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Revere Masonic Lodge will be cent since 1940, when the ,,, !o u,~ IA... K., Mo.,4
Poge 4 - THE OTHELLO OUTLOOK il held Saturday, Jan.3, at8p.m, value placed on local property
at the Masonic Temple, for tax purposes was $13,600,
0 according to Vern Marsh, moo. /~'~ ~ ~]LCI
• . retiring master. *************
Officers of the lodge to be One of the things which has
installed are Harvey Barley, been bothering farmers in the
worshipful master; George Othello area has been the lack
Dainielson, senior warden;of a forseeable market for c-.Z'~ JD YI~
' .... Richard Benson, junior war- some farm crops this summer
"Working for Othello's Balanced " •
~L_'., ..~,,,,,, _-~- growth" Entered as Second Class ~\ ~ ~
II roll ~ den;O.F. Kenfield, treasurer; andfall. ¢~,?~,.,U,~.~"~ ~nuu
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Matter January 21, 1947, at the Post
!t:,
G.W. Kliphardt, secretary; AI Farmers of the area were "~,, ;. ~ ~- " J1974
:~ I~li~D~ i~D~'JI~" Office at Othello, Washington underthe .~. TEanNuaYEJRS96A4GO Sallenberger, chaplin; Erhart virtually assured a sale for c/ ~ ~hey
~ L.. ~ ~, • ial..a ~i Act of March 3, 1879. Published every .~ ~ Meyer, marshall; Del Russell, field corn in almost any ~esan
: ~.lo~latlon - ~ IlMIII Thursday morningat Othello, Washing- ~,__ ~., senior deason; Floyd Coffman, quantity this week. They will ~anua
..... " ...... ton 99344 by the Basin Publishing ~ junior deacon; James Logan, be contracted starting Jan. 4, ~te Di
Company. senior steward; Everett Wat- by the Washington Coop ~-, t'~wart
son, junior steward; and fieldmen to find those who ........ ........... ~----ztd~thnol
R D. (Dan)LEARY .............................. MANAGING EDITOR James Nelson, tyler, intend to raise corn in this
• • I 180 E Main w ................
DEAN H. JUDD ........................................................ ED TOR " ************* vicinity. [:,'~'~'£'.Z":,~.','Y ~'J,,~3~,°~,~
RICHARD REX .............................................. AD MANAGER Subscriptions $5.00 m~,o ....... ,.,~ ..... ~,,D~
JESSIE M PLANT SOCIAL EDITOR yearly in Adams, Rodeo Tracts last week to" Ron Drake. pioneer drug- WENTY YEARS AGO -~- .! a,.
................................... SECRETARY brant, Benton and view an area that stands as a gist in Othello is going to T /railer bales ~gust
BETTY HASTINGS ............................................. Franklin Counties, potential breeding ground for move. He said 'his lease has January 1,1954 .................. ~ed b,
MARGE FEYDER .............................................. AD LAYOUT $6.00 elsewhere, diseases which could reach ex~wedn" at the store at 103 S. Walter O. Meyer, .c°unty tllrsn0 1.0Ulee, tall I, Olle{:l OJJ-UJU~ No;
SHELLY HANLEY ....................................... COMPUWRITER Single copies - 15¢ into all parts of the city. lst Avenue where his business assessor, announced this week -.
The area is located west of has been located for over 10 that his final1953 figures show 1970 HOLIDAY RAMBLER .... !ntln~
• -~ ...... t-tal assessed evaluation on ~/~...Yms is one that you can use as tong as you liKe.J*~, •
~IE ~j j~O~ R T the Milwaukee Railr°ad years an° t'na~ ne has taken all;ca] and nets°hal nr°nertv Pc°pie are using this f°r their heine and away fr°nl~ eyei
Tracks and surrounds a large out a new ,ease in an empty v v v ., home 4"eraaj
and growing lake or pond. store nextdoor to Lockmiller's in Adams county of PLU~immPLUSHmmV " ~ide~
Conducting the tour was Real Estate alsoon 1st $20,826,000• This represents .... • ..... . ........ , ~. ....
