12 18 18 18 18 28 8 8 8 7 8 19 IS 18- The Associated Press 198.

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Soybeans No. I yellow 8 n. No. 1 yellow cora Friday was quoted at 3.54a Ihopperl 3 49n (box). Nonferroos NEW YORK (API Spot nonfermnr metal prices Monday.

Copper 8-10lv. cents a pound. US destinations. Lead 45 cents a pound. Zinc 37-8 cents a pound, delivered.

Tin 8 318 Metals Week composite lb. Aluminum 8 cents a poubd, N.Y. tioid tsn per troy ounce. Handy Barman (only daily quote). Silver til 850 per troy ounce, Handy 4 Harman (only daily quote).

Memry 6410.00 per flask. Platinum 873-876 troy ox. N.Y. Portland Grain PORTLAND. Ore, 1 AP) Prices delivered to Portland Grain Exchange Monday: Wheat No I hulk bid to arrive market deliverer coast: While OcT 1007 11-15r 4 64.

(15-8)4 66. Dec (1 1514.71. Coarse Grain, bid and offer, from Portland Grain Exchange for North Coast delivery: Barley.No lWesternBidOcl(l5-8ll4S; Nov IS. 1478 115-81 188. Dec (15-81 188 Ofter Oct 115-8) 15100; Nov (1-15) 152 09 115-301 152.00: Dec 11-151 15500.

Over-the-Counter PORTLAND. Ore. (AP) National At-aonalioo ol Security Dealer quotations at noea. Monday They do not Include' markup-, markdown or commissions. 8 8 6B-2 RCCos 104 RoylD 6 50e RyderS 1.06b SCM 1.80 Safewy 160 SJoMn ISO StLSaF 150 StRegP 1.12 Sambos SFelnd 2 60 SFelnt .71 SrhrPIo 160 Schlmb I ScollP I 8 -5 A fiilstiii'ljrl aiiltwas 8- 5 18 8 8 7 82 8 31 17 203 71 68 10 94 101 97 6 106 8 8 551 6 6 8 391 79 78 122 8 8 590 8 8 8 717 106 106 6- Xerox 2.8 9 1454 64 64 64 1 ZaleCp it 5 10 24 24 24 ZenithH 13168 49 II 19 Copyright by The Associated Press 198.

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