South Coast push for Highway 42 and Port of Coos Bay gains
The Ripper Review notes regional anger over government inaction amid economic hardship. Southern Oregon legislators urge the State Transportation Commission to prioritize Highway 42 improvements and back a Port of Coos Bay deepening project to 38 feet, citing economic benefits and national trade needs.
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Clatsop County
Salem
State Transportation Commission
Oregon
Gressional
Oregons
Highway 42
Bob Straub
Straub
Iam
John Mem
Oial
Bill Grannell
Ed Stevenson
Congress of the
United States
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
U. S
J Awp
Coos
Curry County
P. O. Box
Myrtle Bowl 600s and Friday Bowling Highlights
The Myrtle Bowl 600s lead a long list of bowling scores from a busy week. Standouts include Dean Weekly 199 203 268 063 and Fred Mast 600 series, with Nancy Pierce and Tom Gillman anchoring The Fishermen for church league honors and donations funding church projects. Other top marks feature Phil Stock 346 game and 601 series, Stan Perry 632 series, Lois Cunningham 560 series, and Gene Leonard 206. The ledger shows numerous high games and series across multiple teams and venues, reflecting a vibrant local bowling scene.
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Lois Cunningham
Dean Weekly
Dan DeNoma
Don Lahman
Leon Davenport
Dave Johnson
Stan Perry
Darell Lewis
Vern Crockett
Kim Johnson
Phil Stock
Fred Mast
Nancy Pierce
Tom Gillman
Nancy
Reno
Susan Cona
Lois Curningham
Twilighters
Outlaws
Die Hards
Satellites
Night Hawks
Vers
Myra Sturgill
Alley Dusters
Linden
Carey
Vac
Semperts
Jean Moore
Wanda Porter
Rich Rose
Channel Chicks
Mason Paint
Cromwell Logging
American War Mothers High
Acme Machine
U. S
Van
Pat
Mikes
al International
Hamilton
Emma Gasner
Elks Teas
Dean
Inter- City
Joe’s
Chevron
Albers
Bill Hyde
Virginia Jones Wome
Marge Buck
Jr. Adsm
Bud
Mark MeKeon
Bantam Indians
Blackfoot
Carl Mast
Cindy Vale
Fran Crook
Rosie Wilson
Greta Pillette
Karla Weathers
Verna Rose
Carol Sturgil
Laura Poarch
Ive Gray
E ‘Ua Cromwell
Dee Serters
Georgia Gresham
Iva Sibold
Cleta Marshall
Emma Gasper
Dot Williams
Joely Thomas
Ann Bennett
Marione Seirag
Betty Ely
Bille Pinkerton
Gokite van Fossen
Caro Crook
Treas Schmidt
Bonne Zwicker
Bettye Wiley
Virginia Wilkinson
Shirley Shelton
Susan Coan
Edin Cromwell
Goldie van Fossen
Dee Sanders
Leota Marcum
Verne Rose
Georgia Greshan
Sea food can only partly solve world hunger says Oregon oceanographer
Dr. Sally L. Richardson warned at a symposium that increasing sea harvest is limited by overfishing, costs, and ecological risks. She noted 1972 world fish catch fell 6 percent from 1971, with near-shore stocks and open-ocean productivity uneven, making a major seafood-based solution unlikely.
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Oregon State University
Sally L. Richardson
Richardson
Peru
Dr. Richardson
Central Ocean
South America
Australia
New Zealand
R. Richardson
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