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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1975

Page

2

Oregon bill targets public notices in newspapers

Editorial voice argues against H B 3164 to drop publication of county proceedings and budgets in Oregon newspapers. It cites reader interest and argues the bill would reduce public awareness while costs are minimal and tax dollars saved are tiny. It urges readers to contact Coos County legislators to oppose the measure. Edward Bullman, 66, died in Eugene. He was a former lunder and railroad worker, life member of Elks and Eagles, and survived by a widow and multiple relatives. funeral arrangements planned in Kalispell and Myrtle Point. Elmer Longshore, 75, former U S Air Force sergeant, died in Coos Bay. funeral held in Myrtle Point with interment at Roseburg Veterans Cemetery.

Oregon The Association of Oregon Counties Coos County Salem Edward Bulman Edward Bullman Eugene Mr. Bullman Sungners Mon Lunder and Railroad We Finerald Bullman Coquille Valley Elks Kalispell Eagles Lutheran Church of Kalspell Myrtle Patnat Elaine Myrtle Point Hegina Gettel Mesa Ariz Ann Perry Kalispel Muat Mollie U. S. Air Force Ran Californi Baptist Church Downey Calif Congshore Lorene Warren We Wpe Bernie Lindly Cumby Tex Helen Rusho Myrtle Palm Chapel A. C. Grimes Coquille Assembly of God Roseburg Veterans Cemetery

Oregon lawmakers battle revenue gaps amid brisk bill flow

In week 13 of Oregon's biennial session lawmakers press ahead with 2,546 introduced bills while the Senate acts on 278 measures and the House on 270. Gov. Straub signs 95 into law as tax receipts forecast softness prompts restraint. State budget shorts loom, with a $427 million basic school aid increase highlighted amid caution about new tax programs.

Orecon Séth Salem Senate House Bob Straub The Oregon Statesman

Straub Budget Faces Unions and Lawmakers Clash

Gov. Straub proposes a 23 percent pay rise with reforms that would trim housing loans and erosion work to fund it. State employee unions demand about 37 percent, risking a wider General Fund deficit and prompting budget reexamination and possible across the board cuts as lawmakers weigh tax hikes.

Guy. Straub Gov. Straub Straub Ways & Means

Benefit dance raises funds for Clarence Bean at Bridge

A community benefit dance in Bridge netted 9750 for the Bean Pot to aid Clarence Bean recovering from surgery. Donations included a decoupage by Jerry Vanderveen, auctioned for 9, and pledges from George Christianson. Volunteers, musicians, and locals like Gail Wester and Scott Mayse contributed. Bean is recovering at Kyle Point Nursing Home and hopes to return to Bridge soon.

Bridge Clarence Bean Jerry Vanderveen Brandi George Christianson Empire Bert Sanders Walt Lindsay Gary Gallino Chet Skimmer Wayne Nelson Wilma Ryan al Cartwright Keith Smith Gail Wester Gina Bedwell Joanne Holder Scott Mayse Rich Anderson Myron Marilyn Clark Margaret Marche Judge Bean Kyle Point Dale Lee Hoehne

Obituary for Andrew Gant of Coquille Valley

Andrew Benjamin Gant 88 lifetime Coquille valley resident died Thursday April 17 in Coos Bay. Final rites held April 19 at Coquille Chapel of Coos Mortuaries with Pastor James Huckabe officiating. He was born February 19 1887 in Powers and moved with his family to start a dairy ranch in 1903. He was preceded in death by wife Hetty in 1988. Survived by son Norland Gant Coquille daughters Lois Hawkins Myrtle Point Alan Hall Portland Rachael Lindberg Eugene six grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Interment at Masonic Cemetery in Coquille.

Coquille Coos Andrew Benjamin Gant Coaville Valley Coos Bay Gant Coquille Valley Mr Gant Powers Hetty Coquille Eagles Aerie Norland Gant Lois Hawkins Myrtle Paint Alan Hall Portland Rachael

Oregon Ways and Means tour cites regional needs

The Ways and Means Committee spent three days in Eastern Oregon touring state institutions and programs to identify real needs and potential cuts. The action followed Senate approval of Bob Pittsn to the Oregon Economic Development Commission and a controversial environmental bill SB 771 proposing a ban on aerosol spray cans after July 1 1976. JoAnn McDaniel's release from a Turkish prison drew attention as the Senate moved to grant clemency amid drug charges cases.

Full Ways and Means Oregon Capitol Ways and Means Committee Bob Pittsn Oregon Economic Developmen Commission Senate Economic Development Commission Department of Economic Development Bob Senate Environment and Energy Committee Ato Lew Robert Hubbard JoAnn Hubbard United States

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