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Myrtle Point Considers Waiting on Sewer Project Grants
City Council weighs delaying plans for a four point sewer project costing about 396000 while awaiting extra state or federal funds. DeadlinesApril 30 for plans and June 30 for finances loom as the Environmental Quality Commission threatens action to force progress.
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Myrtle Point
State Sanitary Authority
Environmental Quality Commission
Lincoln City
Congress Ethics Reform Effort Urges Public Trust
In 1967 the House and Senate moved to bolster accountability with ethics bodies. A proposed eight point Code of Official Conduct targets money use by lawmakers. Members are filing financial statements for the second time in history as reforms aim to reduce public confidence gaps.
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Supreme Court
Gallup
Congress
House
Senate
House of Representatives
House Committee
Lawmaker Urges Expanded Disclosure Rules for Congress
A House member argues for stronger public disclosure of outside income, honoraria, and loans by Congress members and candidates. He cites the 1969 Dellenbach rule and Howe Committee recommendations, calling for swift action to inform voters and restore public confidence.
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House Committee
Congress
Howe
Howes
Teens Help Save Missing Toddler In Rescue Search
A large group of students from Biyrtie Point High School joined residents, teachers, and law enforcement in a rain soaked search near Bridge. They found the 2 1/2 year old boy unharmed at Gail Smith's ranch, preventing a tragedy. Gratitude is expressed to all who helped.
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Biyrtie Point High School
Bridge
Jason
Gail Smith
OCE Students Named to Winter Honor Roll
Oregon College of Education announces 53 students with 4.0 GPA and 296 with 3.5 GPA or higher on the winter-term honor roll. Larry Eppler appears among those recognized.
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Larry Eppler
Myrtle Re
Rake
Oregon College of Education
OCE
Walton earns perfect 40 GPA at Southern College
Gayle Walton of Myrtle Point achieved a perfect 40 grade point average at Southern College in Ashland during the winter term.
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Gayle Amn Walton
Myrtle Point
Southern College
Ashland
Debating Supreme Court Nomination Rights and Senate Action
A columnist muses on whether Senate anti confirmation votes against Haynsworth and Carswell could be challenged in court. He imagines appeals to the Supreme Court over rights advisement, potential civil rights questions, and possible pardons under a Southern strategy.
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U.S. Senate
Nixon
Supreme Court
Haynsworth
Carswell
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Carse
Supreme Cour
F. Lee Bailey
High Court
Justice Departmank
Douglas
Community classes offer morning or afternoon sessions
Jumbled lines indicate a note about registration for classes for youngsters with two options in the day. Contact details list Mrs Arthur Wise Mrs Leroy Lee and Mrs Alfred Casper for more information.
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Cok Gype Cae Ddeelyien House
Arthur Wise
Leroy Lee
Alfred Casper
Grace Cushing Named to UO Honor Roll
Grace Atwood Cushing of Myrtle Point is among 1 249 University of Oregon students with a winter term grade point average of 3 5 or higher qualifying for the honor roll.
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Grace Atwood Cushing
Myrtle Point
University of Oregon
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Myrtle Point Herald
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D.C
Dellenbach
People’s Forum
Mrs
James Sullivan
Tad Deieh Pullivea
Andard
Gayle Walton
E.R. Mowe
With Griz
Coos County
Herald Press
Georges Jenkins J.L. Smith
Elton Schroeder
Jesn D. Clinton
Grace Cushing
Velkewagen
Vollstedt
Volkswagen
J.R. Howe
Standard Ou Company of California
G-P Forests
Georgia-Pacific
G-P