Myrtle Point Herald notice and publication details
Editorial note from the Myrtle Point Herald provides publication and mailing information for the Myrtle Point Mercury. It lists the newspaper’s address at P.O. Box 576 Myrtle Point Oregon and states it is published weekly and entered as second class mail under the act of March 3 1879.
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Defusing Population Bomb Predictions
Population growth forecasts for the United States face possible error as data suggest the 200 million target for 2000 may be inaccurate. Experts weigh changing demographic composition, baby boom aging, and mortality trends as key factors shaping future population paths.
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New Year Reflections on National Values and Reform
The piece urges broad New Year resolutions for 1990s governance and civics. It calls for restraint on government demands, reduced private sector pressure, pride in work, and universal respect for people, property, and law to improve national prospects.
Fragmented text outlines political shifts and committee changes
The passage notes tenure shifts within committees, with members retiring or being replaced. It references a freshman in 1967, changes among Republicans, and a North Dakota or regional representative facing movement within the ladder of leadership as a national higher education expert weighs in on the process.
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Gregen
Oregon Higher Education Faces Federal Aid Shaping in 1970
The Dellenbeach subcommittee reviews federal funding amid changes in 1960s programs. Agencies like the National Science Foundation and the National Endowment for the Arts influence sums, with Oregon universities ranking high in federal dollars. Key acts, Higher Education Act 1906 and Facilities Act 1963, must be renewed by June 30 1970 as interdepartmental talks consider student aid, community college support, and institutional growth.
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Education
National Science Foundation
Office of Komcenic Opportunity
National Foundation For the Arts and Humanities
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University of Oregon
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Biel Urpgen
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In & Wilieges
Grin'n Boor Survives Week Of Printing Woes
The Herald faced a series of production hurdles as a major printing machine failed and repairs demanded high costs. Editors arranged coverage with the Coquille Valley Sentinel while power outages and comma errors in the typesetting were corrected. By Tuesday evening the staff regrouped to meet the publication deadline.
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Coquille Valley Sentinel
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Welfare critique urges tough changes to aid programs
A reader argues the A D C welfare component fuels divorce and broken homes. They urge moving away from emotional appeals to hard common sense reforms to curb the welfare bureaucracy.
Electric washer-dryer promises easier laundry care
Fragmentary copy describes an electric washer and dryer offering ease for permanent press fabrics and wrinkle reduction. It hints at a Bolton or Bolly brand promotion and suggests a solution for households seeking improved laundry equipment.
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Myrtle Point Junior High wins season opener in basketball
Myrtle Point Junior High opened its basketball season by defeating Bucher Mill, with the Juniors claiming the court as they started strong. The report reflects a reminiscence of past games from an earlier era, noting a long history of local sports coverage.
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