Myrtle Point Herald Staff and Publication Details
A brief masthead item lists the Myrtle Point Herald staff including Managing Editor Bill Palmroth Shirley Francis Society Editor Marie Nichols Production Janice Wilson Rod Slanga and Production Est. 1889 The paper is published every Thursday from Myrtle Point Oregon with mail entry under the 1897 act.
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Bill Palmroth
Shirley Francis
Marie Nichols
Janice Wilson
Rod Slanga
Myrtle Point
P.O
Ore
Law enforcement advances stress education for modern police
North Bend police chief Tony Zarbano told the Rotary Club that advances in law enforcement demand higher education. He noted officers must inform arrestees of rights and rely on evidence over confessions, elevating the role of college training and improving public understanding and communication.
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North Bend
Tony Zarbano
Rotary Club
Zarbano
Supreme Court
Oregon Debates A Special Session Amid Election Clash
A long regional piece notes that despite a lull the special legislative session issue will reemerge as campaigns heighten before the elections. It discusses Gov. Tom McCall's reluctance, party dynamics, welfare deficit fears, and a Supreme Court adoption decision that influenced early debate and set the stage for next regular session.
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Oregon
Tom McCall
Guy. McCall
House
Senate
Supreme Court
Lee Johnson
McCall
Oregon special sessions shaped by budget fights and politics
In Salem, Potts and Smith argue counties face a smaller deficit after a six percent increase error and a welfare payment shift, yielding a 19 million dollar net benefit. Gov McCall weighs a special session after tax results, while Oregon history shows sessions tied to fiscal crises and political debate about annual sessions.
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Potts
Smith
McCall
Oregon
Capitol
Salem
Forest Service plans aerial spray in Siskiyou National Forest
The U S Forest Service announces a planned April to May aerial brush control program targeting 7 000 to 9 000 acres in the Siskiyou National Forest to boost timber production by reducing undesirable shrubs. Emulsion spray mainly 8 4D in water with selective additives will be applied by state licensed applicators under strict safety rules with water sampling and consultation with state wildlife agencies. Public concerns about effects on people and animals are noted. inquiries to Powers Ranger Station are invited.
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U.S. Forest Service
Siskiyou National Forest
Forest Service
Fish and Guane
Sate University
Powers Ranger Station
Powers
Flu cases rise to 67 for week in review
The weekly report shows 67 new flu cases, bringing the yearly total to 1,316 cases. Public health officials urge vigilance and continued vaccination efforts.
Sling Shots For Mail Carriers Proposed To Ease Postal Woes
A letter to the editor argues replacing squirt guns with sling shots for mail carriers could curb dog attacks and fund postal reform. The writer suggests a sling shot factory in Myrtle Point, Oregon, creating jobs nationwide and pleasing Gov. McCall.
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Post Office Department
Myrtle Point
Gov. McCall
Oregon
National Future Homemakers of America 25th Anniversary
Proclamation sets April 5 to April 11 for observation of National Future Homemakers of America 25th anniversary noting FHA formed in 1945 as a national group for high school students in home making courses. Membership is voluntary and aims to improve personal family and community living with the motto Toward New Horizons urging members to shape future homes and communities.
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Future Homemakers of America
FHA
United States
Territories
Myrtle Point Chamber to change population sign as Driscolls depart
Ten years ago the Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce announced a sign change at town edge due to the Con Driscolls moving from Myrtle Point. Con transferred by Norply Veneer to Corona plant. Don and Pat Driscoll, longtime residents, among the most active in community and social life, will be missed along with seven bright students from Myrtle Point schools.
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Myrtle
Myrtle Point
Kindergarten Meeting urged for next year's registration
A kindergarten meeting was urged to attend to review and finalize registration for the upcoming year. Attendees will discuss enrollment, timelines, and required documents during the session.
Postwar Conccide Treaty Threat to U S Sovereignty
Letters from readers warn that a postwar concept calledConccide enables international thought control and would override constitutional rights if ratified by the Senate. The piece accuses the Nixon administration of pushing the 1949 treaty and urges citizens to contact their senators and representatives.
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U.N.O
Senate
Tuman
United States
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