Adams County Sanitation
officer H.R."Mike" Schleicher,
who called the area dotted
with substandard housing and
~nl " shacks used to house transient
Thl laborers and their families, "an
L*q ~ X C t N t 'S " g l; active sore,o, f bothOthelloand
I uor a u o ure fl . *
Big Larry Meyer, Othello's
C L B COnUn iosF Ai high scoring center, really
ontrac ~m oost m outdid himself Saturday night
against visiting Highland as he
ill .ocketbooks of ~_bl.~ e...~.~-
OLYMPIA - The drinking session concept w" " t) ' nn- ie mnlov poured 32 points through the . 'lure
public in this state still has a right up until January, next ees who are reimbursed for hoop to set a school record. ~rcenl
chance of getting some tax year. There probably ..... will be at usln" ~ thmr" own ~ute~mohi|~ Meyer, who is haveing a great inter
relief from the coming leg- least one weekend oz mu dress on of'ficial business at the rate ~year averaging 19.7 points a =a w/ --'* to' at id |L~ 2d'-.f'O |Ilion
islative session, but the committee meetings .... betweenof 0, ......... ]re ons
chances are substantially less the two split legislative " ~o rate w~
The mIleao_ ....... compelled by law to consider
than they were six monthssessions, as well as numerous " -
estabhshed during the days employee organization pro- 1' I ,, ]' . :
a o. As expected, numerous subcommittee meetings. ~ " e ~nld f-, .¢ ~,~,~ yves~
g ..... when oasohn .............. posals that are not part of a
legislators feelthatiftaxrelief No regular monthly tun as20 cents per gallon or less; bargaining process, it certain- ~~ t i'%: #p~~ i!~l~":~'"~f:~ i~ !i i~ ;ezes
is ossible it should be in some dress committee meetings are v ~m ,~.,~ k
p before man~ of th_.., w~_~ ly may do so if it chooses, tt~ i~-- j~ ~ ~ ~" ~" --~" ~t : .... ~ ! bYu~
area other than liquor, planned after adjournment of even born But the 10-cent In the same opinion, Gorton ~: ~. v ~i~l~
.... ~:,' ' ~: ! ......, |s hel~
A. N. Shinpoch, Renton, a the April session, but sub-"e'ff " is .~et hv l~w
.... mil_a~e rate .......---.. held that a school board is :!i ~.~ ~ ~i~i t~
power in the House as committees will continue to Only a legislative act can required by law to adopt an ~ !~ .... ~!i~ ~ ~ '~ ~l,f 19
chairman of its Appropriations work. ehnn~r~ it ' .... ~ ~ ~ : ...... : ~ : ' \:) ~ ~ m
• • ' dthro ..... ° .... annual salary schedule for i I t t i tl ltttl lti
Committee, has said he would All bills introduce ugh- " ~ n e "~i~
Durino the ~resent ~ri .... certificated employees, but it " . "' ~ .... i"~! ~ ~ceed
rather see the sales tax out the life of the 43rd useofmotor pool cars has been is not required toadopt official i • i122
' ~ ~ : " inter
reduced on food. The number Legislature which haven't yet - a h t'in many ea~
...... incre_sed, _u ........... , .....policies on a variety of other
f otherstakin a similarpassedwilldie with a(l-t" " " n " Alan m~,~, i 172.
o g his is impractical ............ ~ matters.
view minthas increased as journment of the Aprilses-sm ~over ental ~ntiti~ ~~: i~
p all o _ m ..............Examples of subjects which
fear grows that the energy sion. But subcommittes willdon't have them , i ~ ..... 1 .
eruch may have an adversecontinue to study many of Tile state's counties will do not require official policies
include the maximum number
effect on the state's economy, them and make recommend- snearhead an attempt i-
t r ~ - ....... r- -~ of students in a classroom, the
Inability °f ]egislat°rs t° ati°ns t° the 44th Legisla u e change the present law* Seine number °f elementary special : ] .... ] I
agree onany one of three bills which will convene in 1975. counties have announced a ists to be used for such I Ore~
•
toreduce the li uor tax hasn't This same procedure was willingness to ~av nmre if t ~ .
