Coast Indians seek return of hunting and fishing rights
The Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw tribes announce plans to resume hunting and fishing inside traditional boundaries with public-domain access, under tribal regulations stricter than state rules. Ed Bowen presents a Declaration of Rights and says the tribes will pursue legal action if needed, while District Attorney Brasch cautions enforcement will follow the law.
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Dennis Austine
Umpqua
Stuslaw
Ed Bowen
Dora
Coos Bay
Heceta Head
Whiskey Run
Bowen
Oregon
Sso
Sterling Norton
Oregon State Police
Coos
Siuslaw
Kate Courtright Keeps Hairdressing Across Generations
Myrtle Point barber and mortuary hairdresser Kate Courtright runs a busy shop from Maple Street. For 40 years she prepares hair for the dead, aiming for lifelike results, recalling a difficult first case and noting pride in making the deceased look natural for grieving families.
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Dennis Austine
Kate Courtright
Myrtle Point
Maple Street
Myrtle Point Chapel
Coquille
Eugene
Kate
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Myrtle Paint
Coos County
Myrtle
D.A
Attorney General
Bob Brasch
Robert Bellom
Lower
Columbia River
Boldt
Washington
Belloni
Robert I’ eGiulie
Coos County Fair
Frank Furman