Majority backs inviting tourists in Oregon study
A survey by Bardsley & Massacher Inc. shows about three quarters of Oregonians favor continuing to invite tourists. The October study, similar to 1972 results, details regional splits with coastal areas strongest support and eastern counties least against.
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Stumpage totals soar at November BLM timber sale
Four parcels containing 30,318,000 board feet sold for 6,853,142.9 reflecting a 9 percent price rise from appraisals. International Paper Co. led Duck Creek's 12,823,000 foot tract in Douglas County with Roseburg Lumber Co. close behind. other tracts lie in Coos County with Moore Mill & Lumber Co. and Roseburg Lumber Co. among top bidders. Douglas fir values jumped from 124.32 to 271 per MBF.
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Moore Mill & Lumber Co
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