Corvallis Gazette-Times from Corvallis, Oregon • 6

udget woes aale oi Boost we're going to get Callahan said a hiring order requiring board approval for replacement per- Anna! a atl mm ft a tar mnliwA Mmalni anmircs wtti mm uv vinvj(ii vi i biii in effect In his memo, Doemer said that if this year's OiC money comes up short, there is cause for optimism in future years. "Purchasers of OiC timber are bid- Ana anA fArfrarfinff at revvirfi rtrirs trading on the Tokyo foreign exchange, and $405 million changed hands in spot deals. But later hi the day it eased back and closed at 192.05 yen, less than a yen above Tuesday's closing rate of 191,70. i The price of gold plunged more than $7 an ounce. It was quoted in London at $198.75, down $7 50 from Tuesday's closing price, and in Zurich, Europe's other major bullion market, at $198,875, down $775.

The metal, bought by investors as a hedge in times of monetary uncertainty, broke through the $200 level on July 23 and hit an all-time high of $216,125 an ounce in Zurich on Aug. 15. It began the year at $169.50. The dollar had been rising in Tokyo cy" and should remain the medium of exchange for the oil traded dollar rates In Europe were: Zurich 16S375 Swiss francs, up from 1 6570 at the close of trading Tuesday. Frankfurt 10217 marks, up from 1.9990.

Paris 4.4375 French francs, up from 4.3S3. Milan M5.25 lire, up from 839. Amsterdam 11825 guilders, up from 11590. In London, the British pound dropped from S1.S2S5 to $1.9140. "Right now it's all going the dollar's way," said one London dealer.

The dollar rose to 193 yen in heavy LONDON UP) The U.S. government's decision to sell more of Its gold pushed the dollar sharply up on Europe's money markets today and brought the price of gold down below the $200 plateau for the first time in nearly a month. Washington's announcement that it would increase its monthly gold sale from 380,000 ounces to 750,000 beginning November also touched off heavy buying of dollars in Tokyo but raised the exchange rate little. The value of, the dollar was also helped in Europe by a statement from Crown Prince Fahd, oil-rich Saudi Arabia's chief administrator, that the dollar is still the world's "most important curren- since Friday and has gained 7 55 yen, or more than 4 percent, in that One foreign exchange expert in the Japanese capital said although the buying spree this morning was the result of the Washington announcement of Increased gold sales, the dollar's future still depends on such fundamental factors as the S. trade deficit.

Japanese and foreign banks expected additional U.S. measures in the near future to bolster the dollar and were building up their stock of dollars before the rate rose much higher. Volume for the day in Tokyo was very heavy, $723 million in spot turnover and $812 million in combined forward and swap trading. (Continued from page 1) don't get any additional revenue from other sources, then we're just going to have to. do some more cutting," Callahan said.

Although Callahan is not optimistic that the county will receive revenue beyond what is expected from state and federal sources, there are at least grounds, for hope. Budget officer Daniel BarUett said he has been informed that the county will recieve about $19,000 more in federal revenue sharing rapney than anticipated, and that will partly offset the loss in OiC funds. About 52 percent of the county's revenue comes from state and federal sources. Bartlett said that if other revenue allocations proceeds from cigarette and liquor taxes, far example fall to exceed expectations then the Board of Commissioners will have no choice but to reduce the budget. He speculated that the most likely targets for cuts would be departments that received the largest percentage increases over last year the Health Department, sheriff's office, Parks Department and public works.

Revenue-sharing money earmarked for capital Improvements such as road projects could also be transferred to offset cuts in the operating budget Callahan said the board has not discussed specific actions as yet "We don't have to do anything for awhile," he said. "There's always the possibllty that we'll get some revenues we didn't expect But we're going to have to watch our expenditures closely everywhere until we know for sure bow he wrote, "but they seem to be holding the harvest time closer to the end of their three-year contract(s) and that is when they pay for the timber." the Association of OiC Counties looks out for the interests of 18 Western Oregon counties that receive special allotments from the BLM. which took over control of thousands of acres of forest lands that reverted to government ownership when the Oregon and California Railroad went bankrupt in 1916. To compensate for the loss off property taxes as result of the railroad lands being removed from the tax rolls, the counties recieve a share of the proceeds from timber sales. Traditionally, the annual exceed estimates.

