anaheim-gazette 1959-07-16

DEATHS DIVIDING LINE CALIFORNIA'S UN-DIVIDED FREEWAYS EDITORIAL One Step Toward Economy Made in Legislature This newspaper never has been indisposed to printing evidence of the exorbitant costs of operating government, including the legislature itself, but takes equal pleasure in reporting an occasional ray of light toward economy. Such a bright spot turned up recently in an announcement by Assembly Speaker Ralph M. Brown (D-Modesto) that the state will begin saving an estimated $5000 a month through elimination of unnecessary sustaining — and in effect, are being subsisted by the legislature. A case very much in point is that of the state printing plant. In fact, if the charges are not padded, to provide false economical made to the legislature for printing works claims for other state departments then the cost of operating the state printing plant must be very high indeed. For a look at the charges of the legislative turn for relatively simple printing One Step Toward Economy Made in Legislature This newspaper never has been indisposed to printing evidence of the exorbitant costs of operating government, including the legislature itself, but takes equal pleasure in reporting an occasional ray of light toward economy. Such a bright spot turned up recently in an announcement by Assembly Speaker Ralph M. Brown (D-Modesto) that the state will begin saving an estimated $5000 a month through elimination of unnecessary pages in the Assembly Daily History. They are pages which have been printed each day, four days a week, without change, and also appear in the larger volume, the Weekly History. The general practice in the legislature and in state government itself is to take a dim view of such small savings, as being isolated examples which do not make for any real economies in government. Included in this dim view are such instances as two recent conferences which were cancelled at the request of Gov. Edmund G. Brown, for a total savings of perhaps $20,000. However, real economy in government can inly start with such isolated examples. On the day when they become the practice rather than the exception, real economy will exist and perhaps the taxpayers may get off with less of a bite. On the matter of the high expenses of operating the legislature, much criticism accrues, and rightly so in many instances. State departments must have their budgets scrutinized, however lightly, by the legislature, but the lawmakers hold the final word on their own expenditures. It’s not surprising then that the legislature, on paper, pays a dear price for services rendered by state departments. Other departments then may be given similar services at reduced rates — to appear self-sustaining — and in effect, are being subsidized by the legislature. A case very much in point is that of the state printing plant. In fact, if the charges are not padded, to provide false economics made to the legislature for printing works claims for other state departments then the cost of operating the state printing plant must be very high indeed. For a look at the charges of the legislature for relatively simple printing jobs shows prices far out of line with private industry. In addition, the legislature receives no quantity reduction. For instance, the legislature is charged $7.92 for 500 bond letterheads. The price for 2000 bond letterheads is exactly four times the amount for 500, or $31.80. The legislature at $14.76 per thousand bids. Tinted Monarch envelopes are billed at the price on an order of 2500 shows no quantity discount and amounts to $36.92. Perhaps one of the most exorbitant charges made for the legislature is on scratch pads. During February, one showed 15 members and three attaches we provided with 251 scratch pads at a total of $175.61. This amounted to about 70 cents each and most printing plants in California would be happy to turn most of their efforts to producing the little pads at such a price. Personal cards for the members all represent considerable expenses each month and there are some unexplained puzzles in the billing for them. Cards printed on side are billed at a rate of $15.58 per thousand and, no matter the size of the order. However, cards which are known as "Capitol Cards," bearing a full color picture of the capitol on one side and the member name, address, etc., on the other are billed at only $14.75 per thousand. —Reprinted From Hemet Newspaper 162 Youths Take Part in Day Camp Currently 162 Anaheim boys and girls are taking part in the third Anaheim YMCA day camp program. A day trip to Long Beach Naval facilities was held yesterday and an overnight trip to O'Neal Park Thursday are among features of this week. Some openings are available in the final three periods, July 13-17. 