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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1956
Page
2
Coos county residents can lock in a year of the Herald for 1.50 with a new subscriber on Dollar Day, while old and new readers may both pay 2.00 for a year. Outside county remains 4.00. No mail orders. Open 9 to 5. Bring a friend and join in.
A golfer nicknamed Lou faced illness but still played on Sunday. He produced a strong start in the first 9 holes with a 38, showing resolve to qualify. The event pressures readers to watch his progress as the window to qualify narrows.
Textron plans to keep former Myrtle Point Plywood staff in place as it adds Myrtle Point Plywood to its growing manufacturing group of 12 divisions. Othal Davenport and Mrs. Davenport will move to Seward California to supervise a sawmill and plywood mill project led by Bruno Berselli, marking a notable community loss for Myrtle Point.
Salem residents were cautioned about a new two percent withholding tax not applying to last year’s earnings. State officials urged taxpayers to verify tax details and ensure proper filings to avoid penalties.
The discussion centers on a constitutional amendment to create a lieutenant governor role to relieve the governor. Proponents cite increased duties and succession needs, while sponsors note a long state history with the idea. The measure has failed in multiple voter cycles, with arguments about the office’s necessity and impact.
A draft proposal seeks to fund the lieutenant governor by requiring a petition effort of 40 093 signatures from registered voters. The plan aims to create a financial mechanism tied to the office and would influence eligibility and support for the role.
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