Education bill sparks Senate debate over compulsory attendance
The Oregon Senate considers a compulsory education measure requiring children ages 8 to 14 to attend public schools for at least twelve weeks per year eight of which must be consecutive, amid Governor Pennoyer's veto of a similar bill two years earlier.
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Ballot reform debate rages in Oregon Legislature
The Portland Review comments on the ballot reform bill as confusing and costly for elections. It argues private printing of ballots should end, with taxpayers bearing costs, claiming this would reduce corruption and lower overall expenses. It questions whether candidates would be freer and more independent under such a system.
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Oregon House Advances Constitutional Amendment on Legislation
A House bill aims to amend the state constitution by adding a motion to determine election name by legislative rule. The judiciary committee reported a proposal to pass the measure to the full House, with debate centering on civil governance and potential impacts on the state.
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