Fears Rise Over Compulsory Medical Care Costs
The piece argues that mandatory medical care would be financed by a payroll tax, hitting workers hard as national income stands at 161.0 billion dollars. It notes that costs often exceed estimates, extend to wage loss benefits, and could reach billions annually, burdening workers, employers, and the public treasury.
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Washington Letters on Congress and Power Policy
A Washington writer notes Congress activity is limited on the floor while Appropriations Subcommittees hear power plant and transmission needs for the Pacific Northwest. Government dams dominate supply and pricing, with private firms shifting investments to align with policy. Also covered: turkey price support, zone basis adjustments, and a dug trenching equipment surplus issue resolved by quick action in Ashland Oregon.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
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Oregon Poultry Council
Salem Sampler Reviews SB 99 Private Power Bill
The piece outlines Oregon Senate and House hearing reactions to SB 99, a bill defending private power growth and delaying state takeover of chartered properties. Opponents call it a power trust move while proponents cite Oregon’s power shortage and dam plans on the Snake River.
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Bonneville
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Oregon
Tax proposals and salary debates illuminate state expansion
The article discusses pending tax bills to fund a rapid state growth and widening facility needs. It notes salary increases for public officials and argues for fair burden sharing. It mentions judicial salary increases and tensions over bypassing committee review, stressing balanced treatment of branches.
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Circuit Court
Ways and Means
Wantbed for Baby Buggy in Good Condition
Classified notice seeking a baby buggy in good condition. Contact Mrs John Sampson at phone 128-1. Postmark indicates February 20, 1927.
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John Sampson
Eugene Meet Convenes at Misthodiat Church
The convention gathers at Misthodiat church in Eugene beginning Tuesday afternoon February 25 at 1 30. Sessions are public and include main meetings and separate conferences for pastors laymen and church women focusing on practical Christian work.
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Phillip Hitchcock
Siamath Palle
Misthodiat
License examiner to be in Myrtle Point Thursday
A driver's license examiner will be on duty in Myrtle Point at City Hall on Thursday February 27 1947 from 10 a m to 4 p m. The Secretary of State's office says applicants should contact the examiner early to complete licenses or permits with minimal delay.
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Myrtle Point
Secretary of State
Sheet Bus Contract To Martin Brothers
The county awarded a new bus contracting deal to the Martin Brothers, approving their bid for county transport services. The agreement covers ongoing routes and service standards set by the transportation board.
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Martin Brothers
Ther New High Board of
Cees County
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