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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1975

Page

5

Contaminated PCP samples trigger Oregon wide drug alert

The Drug Information Center issues a state wide alert for all suspected PCP samples in Oregon after a Coos Bay specimen contained PCP TCP and PCC impurities. The finding ties to dissociative amnesia and potential coma or death with low doses. Also notes PCP misrepresented as LSD mescaline psilocybin THC or cannabinol.

Coos Bay Oregon Drug Information Center San Francisco Bay Area PharmChem Laboratories Palo Alto California 60S Bay

Name girl in window prize

A photograph of a young lady in a window displayed at the Herald office offers a year’s free Herald subscription to the correct identification. The image, about 24 by 6 inches in a wood frame, was found in the old Glover Moore house at Fowers.

Free Herald Herald Office Glover Moore Fowers

Schools urged to enforce Oregon immunization law

Dr Edward Press urges parents to vaccinate children entering Oregon public schools this fall against measles polio diphtheria whooping cough and tetanus. Law requires proof of immunization or a 30 day plan with medical or religious exemptions. County health offices offer free shots. gaps in protection remain with about 22 percent fully immunized and 3 percent未 having any vaccines.

Edward Press Oregon State Department of Education Health Department

Coquille Valley Hosts 15th Annual Tourney and Ber Day Event

Elke set hosts the 1th annual lee ber Day tournament with qualifying on Friday August 2. Final day for qualifiers from other courses and start of play includes Saturday through Monday. Medalist and winners trophies to be awarded after finals. Co-chair Keslock and Paul Moore oversee event planning.

Coquille Valley Firs Levdpe Inoue Bc New Doc Keslock Paul Moore Agus

Coos 4 Hers win blue ribbons at Oregon State Fair

Coos Bay youth Laurie Greig led Outdoor Cookery with a blue ribbon at the Oregon State Fair. Junior Debbie Franzen and Jill Gen nell of Coos Bay, Chris Cone of North Bend, and seniors Mary Jane Willis and Luann sytert of Coquille also earned blue awards in environment exhibits. Additional blue ribbons were awarded across 4 H divisions including Feuds, Farm Products, Showmanship, and intermediate division entries with multiple Coos Bay, Coquille, Myrtle Point, and North Bend participants earning honors.

Ryan Myrtle Potat Chaiplun Laurie Greig Coos Bay Oregon State Faipe Kelly Creig Cin Bay Debbie Franzen Jill Gennell Cous Bay Chris Cone North Bend Mary Jane Willis Luann Sytert Coquille Karen Blair Rhonda Stevens Cioquille Patty Phillips Ous Bay Fuods II Brends Sandsness Carnx Nblyers Myrtle Paint Fuods IV Koreen Harvey Rebecca Ruuke

Back pay for women veterans under retroactive education aid

Retrofactive payments may be available to female service members who attended college from June 1 1966 to October 24 1972. Robert Beckett, SOSC veterans affairs director, says the law covers those with a living husband and school attendance during the period. Claims are honored until July 1 1976. contact Beckett at 482-1119 for details.

Armed Services Robert Beckett Veterans’ Affairs Southern Oregon State College SOSC Beckett

Prices rise for Oregon farm goods in mid 1970s data

Prices for Oregon livestock and crops show gains from mid June to mid July 1975, with meats down from last month but up over 1974. Milk production in July 1975 matches July 1974 levels. cow numbers and production per cow are steady, while January–July output lags 1974. A correction notes Bend reserves participation information error in Myrtle Point paper.

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