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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1973
Page
3
The fragmentary notice appears from Myrtle Point Herald with unreadable OCR text. It provides little identifiable names or events. No clear actions, dates, or places are extractable from the surviving lines.
A Salem scene editorial comments on federal wage price controls and freezes, likening them to a chaotic economic dynamic. It mentions warnings from economic advisers and cautions Congress and government officials to recognize underlying causes amid ongoing policy debates.
The text discusses proposed changes to veteran benefits and longevity rules. It cites a plan to increase an age threshold from 120 to 242 years and notes fiscal implications for benefits and eligibility. Government policies and legislative movement on cap limits and retirement ages are referenced, with predictions about timelines and potential impacts on beneficiaries.
Governor Tom McCall used his veto power during the 57th regular session, vetoing a record number of measures. The lengthy assembly meeting reflected strong executive pushback on bills including financial disclosures, local governance, and state budget provisions while debate highlighted concerns about voter rights and administrative processes.
Graveside services were held at Catching Creek Cemetery August 1 for Leonard Leroy Childers born January 28 1900 in Botsington Kansas and died July 29 in Myrtle Point. He is survived by his wife Dorothy M.. sons James R Bremerton Washington James D Grant Pass Larry L North Bend. sisters Margaree Hall Edith Callahee Sheridan Wyoming and Neta Young Sami City California. five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Benjamin (Te) Anderson, 41, died in Myrtle Point July 26. He was born February 22 1892 in Hogan, MA. Anderson was a member of First Christian Church Veterans of WWI Veterans of Foreign Wars and former member of the American Legion. He worked as a logger until retirement.
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