q v " b th ~-~ --- ..... subjects as physical education 20,0
helped matters, followed pre iously y e permitted to so do. and music, secondary planning ~t_t~ ~ii:: ~` ~i: . i:,~', ~[~:~ ~2e01
Even Governor Dan Evans, various interim committees, But there is one hitch The ~;t ....... ~ / ~ ~ ~J ~ ~ ~
who earlier had advocated a such as lmgislative C°uncil mileaee allowed le~'islatnr-~ fr~ periods and a schedule ca|en" i~ /~ .... ~ ~, ~iJ, ~ ires,
cut In h uor taxes, didn't etc., which thrived for many tr i ~, t 0 vmnia f.r ~ dar. -~
• "" • avel--'~n _o _1.__~" ........... - .... The opinion was requested ~ ~:~ :] , ...... ~mm ~ ~I if:>" :~:1~ ~ ~:: ~ ' ~ ~ ~'egol
specificall; ask for it in his years before advent of the legislative session, and for . ;' , .... ~ ~ i , \ .... ~ ~',~ i .... ~: ~ojec
by Grant County Prosecuting i I i t i i I I I I t t :: t t I t t ::
bud et message. He merely continuing Legislature. r " ff o ~f r ~eHnnvn ! : k an,
g eturnlno h_me __te_ __~ .... - Attorney Paul Klasen. ' ; i " ~,600
set aside $10 million for any The Crunch Pinches ment, was set by the ************* i
tax cut the Law-makers might The soaring prices ac- constitution at 10 cents a mile-- Budget Request Inadequate ' !Tota
choose to make. companying the gasoline way back in 1889 The state budget request
tnter
~> 'The Battle Go~ ~,*~ ~hm'~ge had put a pinch on the, " :- -r--" i ~ , i ~ , : i i~ i ~res, 1
~ :~t~a~g| ~i ;~ / ..... formadeeducati°nby Governor for Evans1974-75'Dec.aS ........ ~i ~rP~l inc]
b~K~bing"bnTor . __ ~, • | --"-'~ 20, seriously impairs the
between the stat scarab'unties n Yah. ~'~ka~kd~|e i~ financial stability of every '
and its contractors will ~, i~ /~l~l~UIl[~'~' ~ local schooldistrict.
session.C°ntinue in the JanuarYareper- [] = 'i" t, re¢
Counties t'r~~_ c, o ~',..'~.~ ~-, The budget for state sup- 1
r
port calls for considerably less. Sets, are ..... I .... ' i
i : " ! n"
mit,ted by law to use their own - state moneyforoperating ' ....... ~ ~ ~:~i c,
road crews or day labor on " - durable :
.......... A recent opinion of ALter- policies relating to curriculum, public schools. At the same ~:~ ~ ......... ~:" ~ ~Iv:~ ~ : ~:~ I ~ould
projects costing up m ~a uuu
• . .. '.~ " ney General Slade Gorton textbooks, training, personnel time the implication is that stainless steel, f' .... ~ '
nut those exceeamg mat .............. ::i ..... ., I \: .... ~ ~ ~orth
......... snouJo assist in cmaring the air matters, salaries and other l°cal school districts sh°uld ~'~ i i ; t [ ~
amount must De put OUt tO mcl ..... - find the money via increasing dishwasher and | f
. . _ in negouauons, subjects.
lor contractors. ,, ,, •
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OLYMPIA Dec. 21 - But until and unless a local levies up to 33 per cent. tarnish resistant. [ i i [ |: |" j
..........Tile counties want tne limit r~. , ~ ' . .......
.......... .,rectors o, ascnootalstrict school board itself first With thestatebackingout Available in [ "|"|! | |" | [ "| |"
increased to $ o,uuu but in
• . '. . are not required by the Pro- proposes to adopt a particular of its constitutional obligations
past sessions contractor L L L ', 1 ~ L ~ L ~, ~ ~, likiclU
.... fessional Negotiations Act to policy there can be nothing and the inflationary cost 3 attractive
groups nave successmuy op
..... - negotiate with an employee against which this require- spiral, local district financing
posea an increaseIn tne . -- , .......
...... orgamzauonover policies mentcanoperate, accoralngto is continuing to be a crisis patterns." ¢ 7 |
maximum the counties also ............
"'" to h ve "~ 'im- proposeo oy that group ex- tne attorney general situation.
are seeking a tne I It
, ...... elusively on its own initiative, However, when an em- Local support of the local
on wor~ wmcn can De oone in .............. schools seems to be the only
..... ~tLorney t, eneral ~iaae her- pioyeeorganlzattonsuggestsa
county parks ny regular park • " " way the people have to be sure
• "to ""5 .... h ton concluded today in a polIcyasacounter-proposalm Save ust $50 at
crews raiseo ~z uuu ~ e
' " formal legal opinion, a bargaining session, the their children are receiving
present limit is $1,000. Gorton said employee or-school board must consider it if needed educational opportun- rmuty~:"e':+'" and you
YoieesoiReluctance ganizations clearly have the it is reasonably related to the ities.
