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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1972
Page
3
Myrtle Point Herald prints indicate staff roles and the paper’s long history. Editor Shirley Francis. Marie Nichols, Kathy Moward in management. production and society notes shown. established 1860 with weekly Thursday issues.
Editorial argues the federal budget is out of control with mounting deficits and that wage and price controls would harm the economy. It cites Senator William Brock of Tennessee proposing a five year expenditure review, program evaluation, pilot tests of new programs, and a congressional priorities committee. The piece dismisses tax increases as the wrong fix and urges budget reform rather than inflation controls.
Senator Byrd Jr outlines rising receipts and outlays from 1954 to 1973 in a prepared table. He notes 1954 deficits and 1973 projections show larger deficits and higher interest on the public debt. He argues for restraint on expanding government spending despite an election year.
Donald Underwood alleges violations of City Ordinance 751 in a new four unit building on View Street, including site area, lot definition, and yard setbacks. He urges residents to attend the Dec. 18 council meeting to press for action and question variances while noting impact on property values and streetscape.
Enthusiastic turnout marked the grand opening last Friday amid freezing weather. Local residents and county visitors attended as the Bank of Myrtle Point, after years of planning and FDIC approval, opened in temporary quarters last spring and unveiled a new facility on November 20. The community has shown strong support for two local banks, signaling a promising future for the institution.
Southwest Oregon Community College announces a second 83 day European field course titled Survey of Visual Art to run July 5 87 1973 in Europe. The program offers up to nine transferable Art credits and includes Rome Pompeii Edinburgh Amsterdam galleries and museums visits with a triple occupancy price of 1100. Registration requires a 100 reservation fee by June 1 payable to Hal Buckner.
It promotes buying extension phones for multiple rooms with various colors and styles. A single installation covers all units and lower costs the more rooms you equip. It targets homeowners with larger houses offering bargains for ordering several at once.
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