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Thursday 12.36 to S.W. 2nd St. and Madison Ave. Gas wash-down; no fire. 55 to a motorcycle fire at the residence of Mike Kratovil.

1114 N.W. 9th St. The fire, possibly caused by an electrical short, caused about fl.OQO damage to the motorcycle. 511 p.m., to the Corvallis Airport, S.W. Airport Road.

A controlled field fire on Venell Farms land jumped the fire guard and started to bum another, field. There was no loss, I 11:11 p.m.J to the Benton County Jail, N.W." 5th St. and Jackson Ave. False "alarm; no' fire. Today 6 02 a to the Corvallis Cart Center, 9i8i Knrar Ave.

False alarm: no (Continued from page 1) alumni associations or secondary nonprofit organizations. He also sa id he thinks the organizations will appeal to the courts. In Benton County, Assessor C. Lloyd Anderson said today that unless directed to do so by the Oregon Department of Revenue he will not put Oregon State University fraternities and. sororities on the tax rolls for school taxes because he believes the Oregon Legislature will modify the law at its 1979 session to restore the exemption.

He said he does not agree with the court decision and he believes Lane County will have to refund toe money it collects. "I'm just going to save a little extra work is all," Anderson said. (Continued from page 1) tike a reasonable target for sending a bill to the White House. House" action reflected fear of a nationwide taxpayers revolt and confusion about bow smart politicians should respond. The voters want deep tai cuts, it was argued in a long day of debate.

Sure they do, came the response, but not if that means big budget deficits and soaring inflation. The House wound up adopting a substantial package of tax cuts drafted by a bipartisan con of conservatives and moderates on the Ways and Means Committee, and rejecting proposals for bijiser reductions. Middle-income and upper-middle- income taxpayers are leading the revolt, the House concluded. Departing from Democratic tradition, the majority party joined the Republicans in giving most of the reductions to taxpayers in those brackets instead of families at the low end of the income scale. Conservatives hailed the bill as the first in many year to cut taxes approximately in proportion to existing tax burdens, instead of redistributing income from higher to lower brackets by making the tax system more "progressive." Liberals objected to favoring affluent taxpayers and investors over those with tow incomes, but their protests were drowned out.

Their efforts to provide relief from Social Security tax increases also were blocked. Distribution of the individual income tax cuts indicated the bill's tilt An estimated 11? percent of the reductions would go to those with annual Incomes below $15,000, about 40 percent to those between $15,000 and $30,000, and percent to the $30,000 to $30,000 bracket. Taxpayers with Incomes of $50,000 to $100,000 would get 12 9 percent of the total cuts, and those over $100,000 would receive U.J percent. Of the $18 billion total estimated tax cut in calendar 1979, the bill would provide an estimated $10.4 billion to individuals, $4 billion to businesses and $1.9 billion for individuals and businesses receiving capital gains. The total tax cut was projected to rise to fis.l billion in 1933 and C4.1 billion in 1981.

fire. Births, Good Samaritai Heipltal Mark and Vicki Ebberts, S.E. Collins a 5-pound U-ounce boy, born Aug. 10 at 4:25 a m. Ronald and Melarile France, 135 N.

7th Philomath, an l-pound 8-ounce boy, born Aug, 10 at 1:19 m. OBSTUAP1IE Bennett en. Lon Greenwood Louie (Lou) Greenwood, 70, of 9G9 N.W. Walnut died. Thursday at Good LOG At' NEWS--BHIEPS- EUCENE Richard Eugene Bennett, 50, of 1236 Melvina Way, died Thursday at The workshop will be held from 1 p.m.

to 6 p.m. Sunday in the maple grove at Avery Park. Cost of the workshop is $5. It is sponsored by the Center for Women Studies at Oregon State University. The workshop will begin with talk about the operation of cars, as well as the handing out of printed reference Imaterials The board decided not to bold another meeting in August, unless an emergency developed.

