Forestry board to meet in Salem September
The Oregon State Board of Forestry and two committees will convene September 3 at the State Forester's Office in Salem. The Emergency Fire Cost Committee meets at 9:30 a.m. to review wildfire claims, then the Land Management Services Committee considers Board testimony on federal acts. The full Board at 1:30 will discuss a 327 acre land exchange in Coos and Douglas counties, timber sale policy, and related topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Board of Forestry
State Forester’s Office
Coos
Douglas
BLM Raises Right of Way Fees Across Federal Lands
The Bureau of Land Management increased right of way charges for roads telecommunication lines and radio towers on federal lands effective last month. Fees start at 50 dollars per mile or 260 dollars per 40 acre tract with additional processing costs and environmental review charged on larger projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Land Management
BLM
Appliemant
Oregon
Washington
Ees
SWOCC Offers House Plants Workshop For Community
Southwestern Oregon Community College opens an eight hour plant care course titled House Plants Workshop on September 8 9 and 10 from 7 to 10 pm in Tioga Hall room S04. Tuition for the half credit course is 6 with enrollment limited to 30. John Prahar of Bandon will instruct, bringing experience from University of Oregon and local nurseries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwestern Oregon Community College
Tioga Hall
John Prahar
Bandon
Prahar
University of Oregon
OSU Names Specialis to Aid Forest Products Industry
Oregon State University announces the September 15 appointment of Terry L. Brown as Extension forest products specialist to work with manufacturers distributors and users in the states solid wood products sector. He will provide educational programs and relay industry needs to researchers while collaborating with the OSU forestry department and industry partners. Brown holds a BS from Colorado State University 1970 and recently completed doctoral requirements there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State University
Oregon
Terry L. Brown
Forest P Ucts
Joseph R. Cox
Brown
Colorado
Helmuth Resch
OSU School of Forestry
Department of Forest Products
Resch
Colorado State University
Oregon log brand fees rise to ten dollars
The Oregon State Department of Forestry says the 1975 Legislature increased the log brand registration and renewal fee from five to ten dollars. All new applicants pay ten dollars, valid from application until October 1, 1976, for brands used on forest products moved on public highways in Western Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon State Department of Forestry
Oregon
Police report theft arrest and pursuit collision in Myrtle Point
Richard Randall Detman of Coos Bay was arrested by Myrtle Point police August 22 for theft of food worth about 5 dollars. He spent three days in jail and faces Municipal Court on September 4. An August 23 collision between a Myrtle Point police car and a 1976 Chrysler driven by Lasco L Hurt caused minor damage with no injuries and no citations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Randall Detman
Coos Bay
Myrtle Point
Lettinin
McKays Store
Dettumn
Lasco L. Hurt
Myrtle
Leroy J Lawson
Willow
Sixth Street
Hurt
Sixth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Agriculure
Garden News
Coos County Fairgrounds
Here
2Cq Wool Co
John Isenhart
Mark Isenhart
Menty Lund
Forestry Board
Coos-Curry Wool Pool
Harry W. Jackson Wool Co
Portland
Coos-Curry Ranchers
Mit
Monument Soil and Water Conservation District
Board of Forestry
Haley
Larry Haley
Oregon Log Truckers Association
Pend
R. B. Slagle
Grants Pass
Slagle
California
Slater Creek
Mystic Creek
Oregon State Highway Division
Cobb Street
Roseburg
State Highway Building
Seem
Posci
Gieders Gieders
Ogg Sae
Psa Tee
Stuslaw
Bahamas
SWOCC
OSU Names Specialis
Sigma Xi Scientific Research Honor Society
Phi Kappa Phi National Honor
Fores Prodects Research Society
The
Society of Wood Science and Technology
OSU
Lil
Acres Mobile Court
Roseturg RD
Black-Top
Don's Saw
Paci
People At
Pacific Power
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!