Radinsky To Plan
Alaska Entry In
Oregon Exhibit
Jules Radinsky, civilian mana
ger of' the Navy enlisted men’s
club on the Naval Station has
been named manager of the Alas
ka exhibit at the Oregon Centen
nial.
The first .State Leigslature ap
propriated $25,000 to cover, costs
of participation by the 49h state
in the Oregon celebration* June
10 to September 17.
Gov. William Egan named Rad
• insky to the post. Plans for the
exhibit are now being worked out
Radinsky stated the exhibit will
follow the theme of the old Alas
ka apd the new, with half of,,it
showing the native* ; and .their
crafts and the other the progress
of modern day Alaska.
it&dinsky will receive $1000 a
month in salary plus expenses
while -in Portland .
^Tbis appointment does not
necessarily at this time affect per
manent selection of a director for
.either tourism or natural * re
source development," the gover
nor told a news conference. ,
There had been speculation that
the person named to manage the
Alaska entry to jthe Centennial al
so would receive, appointment as
either director pf tourist promo
iion or resource development, two
-vacant positions within the new
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State Department of Natural
Resources.
Radinsky has lived in Alaska for
11 years, most of which time has
been spent in Kodiak. His first
position here was as manager of
the iCivil Service Club. Later he
became manager of the Elks Club
in Anchorage, leaving there a few
years ago to assume his present
position.
Driver’s Licenses
Increase Monday
The fee for the issuance and re
newal of Alaska drivers licenses
has been increased from $2.00 to
$3.00. The increase becomes ef
fective with the issuance of licen
ses beginning Monday, May 18.
Chapter 153 of the 1959 Session
Laws of Alaska, the driver’s li
cense act, recently signed by Gov.
&gan provides for several basic
changes in the procedures for the
issuance of driver’s licenses and
also increases the license fee.
Previous to the enactment of
the Driver’s License Act of 1959,
the enabling regulations govern
ing the issuance, cancellation and
suspension of driver’s licenses in
Alaska were enacted by the Board
of the Department of Highways
and Public Works. This adminis
trative board was abolished by
the Legislature in its re-organiza
tion of the state government.
The new state law is based upon
the provisions of the Uniform
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for adoption in all States by the
President’s Traffic Safety Com
mittee, and the Commission for
Uniform State Laws.
The driver’s license will still
expire on <the birthday of the
applicant, and will be valid for
two years.
Mail license applications sub
mitted and postmarked after the
May 18 date must be accompanied
by the increased fee of $3. Alaska
driver’s licenses may be renewed
sixty days before expiration at
any local office of the Alaska
State Police.
The new Act also imposes a
new requirement and responsibil
ity upon parents or guardians who
authorize the issuance of a license
to minors less than 18 years of
age. In addition to giving parental
consent, the parent or guardian
assumes direct legal responsibili
ty for any damages resulting from
wilful misconduct or negligence
involving the operation of a mo
tor vehicle by a minor.
Direct responsibility can be
avoided when application is ac
companied by proof that a liabil
ity policy is in effect covering
said minor while operating a mo
tor vehicle.
Above requirements become ef
fective May 18.
The Act further clarities pro
cedures and requirements for
reinstatement of licenses revoked
by . court order. Licenses will be
returned upon completion of ex
piration period, but a second or
subsequent conviction for jdriving
while intoocicoted will resjudt m the
automatic revocation of license
for a period of three years under
the new State law.
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Sky Jumping Club
Will Bo Formed
A club for those interested in
parachute jumping will be formed
in the near future, according to
Roi) Short.
■
Short is the jumper who provi
ded thrills during the King Crab
Festival with his parachute jump
both days of the festival. The sec
ond day he landed in the water.
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tures of the jump made during
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the scene in the Santa Lucia Mountains near San Luis Obispo, Calif,
May 10 after two crack Southern Pacific streamliners hit in a side
swiping crash. Four,Diesel units and three cars were derailed. Four
persons were injured. The trains were passing on night runs between
San Francisco and Los Angeles when the accident occured.
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