20-24, and 27-31. Special Wednesday trips will be Corona Beach and Marineland. Because of the interest in Y day camping six periods are now provided rather than four which were held last summer. Books in Review (Weekly book listings presented by the Anaheim Public Library, 241 S. Los Angeles St.) Characters on Wheels by Rex Thompson (Crowell). Author tells of life as a trailer park manager and of the people who live on wheels. Well written, full of gay humor, many bits of sparkling conversation; very pleasant reading indeed! Challengers of the Deep by Wilbur Cross (Sloane). Submarines from beginning to the present, Yankee fame. Some material from the famous old Yankee teams; the '40s, managers, strategies used, personalities. For basefans old and young alike. Picture Cook Book by editor of LIFE (Time, Inc.) Highly developed art of preparing fine food illustrated in brilliant full page color photos in sections, such desserts, sea foods, vegeta dishes, outdoor cooking, children Principal Named Waynne Silver has been named principal of Magnolia School District's newest school, Dr. Albert Schweitzer. Anaheim Gazette NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION AFFILIATE MEMBER GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO, Bert J. Abraham, President Mrs. Henry Kuchel, Vice Pres. Theodore Kuchel, Secy.-Treas. Senator Thos. Kuchel, Director Bert J. Abraham & Ted Kuchel Co-Publisher Bill McCance, Managing Editor John R. Kirschner, Advertising Published Thursday of each week at 252 East Center Street, Anaheim, California Entered an second class mail matter under the act of March 3, 1879. All rights herein are reserved. SUBSCRIPTION $10 per year, payable in advance. TELEPHONE EE 5-2206 Characters on Wheels by Rex Thompson (Crowell). Author tells of life as a trailer park manager and of the people who live on wheels. Well written, full of gay humor, many bits of sparkling conversation; very pleasant reading indeed! Challengers of the Deep by Wilbur Cross (Sloane). Submarines from beginning to the present, from those that crawled along on the bottom of the sea to the latest thing in expensive atomic machinery. Contains glimpses of personal lives of the men who made them. Uses quotations, real-life incidents, diagrams and photos of some famous subs. Argonaut, Plunger and finally the Nautilus. How to Travel Without Being Rich by Wm. Strong and A. Runyon (Doubleday). Complete listings of world tours with emphasis on economy and time-saving. Steamship lines carrying both freight and passengers, how to choose a cabin, clothes to take, guidebooks to read, lists of holidays and festivals in other lands, and listings of out of the way places to stay while abroad. The Islands of Hawaii by Bradford Smith (Lippincott). Stories of the adventurers who set up shop there, history of the waves of migration into the islands, how to say simple phrases in Hawaiian, festivals, struggles among nations for a foot-hold there, and finally, the coming the the Americans. Plenty of good local descriptions. The Phil Rizzuto Story by Milton J. Shapiro (Messner). All time records, anecdotes, humor and stories of the 16 year baseball career of Phil Rizzuto of Picture Cook Book by editor of LIFE (Time, Inc.) Highly developed art of preparing fine food illustrated in brilliant full page color photos in sections, such as desserts, sea foods, vegetal dishes, outdoor cooking, children's food, wies recipes included in the end of each section. A good met's masterpiece. Sea Diver by Marion C. Linn (Rhinehart). Adventure of a Link family aboard the SEA VER in search of treasure in the sea off the Florida Keys. The found adventure in their man over shrimp boat by following charts to the sunken Spanish treasure hulks. How to have treasure in the modern styles. Self Help Devices for Rehabilitation by National Foundation Infantile Paralysis (Brown), total photographs and diagram of the many devices for the disabled, including addresses of the people who make them, suggested prices, with explanation of how to use these wonderful pieces of equipment. Include lever-operated controls for auctions and just about every device any type of disability. The Status Seekers by Vail Packard (McKay). National best seller about American social and its current drift. Explains about social behavior, prestigious status, clubs, houses, autos, social position, culture, entertainment, with a chart on gauges social position, index. Written by the general reader who is interested in the whys and whereof of present day social life. Winners Names Change Each Week! Meet MERCHA Check These Progressive Firms Wh of Products and Ser Find your name among the Listings — Take this name Appears! A Cash Check $400 In FRI Gift Aw To Be Distributed to Lucky Winners During "Get - Acquainted" Pro Legislature effect, are being subsiure. In point is that of the In fact, if the charges provide false economy ture for printing, work departments then the state printing plant indeed. charges of the legislasimple printing jobs of line with private inthe legislature receives legislature is charged letterheads. The price urheads is exactly four or 500, or $31.80. 14.76 per thousand but envelopes are billed to of 2500 shows no quanmounts to $36.92. the most exorbitant the legislature is on February, one bill and three attaches were scratch pads at a total counted to about 70 cents ing plants in California most of their efforts pads at such a price. for the members also expenses each month unexplained puzzles in. 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