Lost millions as Coos Bay Wagon Road lands uncruised since 1959
Public agencies in Coos County may have missed as much as 2 million dollars from 1966 to 1974 due to no up to date timber cruise on Coos Bay Wagon Road lands. The 59,714 acre tract straddles Coos and Douglas counties, funds schools in Myrtle Point district 41, and has not been re cruised since 1959 under a 1939 act.
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John Fournier
BLM
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No on Recall Committee Formed in Coos County
Coos County commissioners Loanie Van Elsberg and Mickey Moffitt announce a No on Recall Committee to campaign against the attempted recall. The group will meet Thursday August 28 at 7 30 p m at the Thunderbird in Coos Bay with support from Coos Bay Mayor Robert Hale North Bend Mayor Bev Higgins and other local leaders. The committee plans county wide citizen participation if a recall election is ordered.
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Coos County
Loanie van Elsberg
Mickey Moffitt
Thunderbird
Coos Bay
Robert Hale
North Bend
Bev Higgins
Eastside
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Recall petitions filed seek ouster of two county officials
Citizens Recall Committee treasurer Bob Pearce reported 4000 signatures filed to recall Mickey Moffitt by 4:55 PM Friday August 22 and another 4000 for Lonnie Van Elsberg on Monday August 25 at 11:00 AM. A meeting at the Labor Temple in Coquille on August 20 at 8:00 PM will discuss future plans and fundraising, including a planned spaghetti dinner.
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Pearce
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Coquille
Man Killed by Forklift at Coos County Plant
Mike Stidham a 19 year old from Myrtle Point died in a forklift accident at Westloy plant number 2 on Maghway 2 South East of Coquille. The forklift rolled over pinning him beneath it and the Coos County Sheriff's Office was notified at 9 40 AM.
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Myrtle Point
Coos County
Sheriff's Off 50
Westloy
Maghway 2
Coquille
Stidham
County jail location debate pits costs against safety
Coos County officials led by Sheriff Les Miller and Circuit Court Judge John Warden warned that moving the jail from Coquille to North Bend would force more prisoner transports, raise security risks, and require extra staff. They cited route limits and high projected annual costs up to 100000, urging an alternative plan to house facilities near the courthouse.
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John Warden
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Schools publish free meal and milk eligibility policy
The policy sets free and reduced price meals and free milk for students based on family income with allowances for special expenses. Applications are being sent to homes and copies are available at each school and the district office for review by interested parties.
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Myrtle Point centenarian marks 100th birthday
Elford Barzee born August 30 1875 eight miles south of Salem will turn 100 in Myrtle Point this week. He moved to town in 1920 built a home on Gravelford road and raised chickens on the farm. Barzee is the last survivor in a family of nine and has eight children, 36 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. He still holds a valid driver’s license and reads the Bible daily hoping for more birthdays.
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Ullyses & Grant
United States
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Barsee
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Hermiston
Hazel Searcy
Portland
Lloyd Barzee
Colville
Washington
Percy
Marvin Barzee
Myrtle Polk
Marjorie Hyde
Brookings
Cecil Barzee
Golf Beach
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Weaverville
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Myrle Point
Three yet UO degrees at Summer Commencement
A class of 1252 graduates from the University of Oregon received baccalaureate, master's and doctoral degrees in the Summer Commencement on August 16. The cohort included 623 baccalaureate, 490 master's and 140 doctoral candidates, with graduates such as Marcia Jane McGary Myrtle Point Stanley Harmon Wilson Myrtle Point and Duris J Nelson Myrtle Point among those conferred degrees.
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Marcia Jane McGary
Myrtle Point
Stanley Harmon Wilson
Duris J
Nelson
Break at Coos jail sparks investigation in Coquille
An attempted jail break at the Coos County jail in Coquille was discovered Tuesday August 19 by Sheriff Les Auller. A five man cell inmate group chiseled walls torn the ceiling vent and removed plumbing to fashion billy clubs. Charges pending as the sheriff's office works with the district attorney.
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Coquille
Les Auller Coos County
Maller
Geaney Testifies Before Senate on Sheep Industry
R C Bob Geaney of Bridge Route testified before the U S Senate Small Business Committee in Eugene on August 25. He outlined challenges facing Cedar Point Packing and the sheep industry, touting sheep benefits to taxation, weed control, soil fertility, and energy efficiency. He cited 1953 and 1975 county sheep counts and noted coyotes as a major management issue.
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Bob Geaney
Eugene
Small Business Committee
U.S. Senate
Geaney
Cedar Point
Oregon
Nobens Attend Debate School By Oregon Institute
Two Myrtle Polot High School students Curt ben and Mike Noben joined a two week workshop at the University of Oregon Foren sic Instde from August 10 to 22. Instructors, many National College debaters, led eight debates while lectures and research filled the schedule. The topic focused on Development and allocation of world energy resources by an international organization. Neither debater competed last year but plan to join Oxford debate division later, citing coyotes on Coos County ranches and testimony by Geaney on Cedar Point Packing and DEQ issues.
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Curt Ben
Mike Noben
University of Oregon
Mike
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