For the 1978-79 fiscal year, Benton County ln-' creased the association's estimate by $66,000 the average amount that the association's estimate has been off over the last 10 years. The association's newest estimate is based on timber sales from October of 1977, the start the federal government's fiscal year, through July of this year, Timber sales during August and September will show whether Benton County guessed correctly. It will receive payments in October and November. vallis, and Sandra L. Chatterton, 20, secretary, Corvallis; Lynn J.

Hayward, 25, truck driver, Albany, and Sharol J. Webb, 17, Albany; Ralph E. Hogrefe, 57, logger, Springfield, and Chrystal Whittaker, 51, Swiss Home; Mark A. Holum, 18, assistant manager, Corvallis, and Carrie J. Shears, 18, McDonald's employee, Corvallis; Daniel D.

Ives, 30, postal carrier, Albany, and Patricia R. Doherty, 24, Albany; Erik A. Jensen, 24, landscaper, Corvallis, and Patricia Campbell, 24, nurse's aide, Corvallis; Henry H. Knapp III, 38, teacher, Cor vallis, and Joanne Kristaponis, 28, computer programmer, Corvallis; Monte B. Knox, 39, Corvallis, and Julia A.

Knox, 36, Good Samaritan Hospital employee, Corvallis; Vernon K. Kutsch, 23, dental student, Albany, and Sally J. Ball, 28, insurance agent, Corvallis; Lyle E. Learning. 27, accountant, Corvallis, and Andrea Borst, 23, clerical specialist, Albany; Robert W.

Neilly, 29, self-employed. Philomath, and Gae N. East, 20, Philomath; Patrick 21. student, Corvallis, and Terri A. Bennett, 22.

student, Boring. Susan Storm and Michael Burk, 1625 S.W. Brook Lane, an 8-pound lOunce girl, born Aug. 23 at 8:12 Marriage License Applications Steven student, Roseville, and Esther J. Olleman, 24, student, Corvallist John P.

Wagner, 20, student, Corvallis, and susan L. Rendall, 20, credit adjuster, Corvallis; Dale D. Buck, 22, student, Corvallis, and Lynn E. Doody, 23, student, Corvallis; William L. Coney.

28, deck sawyer, Corvallis. and Cheryll L. Ausmus, 22, Corvallis; Patrick M. Haley, 25, student, Corvallis, and Jeannie M. Blackmore, 25, forester, Corvallis; Russell D.

Harris, 21, student, Cor Fire Calls Tuesday 12:42 to 2965 N.W.Satinwood Ave. Firemen investigated an odor coming from an overheated vacuum sweeper and found it was clogged with lint There was no fire. 7:22 and 9:13 p.m., to the Benton County Jail, N.W. 5th St. and Jackson Ave.

False alarm; no fire. Births, Good Samarlua Hospital Frank and Kaye Prime, 2873 S.E. Linda Lane, a 9-pound 5-ounce girl, born Aug. 19 at 4:12 p.m. -i Randall and Carol Rosane, 14 Pioneer Village, Philomath, an 8-pound 4-ounce girl, born Aug.

22 at 4.30 a.m. Thomas and Linda Moehl, 1540 S. Crittenden, Albany, a 9-pound 14-ounce boy, born Aug. 22 at 5:11 a.m. OSiTUAPUZS Teachers Kollins Mail Burglary suspect on work-release James J.

85, of 160 N.E. Conifer died this morning in Good Samaritan Hospital. McHenry Funeral Home will announce the services. Osenbrug DcMoss-Durdan Funeral Home will announce services for Albert Osenbrug, 84, who died Tuesday afternoon at the Heart of the Valley Center, where be has been living. Craig Archie W.

Craig, 68, of 2345 Thompson died Tuesday morning at the Good Samaritan Hospital. Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Friday in the chapel of the McHenry Funeral Home. Burial will follow at the Crystal Lake Clemetary. The family suggests memorials to the Oregon Lung Association which may be sent to the McHenry Funeral Home, 206 N.W.

