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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1969
Page
5
Myrtle Point Herald lists managing editor Shirley Francis society editor Maree Nichols production staff Jamice Wilson Rod Slanga and Establised 10860, published Thursdays by The Myrtle Point Herald, P O Box 578 Myrtle Point Ore 97408, entered second class postage under the 1897 act.
A nine year old Arlington boy Todd Laney’s guest editorial in the Citizen Journal inspires a Vietnam era response. Sgt Curtiss Mincher of the 198th Infantry Brigade writes from Che Lai Vietnam praising Todd’s patriotism and promising a brigade patch in tribute.
The piece praises labor reporter Victor Riese and notes ILA threats to boycott Swedish shipping over Sweden’s aid to North Vietnam. It argues the action would harm Swedish commerce and signal U.S. support for allies in Vietnam while countering Swedish–American ties.
Oregon Retail Council director Louis R Norris warns Title VII expansion of sex discrimination may trigger conflicts with state law. He cites EEOC rulings on work hours and rest periods, and notes Oregon extends protections to small employers. Enforcement shifts to Oregon Bureau of Labor.
A letter from Congressman John Dellenback discusses continuing a Washington based column for Fourth District editors. He asks for feedback on sustaining the 300 to 500 word pieces and notes reader engagement, with calls for timely constituent updates and views. The note includes editor inquiries and audience letters to Packwood on Oregon life and environmental concerns.
The fourth installment of 1960 estimated corporate taxes is due December 15 1969 according to AG Erickson District Director Internal Revenue Oregon Corporations should pay using Form 503 at Federal Reserve or authorized banks The installment covers a fraction of 1969 estimated tax and is payable by the date. The note urges timely remittance. TIME TO SET NEW GOALS continues with praise for the moon landing and argues redirecting space funds to domestic priorities. The author suggests space efforts be reduced and resources redirected to urgent home problems.
The piece argues that funds and effort from space exploration should shift toward critical national needs such as environment education and housing. It asserts a firm commitment to solving planetary problems by applying the same dedication used for space, urging a redirected allocation of resources and energy.
The December 12 2006 Myrtle Point Enterprise notes the Criterion Speciality Company led by Berry and Clarke will present a New Year’s Eve entertainment at the Opera House featuring the farce Ghost in a Pawn Shop musical specialties funny songs and Razor Jim. Posters will advertise the event as Christmas approaches.
The article notes off year primaries draw limited Oregon voter interest while on May 26 1970 census work counts residents for legislative and congressional redistricting. Lawmakers elected in 1970 must oversee reapportionment in the 56th 1971 session though the Secretary of State could finish the task if needed. Six measures including Capital Construction Bonds dominate the ballot with long term effects.
A survey of proposed Oregon measures includes a proposal to revise the state constitution abolishing discriminatory language and extending legislative membership, a pollution control bond plan, lowering the voting age to 19, and a local school property tax equalization measure amid battles forming among supporters and opponents.
A collection of aphorisms and personal reflections on ambition effort and kindness. The piece emphasizes setting goals knowing direction valuing small acts and maintaining patience while contrasting productivity with envy and persistence.
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