State Capitol Reports on Public Employees Retirement Act
Rep. R. T. Moore details the Public Employees Retirement Act now on the governor’s desk. The cost to state departments and municipalities is undetermined but expected to be large. unemployment benefits rise to 18 dollars for twenty weeks, a 50 percent increase with a new brackets table. The article also notes proposed Senate district realignment for Lake Deschutes Crook and Jefferson counties and the ongoing debate over Multnomah representation. The motor transportation bill was killed after two years of study.
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Lawmakers Deadlocked Over Labor Draft Bill Conference
The House sent the May Labor Draft Bill to a conference with the Senate after a failed effort to revive the Barrett Substitute Bill. A ten-member House Senate conference could rework features, though deadlock seems likely. Also discussed are inland land rights and mineral rights on O and C lands, plus appropriations for forest products and radio regulations. From Tillamook, Mrs. Frank Allen visited before returning home.
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Northwest Forest Service Experiment Station
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