SCORE Oregon chapter offers confidential help to small firms
The Oregon SCORE chapter with 24 volunteer counselors assists small businesses with under 25 employees on a no charge basis, except a small travel fee. Services cover expansion, sales, purchasing, accounting, and advertising to improve profits. contact William Rothenhoefer at SBA, 330 Pittock Block, Portland or ORC offices.
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Oregon
SCORE
Small Business Administration
Charles E. Snell
Meier and Frank Company
cBoe
William Rothenhoefer
Pittock Block
Portland
ORC
Washington critics warn on new EEO-1 reporting scheme
The piece questions mandatory EEO-1 reports for employers with 50 or more workers, including those with government contracts, arguing they duplicate filings and risk abuse. It warns biased quotas could curb freedom to hire based on merit and likens the policy to Big Brother.
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Washington
National
Defense and Interior Departments
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Department of Labor
Powers Mining Activates Civil Defense Director in Powers
Reverend Larry Seward appointed civil defense director for Powers area under state matching funds. Library service proposal would extend Coos County library access to fringe residents, contingent on tax support. Several local council shifts and budget notes, plus a school incident and multiple community updates.
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Larry Seward
Open Bible Standard Church
Powers
North Bend
Coos Bay
Coos County
Local Social News Highlights From Ban Don and Surrounding Areas
Dinner visits mark a weekend of gatherings as the Dever and Barrow families hosted in Ban Don. Various couples attended anniversaries, showers, and weddings while Oswald Hartley funeral services drew family from Oswego and nearby towns.
Sitkum News and Lairds Visit Eugene and Town Activities
Sitkum News reports Sitkum Dere PTA meeting at Dora school with officers elected for a party on April 23. Several Laird family members and friends travel for medical care in Portland and Wheeler, returning by midweek. Community visits include Mrs Rei sen and others in Valley Art Center activities and local lunch gatherings.
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Joan Stinson
Dorothea Davis
Lael
Ivan Laird
Portland
Laird
Wheeler
Sitkum-Dere Pta
Dora School
Marlin Long
Walter Reisen
He Valley Art Center
Reien
Bobby Garret Bys
Pern
Carl Laird
Ivan
Laurita
Lairds
Muri Lairdé
Cheryl Ann
Coquille
Bob Shelton
Ajiso
Mur! Pettit
Kenneth
Allan Laird
Klamath Falls
Christian Women's Club
Coquille Community Building
Slimodex tablet offer from Sempert Drugstore
Overweight due to overeating urged to take Slimodex tablets sold without a prescription. The ad promises a full money back guarantee and mentions mail orders from Sempert Drugstore Myrtle Point.
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Ae Exclusive
Sempert
Myrtle Peint
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