Oregon Coast Sportsmen Council Meets Tall Order
The Oregon Coast Sportsmen's Council held its last 1968 meeting at Myrtle Point with officers elected: Al Brown president Jim Luhrs vice president Ron Carpani secretary and Earle Davison treasurer. They pledged 25 toward a Seven Mile Creek pond rearing project and urged wildlife habitat work and elk transplants in Southwestern Oregon. They plan to protest IRS firearm law interpretations and support higher grazing fees on federal lands while resisting netting in coastal rivers.
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Oregon Coast Sportsmen’s Council
Myrtle Point Sportsmen
al Brown
Langlois
Ophir
Port Orford Rifle and Pistol Club
Jim Luhrs
Ron Carpani
Coos Bay
Earle Davison
Bandon Sportsmen’s Club
Seven Mile Creek
Randolph Slough
Coquille River
Max Wylie
Lester Lobie
Tom McCall
Bill Hall
Oregon Game Commission
Oregon
Internal Revenue Service
Weyerhaeuser Co
Georgia Pacific Co
Salem lawmakers set to act on tax relief plan from Gov McCall
In an informal Salem poll legislators elect property tax relief as first order of business. Gov Ton McCall proposes a broad reform package including a 1 percent sales tax to fund schools and phase out the inventory tax, aiming to lift state aid to 50 percent and reduce local tax reliance.
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Ton. McCall
McCall
Livestock Identification Meet Set in Salem
A January 6-7 meeting in Salem will study inter state livestock movement problems with representatives from Oregon and four neighboring states. Participants will discuss an improved livestock identification system to aid producers and markets and reduce inspection costs.
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Oregon
Salem
Agriculture Building Conference Room
Walter Leth
U.S. Department of Agrculture
Packers and Stockyards Administration
J. Merle Hoskin
Portland
USDA
Parnell Sees Decline in Oregon School Dropouts
Oregon's 1968 high school class graduation rate reached 83 percent while dropout totals for 1967 68 stood at 4286. State Superintendent Dale Parnell urged stronger guidance and counseling as behavior and loss of interest drive students from school, noting nearly half of dropouts occur in the twelfth grade.
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Oregon
Oregon Board of Education
Board of Education
Dale Parnell
Parnell
Coos Bay Attorney Named Northwestern Law Chairman
Coos Bay attorney Fred P. Eason was named a county chairman for Northwestern School of Law’s $2 million statewide fund drive underway. Judge Carl Francis announced the appointment, and Eason will contact Northwestern alumni in Coos and Douglas counties to boost support for a new law school complex, library, and student loans funding. The drive targets full alumni participation as the school seeks accreditation.
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Coos Bay
Fred P. Eason
Northwestern School of Law
Carl Francis
McMinnville
Portland
Eason
Northwestern
Coos
Douglas
Law School
Lewis and Clark Col
Beef Gift Certificates Sell Big In Oregon Holidays
Oregon buyers doubled purchases of beef gift certificates this year compared with 1964 figures. Managers report over $10,000 in orders from businessmen for employee and customer gifts and heavy bank sales. Certificates in $5 $10 and $15 denominations redeemable at many U S retail stores. Last year sales surpassed $60,000 and this year projected near $100,000.
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Oany
United States
Alien Address Report Underway in Oregon
Immigration official C W Johnson says the annual alien address report program is under way in Oregon. Last year 23760 aliens reported addresses. this year expectations point to a slight rise due to immigration law changes. Reports are legally required and penalties may follow noncompliance. Forms available at post offices and INS offices.
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C. W. Johnson
The
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Johnson
Oregon
Jomson
United States
and Naturalisation Service
Immigration and
Medicare payment changes raise patient costs in hospitals
Changes in Medicare deductibles and daily co insurance take effect in January raising the first hospital bill from 40 to 44 for beneficiaries and adjusting daily co insurance for days 1 90 and post hospital care. The adjustments apply only to hospital insurance not medical benefits.
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Frances M. Watts
Coos County
Medicare
Christmas Drawing Winners in Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point merchants held a Christmas drawing last Saturday with turkeys awarded to Breadshows Camilla Lea Mrs Elvin Murray and Helen. Three gift certificates were given, a 910 00 gift certificate to Gloria Kirkpatrick an 85 00 certificate to Nancy Donavean and a 950 00 gift certificate to Scott Barnes.
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Myrtle Point
Camilla Lea
Elvin Murray
Helen
Gloria Kirkpatrick
Nancy Donavean
Scott Barnes
Assessments reviewed by Coos County Board of Equalization
The Coos County Board of Equalization reviewed a 449 sale sample from 1968 and heard private appraisers’ detail. They affirmed an assessment ratio of 98.3 percent, with rural and suburban lands flagged for closer scrutiny. A final 1968 sale-year study will follow in early 1969.
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Coos County
Board of Equalization
Tax Commission
Francis Flanagan
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