Lame Duck Congress Faces Criticism Over Inaction
The piece criticizes the lame duck session of Congress with thirty one defeated congressmen and ten defeated senators still voting on major costs affecting millions. It cites Representative Louis C. Wymen’s view that the session shows weak leadership and calls for changes in post election sessions and policy priorities including Family Planning and federal programs.
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Congress
Washington
Althrough
Milous
Louis C. Wymen
New
Vietnam
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Freshmen voter registration misses amid campus survey
A Pertiead area community college survey shows only about 20 of 1610 20 year olds registered to vote. Students identified U.S. Senators and Representatives, with names like Betty Roberts and Edith Green cited. observers question youth political engagement and parental influence on learning about government.
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Comenunity College
Packwood
U. S
Pereea
Betty Roverts
Cneks
Wis
Ender Ground
Mattiehd
Peckweed
Green
Wyatt
Osieaback
Uline
Writers Seek Monthly Club In Myrtle Point Area
A request notes writers or would be writers in Myrtle Point may form a monthly writers’ club. Curt and the writer invite interested individuals to contact them to organize a local Oregon Press Club affiliate with media and public relations professionals.
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Myrtle Poist
Curt
Oregon Press Club
Gress earns honors amid Myrtle Point farming honors
Pred Gress, a Myrtle Point tree farmer and cattle reacher, receives regional honors. The award recognizes his work in agriculture and contributions to the local farming community.
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Myrtle Point
Aartington
Myrtle Point Cable Rate Hike Sparks Chamber Debate
Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce members protested a proposed rate increase for the local cable system citing poor reception of Channel 7, the education station Core wallis. The operator argued higher costs since 1965 and warned of service shortcomings tied to customer dissatisfaction.
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Cork
Myrtle Point
Fragmented query on economic mood and times
The text presents a garbled reflection on economic conditions, noting a supposed increase in people and asserting “good times” without clear evidence. It reads as incomplete commentary rather than a reportable event.
Daniels opens new store at Brookings location
Mr and Mrs Ben Daasis owners of Brewers Shoes and The Daniels purchased Goulds Shoe Store in 1988 changing the name to B accrue FE They operated a few shoes there for about five years then expanded into an adjoining space adding mens and boys clothing to their stock The new building is in a shopping complex near Western Bank Youngs Furniture Semtry Market City hall a doctors office and an insurance office are nearby Grand opening scheduled January 14 15 16 with open invitation to friends and customers The store opened for business November 30
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Ben Daaisis
Brewer’s Shoes
Daniels
Gould’s Shoe
B &É FE
Aew Shoe
Western Bank
Young’s Furniture Store
Semtry Market
Danatel’s
Open House Held For New Daniels Store
On Sunday December 6 Mr and Mrs Daniels hosted an open house for family members many of whom had not yet seen the new store A banquet dinner followed at Sporthaven.
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Dirs. Daniels
Meany
Sporthaven
Taet on recognizing when to be big and when not to belittle
Taet emphasizes judgment in choosing ambition and restraint. It discusses discernment in treating others with respect while advancing aims. The saying urges balance between confidence and humility in social and professional dealings.
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