Stevenson urges highway support in Coos Bay area
State Rep Ed Stevenson of Coquille urged Myrtle Point Chamber members to back a proposed Interstate 5 route to connect Coos Bay through the Bay Area. He called I 5 the region’s top priority due to high unemployment and poor economics, but noted few locals discuss a Coos River route. He warned environmental hurdles and high costs of a two lane river route, favoring improvements to Highway 42 and 38 instead.
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Ed Sevenson
Coquille
Myrtle Point
Coos River
Stevenson
Chamber
Sevenson
Film screening to benefit Oregon Agri
A film titled Yours is the Earth will be shown in Coquille with narration by Chet Huntley and production by the Oregon Agri mitts. The event, organized by the committees, will take place Thursday April 2 at 8 p.m. in the extension office conference room. A bond issue would be retired by gasoline tax funds. Rep Stevenson discussed the governor's tax plan to be voted on May 1 in support of the program.
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Chet Huntley
Oregon Agrimitts
Coquille
Paul Davis
Citimen
Rep. Stevenson
Meatcutter dies in crash near Myrtle Point
Terry L. McMillan, 25, of Coos Bay and an employee in the Myrtle Point Safeway meat department, was killed in a two car crash on Highway 101 south of Millington Monday morning as he was en route to Myrtle Point. He was the son in law of Charles Henson, a well known local lumber man.
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Terry L. McMillan
Coos Bay
Myrtle Point
District 41 board votes bus purchase and budget cuts
At the District 41 meeting the board approved buying one bus and cut the bus replacement fund by 10000 and the levy by 11000. A May 7 vote is planned with the levy reduced and a 19000 cut from the bus replacement account. The board proposed resubmitting a 1000000 bond issue if Governor McCall's plan changes.
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District 41
Coos County Sets 4-H Delegates for OSU Summer School
Coos County plans to send six 4-H delegates to the 1973 Summer School at OSU Corvallis with Reach out as the theme of the 58th annual event expected to draw nearly 1,000 youths. Applications are in, with April 20 final date. selections follow by June.
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Mary Anne Greenland
Coos County
OSU
Corvallis
Coos Counery
Lois Redman
Ex- Stension
Greenland
School Board Awards Bus Contract for Tonal Superior Model
The board accepted a bid after opening the Sys bids for a school bus with a Superior body on International chassis. The award covers two roles in the district including a girls physical education program and library and art staff changes in the system.
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Writing invitation text prompts and participation
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Packwood seeks applicants for four service age positions
Sen. Bob Packwood of Oregon announced he is accepting applications to fill four service age positions with a strict competitive process. Applicants must be 17 to 21, have completed high school, and be available by July 1, 1994. Nominees are selected through a competitive process and interested parties should write to Packwood.
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Bob Packwood
R-Ore
Anna
Pack
Weather and delayed notices from fragmented April report
Fragmentary weather and event references mention April 13 and January terms. The text lists packed applicants and seminar freezes, indicating unsettled timing and unclear outcomes for a local event or forecast. Entities uncertain due to OCR damage.
Brummel Completes National Commercial Lending School
Charles D. Brummel, assistant vice president of Security Bank of Coos County in Myrtle Point, finished a two week course at the National Commercial Lending School at the University of Oklahoma. The program trains bankers in lending to business with courses on problem loans, franchised businesses, farming financing, and construction lending. About 260 bankers attended. 32 faculty members taught, and applicants must have at least three years in banking with two years in lending.
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Security Bank of
Coos County
Myrtle Point
National Commercial Lending School
University of Oklahoma
Norman
American Bankers Association
Polls Listed for Election Date
Voters are informed polls are listed for the upcoming election with details pending. The notice cites official channels and urges residents to verify polling locations and dates before voting.
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