College Bond Defeat Urged For Southwestern Oregon College
Voters will decide today April 1 from 2 to 8 p m on a 1 650 000 bond to build a student service center at Southwestern Oregon College in Empire The editorial urges opposing the bond arguing state and federal funds should fund classrooms libraries and labs first and tax funds should be relieved before local bonds Community needs and college development are weighed against funding constraints.
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Southwestern Oregon College
Empire
W. L. VanLoan
Southwestern
Oregon
College Petition and City Dilapidation Debate
Circulating petitions call for reelection to the college board with filings due April 2 ahead of the May 3 election alongside the college budget vote. The city council will consider a downtown building disposal plan and address six or seven similar dilapidation reports to halt deterioration and protect residents.
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E. Albernon Ic
Aoe
Ggmacil
Skva
Iinee
Federal funds eyed for preschool project interim consultant named
Dr Leon P. Minear announces a joint appointment of Emery Skinner as temporary consultant to aid community action committees in forming preschool programs for summer 1966 under Project Head Start. Oregon districts already applying. others may contact Skinner at University of Oregon for guidance and funding details.
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Leon P. Minear
University of Oregon
State Department of Education
Emery Skinner
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington, D. C
Skinner
Oregon
Office of Economic Op
School of Education
Eugene
Oregon House approves do pass on property tax relief bills
Oregon House taxation committee backs a package to create a property tax relief account with a $5 million general fund appropriation for counties to distribute to local districts. In even numbered years surplus general fund funds would transfer to property tax relief, easing tax burdens for homeowners and businesses.
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House Taxation Committee
Social News and Tax Talk From Gaylord Oregon
Mrs Henry Reth hosted an afternoon party with guests from Coos Bay Broadbent and Eugene. Dining with Foster Thompson partygoers included Ron Capps and family from Myrtle Point. City visits featured Mary Carman and Rob Tibet. Community members shared news of health and family. Legislative notes discuss property tax relief possible through cigarette tax and inventory tax repeal with a one percent net business tax. Bills aim to shift inventory tax revenue to counties and local districts while limiting homeowner burdens.
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Henry Reth
Thelma CaVine
Coos Bay
Don Gibbs
Albert Stripin
Broadbent
John Horton
Harry Floyd
Rom Grant
Tom Sibold
Robin Sell
John McWilliams
Allen Hale
Mary Bones
Amits
Oregon
George Clarno Services Held
Funeral services for George W. Clarno Sr. of Remote were held at Long and Shukle Memorial chapel in Roseburg with the Rev. Kenneth Stevens officiating. Burial followed at Roseburg Memorial Gardens. Born August 18, 1868 in Coos county, he lived in Remote more than 35 years and died Friday morning March 26 at age 75. Survived by wife Jeannette of Remote and daughters Greta Pillette of Bridge and June of Remote. Two deceased sons are Woodrow K. and Emmette.
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George W. Clarno Sr
Remote
Myrtle Point
Long and Shukle Memorial Chapel
Roseburg
Kenneth Stevens
Powers
Roseburg Memorial Gardens
Mr. Clarno
Coos County
Visiting families converge in town for weekend cordiality
Local residents hosted visiting friends and relatives for a weekend gathering. CE Weed and companions from Portland joined Mr and Mrs Tom Howard, while Ernest Davenport and family from Sheridan stayed with A. St Davenport and J. A Davenport. G E Albertson and sons Eric and Kirk with guests Robert Powell and family from Eugene visited after a trip to Bandon at Clifford Kern cabin.
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CE Weed
Mra
Tom Howard
Portland
Ernest Davenport
Sheridan
A.st Davenport
G.E. Albertson
Eric
Kirk
Robert Powell
Eugene
Bandon
Clifford Kern
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Chisage
Detroit
Philadelphia
Miller’s
Gaylord News
Mrs. Rees Daaitris
Foster Thompson Home
Ron Capps
Mary Carman
Coquille
Robert Tibet
Tom
Cafolyn Cline
Claude Williams
Oak Ridge
Henry Roth
Bill Downing
Jack Warner
Warner
Bessie
Fairview Road
Gaylord
Crystal Diets
Carla Chilton
Judy Horton
Debbie Dietz
George Clarno
Rity Bank
Myrtle
Sovety
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