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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1973
Page
3
A fragmented opinion piece contrasts Soviet public messaging in Izvestia with Western criticism of the United States. It questions perceived American hostility toward Soviet achievements and notes contentious views on economic performance and living standards amid Cold War tensions.
Representative Edward J. Koch advocates a daily view of blood supply, proposing a 25 dollar per unit tax credit and 20 dollar incentive to boost donations. He notes only a small portion of patients receive blood regularly and urges people aged 18 to 66 in good health to donate to save lives.
Eupene Bateuma a Myrtle Point water plant operator and 203 other Oregon water works operators completed special training at a university program serving water districts and utilities. The course aims to reduce hazards to public health and improve efficient operations of water supply systems. The curriculum included health topics noting heart disease as a leading killer.
Obituary notices Ernest A. Smith 41 former president of the Coquille Valley died in a woods accident near Cottage Grove two years after living there. Survivors include his widow Sandra three children and four step children. sister Lariane Deaver.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls exposure to danger and the ache of home sickness. The speaker reflects on childhood fears, protective memories, and the urge to避 avoid misfortune while seeking comfort.
The Agricultural and Natural Resources Committee prepared a fisheries conservation bill advancing 50 mile offshore limits and protecting anadromous fish. Testimony highlighted economic value to coastal areas, tourism, and sport fishing while Rep Stevenson urged care for offshore resources. Organizations such as the Commercial Fisheries's Wives of Brookings presented supporting testimony.
The piece outlines President Nixon’s veto threats over last year’s act and a new version’s chances in Congress. It notes objections over cost duplication, changes in authorizations around 3600 million, and the removal of one program while preserving elderly employment in community service projects amid ongoing committee adjustments.
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