District Attorney asks for more staff in face of court load
Coos County DA Robert Brasch urged County Commissioners to hire an additional attorney and secretary, receiving approval only for the secretary. He warned the workload from four full time jury courts and new statutes risks false arrest suits, noting nine jury trials daily and underfunded staff.
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Robert Brasch
Brasch
Jerry Lesan
Coos Bay City
Lesan
North Bend
Presentec
Oregon
Coos County
Myrtle Point Council Looks to Study Local Economy
The Myrtle Point City Council unanimously authorized the city manager to pursue funding for an economic study of the area. Tony Kuhn of the Coos Curry Economic Development Commission proposed the study, building on a prior regional report. Federal funds may accompany local matching. A separate proposal urged bicycle and walkway paths along 18th Street to connect schools, with easement issues to be reviewed.
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Myr
Ken Ceretsky
Myrtle Point
Coos Curry
Darwin Lovell
18Th Street
Vell
Myrtle Crest
Maple
Tragic two year old dies in Highway 42 crash
A two vehicle collision on Highway 42 east of McMullen Creek Road claimed the life of 2 year old John Eric Franzen. His parents John J. Franzen and Sandra Franzen and sister Aimee were hospitalized in stable condition. The 53 year old driver John T. McMahan of Grants Pass was uninjured. Three additional Monday crashes in the area left several injured and cited drivers for traffic offenses.
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Highway 42
Bay Area Hospital
John Eric Franzen
John J. Franzen
Sandra Franzen
North Nd
Franzen
Aimee
McMullen Creek Rd
John T. McMahan
Grants Pass
Franzen Carr
McMahan
Frederick Leonard Waters
American Port
Utah
Iron Mountain
Powers
Waters
Rants Pass
Gold Beach
Glen Howard
Rovo
Brice Thebo
Linden
Wash
Richard Faulkner
Portland
Weiers
Margrette Ellyn Adams
Eugene Gerald Stump
Arago
Adams
Dorothy Fayetta Lloyd
Deborout Street
William H. Oxford
Fairview Rt
Robert De G.—_ han
the. Franzen
John Eric
Robbery at Schroeder's Furniture Store
Police investigate break in at Henry A. Schroeder and Sons Furniture over the weekend. A television set was stolen. Police chief Jim Overhuls says entry time and method are undetermined and no suspects have been arrested. The scene yielded positive clues and the case remains under investigation.
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Henry A. Schroeder
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