Oregon Faces Income Tax Debates In 1963 Legislature
Salem Scene predicts a budget deficit of 40 to 50 million prompting possible tax increases in the 1963 Oregon Legislative session. Proposals include a cigarette tax 4c per pack, a broadened income tax base, limited luxury sales tax, and liquor price hikes. Opinion favors cautious scrutiny and potential special elections. statewide sales tax faces opposition.
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Salem
Robert H. Ebsner
Elsner
Oregon
Union
North Carolina
Colorado
Walter Pearson
Portland
Engstroms Sell Home and Nearby Moves Noted
Local report notes Dr Edward Engstrom and wife sold their 20th street home off Stover Lane to Dr and Robert Haug and family. Engstroms moved to the Pounds house on Myrtle Crest. Also mentioned are a goose hunt party in Lake View and several visitors in Coos Bay including Gus Metagus and Angelo Metagus.
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Edward Engstrom
20Th Street
Stover Lane
Robert Haug
Ie Engstrom
Pounds House
Myrtle Crest
Beatnik Dance Held at Myrtle Point High School
Myrtle Point high school junior class sponsored a beatnik dance with a beatnik theme. Decorations reflected the theme and proceeds benefited the junior class treasury.
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Myrtle Point High School
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Public notice fragment hints at civic information
Fragmentary OCR shows garbled text referencing public notices and civic matters with unreadable names and dates, offering only a glimpse of a local publication’s typical notice format.
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Myrtle Point Herald
Myrtle Point
BRT
Y. Hall, JR
Phyllis Countryman
E. F. Hall
Publisners
Ady
Mark Hatfield
House
Clarence Barton
D-Coquille
Associated Oregon Industries
The
Statwide Business Association
Business
Hatfield
Legislative Assembly
Lakeview Area
Rudy Rochek
Milton Roth
Ray Getchell
Jack Sturza
Robert Bellial
James Johnson
Coos Bay
Gus Metagus
Bob Mullins
Medford
Angelo Metagus
Angel Academy
Angel
Bobcat Hoopers
Pacific Power & Light Company
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