Jewelry stolen Corvallis Police are investigating the theft of worth of jewelry from the apartment residence Judith DeVitt, 4560 N.W..Universtiy Place on Witham Hill. She told officers her jewelry was taken sometime Thursday afternoon while she was swimming in a pool at her apartment complex. The door to her apartment had been left open, police said. Money disappears; so does new friend William Swansoo, 20, a Bellflower, man staying in a Corvallis apartment, had a rude awakening Thursday morning after finding a new friend Wednesday. He told Corvallis Police be awoke to find $400 missing from the pocket of his trousers.

Swanson said he was out drinking Wednesday evening and met another man, about 19. During the course of the evening, be gave his new friend $7 for gasoline, pulling the money from a roll of bills in his pocket Then he invited the man to his apartment for a few drinks and went to sleep on the floor of the apartment. When Swanson woke up Thursday, his money was gone. And so was the friend. Auto icorhshop to be Sunday It's laughingly referred to as "Auto Repair for Dummies." But it's really a workshop and demonstration for, those who want to know more about their cars and how they operate.

Philomath track being improved PHILOMATH Improvements and resurfacing of the FSuiomath High School track should be completed in about three weeks. Superintendent Al M. Neet told the rioniath Schoor Board Thursday night Neet said that all that remains to be done is final resurfacing of the track. The improvements to the track include adding two lanes and changing the track to metric distances. The school board accepted the resignation of a teacher and a school counselor.

Jeanne Church, a first grade teacher at Philomath Elementary School, resigned to enter the real estate business. She will replaced by Jane Tresize, who has been teaching in Parkrose. Also offering her resignation was Marilyn Firth, the girls counselor at the high school. She has accepted a job in another district A search for her replacement is now underway, Neet said. Next month, Playboy fans Samaritan Hospital.

Mr, Greenwood came to Corvallis In 1320 and was a 1Q26 graduate of Corvallis High School, In 1927 he was employed by Union Oil Company and In 1947 he opened his own distributorship. He retired In 1962. The son of D. and Mary Hendrickson Greenwood, he was born April 14, 19G8, in Hartington, Neb. Mr.

Greenwood was a member ef 4he Masonic Lodge, the Shrine rs, Corvallis Country Club and OregoirSenlor Golf Club. He was charter member of Boy Scout Troop I. For many years he was an active participant in the annual Shrine Marys Peak Trek, which benefits crippled children. Surviving are his wife, Adelle, whom he married Aug, 1, 1931, in Corvallis; two sons, Richard of Corvallis and Robert of Tigard; a daughter, Sharon Latta of Salem; one brother, Benjamin Greenwood of Sweet Home and eight grandchildren. Family services will be Saturday at the DeMoss-Durdan Funeral Home.

The Rev. Charles S. Neville will officiate. The family suggests remembrances to the Oregon Cancer Society. These may be to DeMoss-Durdan Funeral Home, 760 S.W.

Madison Ave. Hayes TANGENT Mildred Hayes. 74. died Thursday while visiting relatives In Med-ford. She had lived in the Tangent area for 20 years.

Mrs. Hayes is survived by her husband Alex; a twin sister, Vera Wolber of another sister, Eleanor Blackmore of Cave Junction; four daughters, Joyce Reed of Central Point, Natalie Buseman of Medford, Mildred Bailey of Lebanon and Barbara Clark of Philomath; two sons, Wendell and Harry, both of Medford; II grandchildren and 11 great-grandchildren. She attended the Jehovah's Witness Kingdom Hall tar Albany. Funeral services are scheduled for 10 a.m. Monday at Siskiyou Funeral Home in Medford.

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That's when the final installment of a photo essay entitled "Girls of the Pac-10" will appear. That installment will contain pictures of girls from OSU. The complete photo essay including some OSU students who were, photographed by Playboy photographer Amy Freytag in May was "to have Tfeeu Mock eeoittloei are receive directly from ipectal win, at Tke Aaaentea Pren wale if twooaslhte far Ike Utliogs. Stacks Hitea are primarily Ac and acitvery traded) eae. Tke Gaiette-Timei ka aa eeatrel aver tke ttfttagt ar aay typographical Qtmpla 1.