Voices from both sides of the right "to meet, confer and
legislative aisle started calling negotiate" with a school board
for a hold- the- line posture on before the final adoption by
spending almost as soon as the board of a variety
Governor Evans released his
budget for public view tea
television audience.
The budget appeared to be
in for substantial major
surgery before it gets through
the Legislature. Among the
Republicans who think the
Governor trained his sights
too high is Frank Atwood,
Bellingham, the Senate Re-
publican caucus chairman, and
ranking minority member on
the Senate Ways and Means
Committee.
Numerous other Republi-
cans echoed comments made
.by :the majority leadership
which doesn't share the
subject then under negotia- Notice we didn't say ade-
tion. • quate or equal opportunities,
- And, Gorton, noted, al- just needed opportunities for a
of though a board is not bare, minimum education.
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
~anuiml iIIImiml
~' THURSDAY, JAN. 3, 1974
Ea;rern Star
Sagehens .,.. '--
Theatre Guild ......
' k k VW [~
Rot are C,t~t~ BRANT
Business & Prote~sionai
Governor's optimism regard- Women's Club Downtown Othello
HI,/8-2073
ing the state's revenue pros- FRIDAY, JAN. 4 1974 I Visit the
pects during the energy pinch. ~o;~.~ , ~ I LO'TUS ~00~
Shinpoch, who in just two SATURDAY, JAN. 5. 19 ~.~ ~ uo nwvm
terms has earned a reputation -- Nothino ! -- ~ l~
as watchdog of the taxpayers' LOCKER BEE[ Sr~Nl)A~Y JAN 6 1974I~J~rn~ PImn
dollars, commented the people "A tiend de IT-" 9""" "","r
he has talked to want to see a r'USTC~M ~UTTING' -- ~ Iu • ....I----~'.__ II~!
tightening up in government. " ~ ~'o~;~,~"';;,~ 719~4 I~ ,-,lira, on B
May Be No Hurry LOCKER RENTALS ' ', ' " ' i I~
It is highly possible the . . Lion s Club ] ["~i_~*riP~,,*~r W~r
law-make:st~ill withhold final ON THE FARM" J aycee i -~hT'~-~ ;J' []
action o e budget until SLAUGttTERING Mamnic Lodge I w~u~ n~,i~
April. The majority leadership Key Club ]I-...'--L'_~- r*_ _. . I~
already has made up its mind m n~ i ~' n Rel~ekah iirri~arion cauiDment LI~I
to split the coming session in 60D S LocKer ..... m I "* .... .....
l~wo' despite Governor Evans' Boy'~':fo'utTroop~806 I ?°'"
insistence that h split session DIRECTLY BEHIND ~ ~ .. ~ .... I G, I:QuiDmen!
i~n't needed. ,JACK'S BARGAIN BARN ~oy ~cout I_r~Np 8 ;;~4[ .... '- '--'' :-- []
Fearinga tax boost may be .' HU 8-9955 " TUESDAY, J , , "110~ ~. Broadway
mecessary to make up for Kiwanis Club.
economi mE(act of ee rrevenUer i depletedthbYnethe ,...,--~ ~,.--- V.F.W. Auxilary i i"Pit~l/l~r Ill
. : ",,p , , . gy ~VO~r Traildusters SaddleClubI IB,-UUlIII IB
,herbage, they aon t want to ~~ ~ o.E.s. I J[=l~ I i5 L .~
~djourn sine die in late im , Eagles i i :....t._~ . .....# ]l~
~bruary; then risk the ~__ ~ /. I WEDNESDAY, JAN 9, L974 i I~ WIIUI yUU ,yl~l
~ance of the Governor calling I~1 U--J--- I ot Commerce ' ,~, L~U
I~em back for a tax boost in :~r~ ~UU|U i , aTa;o, s i m.r. I
~r--just before elect . " I ...... I
~::They believe they will have ~ . I urficer's wwes , " ~. " | AMI~HII[~•N I
~bet~ picture of the revenue ~ 1400 On Your !T°PswA# I
ot at
~ospe~s by April, and in this ~t " -- | I __-- -_ _ --*'---> I~
~s~ct also be in a better ',f~ • ., ! I Ig'l l liG' .
~iUon to deal with the ~'