Editorial on Lincoln’s Birthday and Lincoln’s legacy
Commentary recalls Abraham Lincoln as the first president to view slavery as immoral and to preserve the Union under trial. It notes his limited formal schooling, self-education, perseverance, and moral leadership, including emancipation, victory over secession, and his second inaugural vision for reconciliation and lasting peace. Lincoln’s assassination and national mourning are referenced as well, highlighting his enduring influence on American ideals.
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Oregon workers safety push spurs federal OSHA support
The piece discusses Oregon implementing OSHA style safety rules across industries. It notes inspectors, fines, and citations, with Oregon officials aligning state efforts to federal standards. The report contrasts Oregon progress with broader national injury trends and regulatory impact.
Man and moral duty in a changing world
A reflective piece argues humans cannot escape inner responsibility despite external change. It contrasts past and present with questions about free will, progress, science, and the impact of detergents and pollution on rivers. It urges focusing on the inner man rather than attempting to overhaul the world.
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Critics Blast Court System For Coddling Burglars
In Myrtle Point readers express frustration with lenient sentencing and pretrial release. They blame judges for favoring suspects over victims, warn of repeat crimes, and call for electing stricter judges to restore order and public safety.
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Democratic fundraiser raises 9000 in Coos and Curry counties
Nellie Rigger reports a successful Democratic fundraiser with 9000 dollars raised in Coos and Curry Counties. She credits volunteers, media partners, local businesses, and party activists for planning the spaghetti feed and the Edith Green party event. The note thanks supporters, organizers, and donors while praising enthusiastic turnout and momentum for future events.
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Coos
Curry County
World telecommunication leaders reveal long distance call stats
US citizens averaged 779 long distance calls per person in 1970, with Canada and the UK also showing high activity. Sweden and Iceland followed as top nations for talkativeness, marking the period as a peak in international communication.
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Japan
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Canada
Sweden
Iceland
Spring Quips From Small-Town Papers Arrive
A trio of witty lines from small newspapers opens with a blunt view on parenting and car safety, then a caution about losing one’s temper, and a note on springtime jewelry turning green. The quotes showcase regional voices from Lynden Washington Mullens West Virginia and Deposit New York.
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