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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1971
Page
2
Editorial notes Myrtle Point and Arago residents rally to aid two fire victims with showers and furnished housing. It also discusses a mood of limited response to a 98.58 million bond issue for a new Myrtle Point High School, arguing state requirements push the district to address sub standard facilities.
Griz facility faces space shortage while Supt Jos Stewart says the building remains sound and could serve as a middle school for grades six to eight for several years. The district argues expanding the current site is costly and proposes a bond to finance a new high school at Myrtle Point's south end. Voters worry about possible consolidation with Coquille if the plan fails.
A survey of 6 000 firms finds the average annual fringe benefit per employee has risen to 2052 dollars from 450 in twenty years, with costs up two to four percent over two years. Smaller firms pay 13 to 15 percent of payroll, larger firms up to 30 percent, for medical insurance life disability pensions and more as part of the unseen paycheck.
The House passed HR-10835, the Consumer Protection Act, with 344 to 44, creating an Independent Consumer Protection Agency. It would empower CPA to represent consumers before federal agencies, gather data, conduct tests, and handle complaints, while safeguarding trade secrets. Senate subcommittee review follows.
Pollution control engineers rely on industrial bag filters to trap corrosive particles and hazardous chemicals in exhaust stacks. Nomex fabric provides long life under heat and stress, enabling filtration above work areas to prevent contamination of outside air.
A torn letter of anger targets a speeding motorist who calls police “dumb” after a ticket. The author vents about wrecks and death from high speed driving and pleads for lawful action and accountability.
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