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The five women were selected from nearly 100 female students who were interviewed in early April by Playboy photographer David Chan, who-visited Corvallis to recruit women for the photo essay. Girls selected for the two-day photo session in May were to have been paid from $100 to $300, depending upon the degree of nudity. 84 154- 4 84 4 14-4 114- 4 94 M4 4 Nm I 11 4M 114 MJnd 18 8 11 M.T 1 I 54 254 Nabnce 18 I 44 8 50 11 18 274 NaK'aa (4 7 s4 Nitlhtt 17 7 84 NalFG 28 7 i NalGyp 18 (, 7 194 NlSemic 17 701 84 NatiStl IM II 84 Nairn l.M 6 101 434 NcvP 2 7 8 84 NFjwEI IM I JO 84 304 204 8 84 84 254 4 274 4 T4 4 444 4 174 4 84- 4 (V4 4 84- 4 84- 4 84 4 714 4 84- 4 84 4 8-4 134 414 84 4 454- 4 124- 4 17 84- 4 84 174 4 14- 4 14 84 4 84 84- 4 17 84 114 194 4 84 84 4 334 84- 4 424 43 4 84 84 84 84- 4 194 194... 144 15 ftevmt 13 171 14 NiaMP 154 I 1 154 NoriWg 7 84 NoAPM 1 50 I I 84 NoestUt I 92 II 111 104 VirVja I 52 14 NoMPw 1 14 54 84 Ciortr ID 530 484 NmAirl 71 1 102 84 NwlBcp it 27 tatlnd 7 411 84 Norun 1 tl 11 NorSun tt I 18 114 -0-0- OcciPM IS 13 Vm 214 84 M4- 4 84 84 4 104 104 84 84. 4 84 84 4 474 444 4 84 84- 4 84 84- 4 39(4 124 4k 104 51 lyv.

14- 4 204 214 He was born Oct. 1, 1928, in Fall City to Robert and Frances Harris Bennett. When he was an infant, his parents moved to Philomath, After graduating from Philomath High School, Mr. Bennett was In the Army and had a tour of duty in Korea. He returned to Philomath and was a logger until being Injured In a logging accident.

He returned to school and became a certified public accountant and In 1967 was employed by the Eugene Sand and Gravel Co. Mr, Bennett was a member of the Cor-' vallis Elks Lodge No. 1413, the National Accountant Association and Free Methodist Church In Eugene. Surviving are his wife, Betty, whom he married on June 7, 1953, in Corvallis; two sons, Mark and Lee of Eugene; three daughters, Pamela, Francie and Trade of Eugene; seven brothers, Jiggs, Ray, Ron and Marvin of Philomath and Ted and Roy of Corvallis; four sisters, Lavora Hart and Marville Christian! of Philomath, Bobbie Baarn house of Corvallis and Hazel Corbett of Eugene. Memorial services will be at 1 p.m.

Saturday in the Free Methodist Church, 18th and Polk. Eugene. Burial will follow in Oaklawn Cemetery, Corvallis, DeMoss-Durdan Funeral Home has charge of arrangements. Belieu PHILOMATH Graveside services for George Charles Belieu, 70, of Rt will be at 11 a m. Tuesday in Mount Union Cemetery, Corvallis.

Mr. Belieu died Monday at his home. He was born Oct. 20, 1904. He was a farmer and resident of Philomath for 30 He served in the Army during World War II.

Surviving are his wife, Bee of Philomath; two stepchildren, Arthur D. Morrison of Eureka. and Mrs. Joseph Roger of Scappoose, and three grandchildren. Mcllenry Funeral Home has charge of the arrangements.

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Van Buren Avenue near 28th Street Police said the girls described the youth as being between 15 and IS. He ran up behind them, they said, and grabbed the calf of one of the girl's legs. They laughed and the youth whom they did not know laughed then ran away. Several blocks later, near N.W. 36th Street, they beard a noise and turned to see the youth running at them.

Again he grabbed a leg and laughed. The girls said they began laughing again, but then he threw one of them to the ground and attacked her. The girl said she screamed and the yobth ran away. Wheat (Continued from page 1) 000 are used for growing each year, with 20.000 acres being planted with cereal grains (wheat, oats and barley). In talking about the hot temperatures of the past four days, Loren Smith said, "The heat has been bad, but I wouldn't have minded if I was harvesting a good crop but this is lousy." SorrVR.

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