Packwood in Portland criticizes Morse on Senate seniority claim
U S Senate candidate Bob Packwood rebutted Wayne Morse's seniority argument in Portland at a meeting with the American Public Works Association. He challenged Morse's $1.50 return figure, citing state-by-state comparisons and federal expenditure trends affecting Oregon.
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Wayne Morse
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American Public Works Association
Cosmopolitan Motor Inn
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Charles McNary
Walberg Named County Chair in Van Hoomissen Campaign
Robert F. Walberg a Cous Bay attorney was named Cous County Chairman for the George Van Hoomissen for Secretary of State Committee in Oregon. Senator John D Burns announced the appointment and praised Walberg for bringing an independent voice to the Oregon Board of Control. Walberg, a Walsh Chandler Walberg partner, is a North Bend High School graduate with a 1956 Oregon BS and 1962 Willamette Law degree. He served as Coos County District Attorney from 1964 and remains a Navy Reserve lieutenant commander. He is married with two daughters.
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Cous Bay
Cous County
George van Hoomissen
Walberg
George
Hoomissen
Oregon Board of Control
Burns
Walsh, Chandler
Oregon’s School Leader Dale Parnell Aims to Visit All
State Superintendent Dale Parnell, appointed by Gov. Tom McCall, works two full time roles while campaigning for reelection. He vows to visit every corner of Oregon to explain his education philosophy and push reforms amid student and taxpayer concerns. Continued on page 2.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Tom McCall
Journalism enrollment climbs again nationwide
A survey reported in Journalism Quarterly shows journalism majors at American colleges rising faster than overall enrollment for the fifth time in seven years. The Newspaper Fund survey of Princeton indicates enrollment more than doubled in seven years, reaching 24 446 at 118 responding schools in 1967 versus 12 368 in 1961.
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Employer of Year Nominations For Handicapped Hire Close Nov 15
The Presidents Committee on Employment of the Handicapped seeks nominations for its Employer of the Year awards honoring two employers of differing sizes for outstanding handicapped hiring programs. A Handicapped American of the Year will receive a trophy at the April 1969 meeting. Details from the committee in Washington DC.
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Len Allott urges Congress to set priorities and raise income tax
Len Allott of Colorado urges the President and Congress to accept responsibility, state priorities, outline expenditure limits, and take steps to raise income tax to improve the nation's balance of payments after years of lacking direction. The call comes amid discussion on policy direction.
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