War brides under Public Law 271 seek citizenship after two years
War brides who entered the United States under Public Law 271 may apply for citizenship after a two year waiting period. They must be married to a US service member and living with their spouse. After the waiting period the naturalization process begins with verification and tests on English and American civics. County clerks provide application blanks and instructions.
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Federal spending and tax policy threaten local finances
The piece argues that rising inflation and federal commitments erode state and local autonomy, inflating costs for taxpayers and burdening governments. It criticizes paternalistic federal policy, warns of looming fiscal disaster, and urges prioritizing vital state and local functions amid a skewed tax structure.
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Myrtle Point Streets Improve With Gravel Additions
A note recalls winter street improvements from gravel laid last summer and a tourist praised Myrtle Point’s Main street as a credit to Oregon towns. The piece expects further labor and expense to elevate streets next summer and mentions past preacher shortages with several churches lacking pastors.
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