New Coquille Sentinel Owners Named
The Coquille Sentinel will be led by Mr and Mrs Fred Hass of North Bend as new owners effective April 1. The Hass family brings decades of regional journalism experience and plans to continue the paper’s local coverage and editorial voice while discussing potential teaching roles at the college level.
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Coquille Sentinel
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North Bend Paty
Sh Steller
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Coos County
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Ralph
Préd’ Hass
The
Democrat
Pele
Georgia-Pacific
Mud to Dust Streets Killed by Remonstrance Petitions
civic note laments street improvement plans halted by remonstrances in Myrtle Point. property owners fear higher costs, renters may bear unseen charges, and broad participation urged for future re submissions with all rights respected.
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Imt
Myrtle Point
Downgrading Our Schools Says Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce of the United States argues against federal intervention in public education praising higher classroom counts, more teachers, lower pupil ratios, and growing spending. It cites a 48 percent pupil rise, 60 percent classroom growth, 51 percent teacher increase, and a 72 percent salary rise to $5389, plus record high school bond issues in 1960.
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Chamber of Commerce
United States
Government Ventures Benefit From Tax Privileges
The piece argues government owned ventures enjoy tax exemptions and in lieu payments, contrasting them with private firms. It notes advocates defend these projects as non taxes while conceding reduced tax burdens for government run operations. The Spokane Valley Herald is cited on the distinction between contributions and taxes.
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Spokane Valley Herald
Uncle Sam
Tax Probe Finds Hidden Employee in Savvy Ruse
IRS agent audits a business and questions payroll while interviewing workers. Owners reveal a longtime helper earning about two dollars daily for long hours, a fact the agent confirms by noting the unlikely intelligence. Human Events.
Safeguards Against Tyranny by Nelson Dilworth
A historical reflection on liberty as a global pattern of popular resistance to government overreach. The text asserts that even well meaning officials may expand power, and praises constitutional safeguards and peaceful means as essential defenses of civil liberties.
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Nelson
Dilworth
Youth Corps Debate and the New Frontier Vision
A 1961 column argues against mandatory service and a national Youth Corps, warning such regimentation would harm liberty. It contrasts American ideals of freedom with Red China style state control and cites Kennedy, Truman, and a pastoral Myrtle Point scene amid a city street vignette.
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China
America
Kennedy
Dennis
Truman
General Features Corp
Early Morning Life in a Busy Town
A quiet rural town wakes as smoke rises from chimneys and daffodils bloom. A worker heads to his jitney while a yellow bus loads children and a brown dog waits for playmates to return at day’s end. Heavy traffic and busy streets show the town’s daily rhythm and safety.
Elks Sponsor Free Golf Lessons For Coquille Women
More than 30 women attended a free golf lesson program at the Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club last Wednesday. Ray Whiteside, pro golfer and course manager, directed the sessions with the aim of teaching fundamentals to all women including Elks wives and others. If weather permits, the course will run weekly lessons to prepare participants for the upcoming season.
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Coquille Valley Golf and Country Club
The
Elks
Ray Whiteside
Whiteside
Coos County golf plans for teens and club events
The article outlines a teen golf lessons program by Whiteside starting on a Saturday at 10 am through September, with free instruction for all teens. It details the season’s schedule including a North South match on April 16 featuring players from Coquille, Bandon, Myrtle Point, and Powers, a April 78 golf frolic with Bandon and Coos Country Club as guests, a Club Champ Tourney in late May with finals in June, and a July Bull and Calves two ball foursome event pairing teens with adults.
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Ea Whiteside
Tus
Coquille and Bandon
Myrtle Point
Powers
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Coos Country Club
Caquille Valley Club
Don
Instant mashed potatoes sales rise to 3 million in 1980
Instant mashed potatoes cost about twice fresh ones yet sales doubled last year and will reach a volume of 3 million dollars in 1980.
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