5Uj St. an agreement may be reached even before school starts. He said teachers are particularly concerned that a settlement be reached before the school district holds a Sept. 19 election On a tax levy to help support its 1978-79 budget. "We don't feel that patrons of the district will vote for budget when they don't know what is going to be spent on what," he said.

think they'll feel better if they nave that information, icluding what teachers will be Mel Anderson, president of the Corvallis Education Association, made much the same point when he criticized the School Board's rejection of the factfinder's report "The teachers are disappointed In the School Board's quick decision to reject the non-partisan fact-finding recommendation for a contract settlement The board's decision is especially unsettling in view of the opening of schools and the impending budget election." (Continued from page 1) which could take several months. In 1970, about 200.000 postal workers did walk out without punishment. But soon after the latest tentative agreement, there were wildcat strikes at major mailhandling facilities near New York City and San Francisco. More than 100 firings and court orders brought the employees back to work. J.

Joseph Vacca, president of the letter carriers onion, had supported ratification as did Andrews. The letter carriers ratified the last contract in 1975 by a 21 margin. The percentage increase then was similar to this year's tentative agreement. This time, many workers were unhappy because the proposed settlement calls for the major pay increases near the end of the three years. Looking at a list of former employees of Midwest Fabrication, Benton County sheriff's deputies discovered the name of a man living at the work release center in Corvallis.

Deputies contacted the center and employees there later found rolled coins and keys to the Midwest Fabrication shops in one of the rooms. The occupant of the room was arrested. The arrested man Is the center's bus driver. He transports residents of the center to work each day, and one of bis passengers had been the center resident who formerly- worked at Midwest Fabrication. Hie arrested man has been serving time for a burglary conviction In Polk County.

Deputies said they recovered tools taken at Midwest Fabrication from a tool box at the Corvallis home of the man's wife. i A man living at the Albany-Corvallis Work Release Center, 330 N.W. 9th St, has been arrested in connection with a burglary last weekend at Midwest Fabrication Rt 2, Corvallis. The 42-year-old man was being held this morning in the Benton County Jail. He was arrested Monday evening.

According to a spokesman for the Benton County district attorney's office, the man was to be arraigned today on charges connected with the burglary. The Albany-Corvallis center is a halfwaycfeouse for convicts who are to be released soon. The residents stay at the center while working at job in the community. The burglary was reported Monday by the company president, Manley Thompson. Taken were tools valued at $67, $50 in rolled coins and a chain of keys to the company's shops.

ranges in the schedule and produce an undesirable leveling effect" Snow recommended adoption of the stepped salary schedule proposed by teachers. Snow's recommendations In non-economic areas were mixed in their support of teacher and School Board positions. A more detailed analysis of the report will be published by the Gazette-Times in next few days. Snow earlier had asked for a week's extension to complete his report, and that has postponed the earliest date of a possible strike. That date is now 30 days from Monday Sept.

27. The present two-year teacher contract expired Sunday. Sprick said teachers consider a strike "an eventual possibility," but they hope BoasNG I 4M 27 19..... HomUn 40 It 419 144 13 UV 4 HlHtaTI 1 124 0424 42 42 Foreip Exchange NKW YORK IAP) Porutfa Etrksiaa. New York prices Foreiga curroncy at ouiars.

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are tba pnead at wtii'-k Uveas securities could ka see sold Net saaet value or kougbt valus pies sales charge Tuesday SeS Bap American Funds: A Midi 10 II a HA IIM 19B WdiMI 7.07 7.71 Ate Houghtoa: Fnd ttrta Incom 171 9 11 Stork .454 7.11 Calvin Bullock: BuHrk II 75 It UwmFd 102 1.77 Dreyfua Grp: lai(a IIM 817 NKW YORK (API Spot Bnnlemws metal prices Wednesday: cupper 179 cents pound. S. destlnsUims; load 8 cents a pound; fine 30 4-it cents a naind, delivered, tin M4469 a pound. New York; gold Koo 45 per troy oum-e, New York silver 95 347 par troy ounce, New York: oukksllvsr 1163 00 nominal par ITaak, New York. Caia Grate CHICAGO (API Wheat No i hard red winter 3 Un Wmlneaday No 2 soft red winter I Jin Corn No I yellow I244n ihntmerl 2tl4n lb.nl Oats No I heavy lilSS.

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