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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1974

Page

4

Nurse practitioner arrives in Powers as town repairs loom

During a city council meeting on Tuesday, Dec. 16, residents learned a nurse practitioner has arrived in Powers and awaits house and clinic repairs to start practicing. The evening included routine business and notices of upcoming events at the church and local organizations.

Mabel Thorp Tweeday Hir Harold Ross Women of the Moose Mooseheart

Dora School Christmas Party Set for December 13

Dora Sitkum P T A plans its annual Christmas party at Dora School on Friday December 13 at 7 30. Students of the Funny School will perform A Cowboy Christmas with carols and other entertainment from both schools. It is a dessert potluck and all are invited.

Dora Sitkum P.T.A Dora Schoo The Funny School Dora School Kickinsey Hazel Briggs Lena Beaver Rotin Laurilee

LCDC outlines land use goals progress and housing focus

L B Day, LCDC chair, reports progress on statewide land use goals including a new housing objective and high priority on transportation. LCDC denies a moratorium on development while plans conform with goals and notes no suspension of other agencies' planning. Final public hearing set for Dec 9 at the State Capitol.

L.b.day Land Conservation and Development Commission LCDC Day LCODC Willamette Valley Coos Bay Klamath Falls Cern Columbia Corge Cuizing State Capitol

State University enrolls record 15,948 students this fall

Nearly 13,400 of the students are from Oregon with 218 from Coos County. The 80 stated are represented in the student body and 636 come from 64 foreign countries. This year's enrollment is the largest ever, surpassing the 15,548 high of 1371. Coos County towns listed include Bandon 11 Broadbent 2 Charleston 1 Coos Bay 27 Eastside 2 La Side 8 Myrtle Point 14 North Bend 63 Powers 2.

State University Oregon Coos County Bandon Broadbent Charleston Coos Bay Coullle Eastside Laside Myrtle Point North Bend Powers Provence

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