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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1957

Page

9

Oregon Tax Plan Aims Fair Revenue From All Tax Groups

The Oregon House Taxation Committee proposes raising revenue by broadening taxes rather than targeting a single group. The plan restores personal exemptions to $600 and repeals the 45 percent surtax, lowers corporate excise rates from 8 to 7 percent, and narrows inheritance and gift tax gaps. It also tightens a tenancy by the entirety exemption and boosts rates for estates while preserving most existing deductions. The package seeks to balance across individual, corporate, and estate taxes to ease state finances for the coming biennium.

Clarence Barton House Committee On Taxation State of Oregon Legislative Assembly HCT HEC On T HC On T State Tax Commission Committee On Taxation California Washington

Oregon tax plan promises relief for low incomes

The House Tax Committee proposes personal income tax reform for Oregon families. A four-member family earning under 7000 annually would get a tax cut, while higher earners incur a small bracketed increase. No family would pay more than 11 dollars extra per year. The plan includes a withholding system so taxes are largely prepaid. Committee members Clarence Barton chair and others endorse the measure as a fair way to meet state needs.

Oregon House of Rep Clarence Barton Richard Eymann Vernon Cook Ben Evick William A Grenfell Guy Jones John L. Kerbow

New Dardick 20-Round Automatic Revolver Demonstrated

The Dardick Corporation unveiled at the National Rifle Association Exhibition in Washington a new automatic revolver named for its 20 round capacity. Developed by David Dardick the weapon uses triangular aluminum casings and a revolving drum design enabling pistol and rifle configurations and accepts .38 special and .22 rim-fire ammunition. Regular pistol production is under way from 4 West 58th Street New York.

National Rifle Association Washington, D. C David Dardick Dardick Corporation Dardick West 58Th Street New York 19 New York

Baptisms and Church Membership at Methodist Service

At Sunday April 14 worship service the Cobb infant Lynda Jean and Harris infant Russell Don and Mast infant Brian and Pinkley infant Kelly Ross and Sebastian infant Edwin Dean were dedicated and baptized. Others joining First Methodist included Randy Baker Ruby Blanksma Dorothy Evans John Flowerday Judy Lewis Janet Rothrock William Neal and Beth Baker Fred Lewis Elton Miller Wilfred Neal Gene Parsons Howard Rothrock Gene Shaffer Thomas Dement Sandra McCue Sandra Richter Wayne Rhodes.

Lynda Jean Wm. Cobb Russell Don Ray Harris Brian Phillip Mast Kelly Ross Ross Pinkley Edwin Dean Dean Sebastian Randy Baker Ruby Blanksma Dorothy Evans John Flowerday Judy Lewis Janet Rothrock William Neal First Methodist Church Beth Baker Fred Lewis Elton Miller Wilfred Neal Gene Parsons Howard Rothrock Gene Shaffer Thomas Dement Sandra McCue Sandra Richter Wayne Rhodes

Junior High Baseball Granted Right to Use Pee Wee Uniforms

The Pee Wee executive board met April 10 at 7 30 p m at the Coffee Shop and voted to allow the Junior High baseball team to use fifteen uniforms donated by Myrtle Point Veneer Co Othal Davenport manager present were Roy Walters

Pee-Wee Myrtle Point Veneer Co Othal Davenport Roy Walters

Local Officers Named in Community Group

President Mrs Richard McCusky and Mrs Elden Brodie lead the board with Charles Humble and Carl Gilbert as directors along with Mrs Darrell Brodie serving as secretary treasurer.

Richard McCusky Elden Brodie Charles Humble Carl] Gilbert Darrell Brodie

Arlo Duncans Host Midnight Supper After Senior Ball

The Arlo Duncans entertained after the Senior ball with a midnight supper served by Mr and Mrs Arlo Duncan. Guests included Mr and Mrs Hu.

Arlo Duncans Arlo Duncan Mrs. Hu

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