Grade A Dairies Rise in Oregon Despite Narrow Gain
Oregon's Grade A dairy count shows a small reversal from declines, up to 849 in 1970 from 1,044 in 1965 as producer–distributors decline continues. Herd sizes rise with 75–100 ton and 150+ cow classes expanding while 35 cow or fewer classes fall. Largest dairies include Duvaie Farm Cave Junction and Mia Masten Kinmonth Falls, with Mallorie's Dairy Silverton notable for 890 cows before license revocation. Bulk tanks replace cans. free stalls rise to 500 dairies and liquid manure tanks reach 308 in 1970.
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Oregon
Portland
Bess Dairies
Duvaie Farm
Cave Dwection
Mia. Masten
Kinmeth
Mallorie
Silverton
District 41 teachers face 5.56 percent pay rise and sabbatical plan
A District 41 school board committee, after talks with certified staff, recommends a 5.56 percent cost-of-living increase on current base salaries for teachers and principals plus half-year dental insurance up to 2.75 dollars monthly. The panel also proposes one sabbatical per year for qualified teachers with seven years in district, paying half the salary of a beginning teacher with a bachelor's degree.
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District 41
Joe Stewart
Doris Schermerhorn
Arago
Recommendations Made To Improve Covus County Youth Services
A special study team appointed by Coos County judges and commissioners released a report on Covus County youth services. The 70 recommendations aim to expand court policies on referrals to Belloni Boys Ranch, integrate court and ranch programs, boost supervision and training, leverage community resources, develop a police citation system, invite volunteers, establish a university court advisory committee, improve leisure-time programs, and provide space and full-time staffing for detention facilities. The report, directed by Joseph L. Thimm, is intended as a reference for improving already sound programs.
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Covus
Coos County
District 7
Governor's Commission On Youth
Route Pean
Juvenile Department
Cinerenet
Bay Area
Pean
Joseph L. Thimm
Oregon Corrections Division
Salem
Paul Lenarduzzi
Lane County
Eugene
Paul Moore
Cailiren’s
Corvallis
Lee Holiman
Parrott Creek Ranch
Oregon City
John Ellis
State Juvenile Parole
Dean Orton
Oregon Youth Care Center
Thimm
Timm
Governor's Youth Commission
Karvey Crim
Coos Bay
John Ore. Coquille
Irving Johnson
Reedaport
Richard MecCaufffe
Springfield
Joseph Thimm
Oregon Seeks Bond Sales Quota for Counties
The Oregon Savings Bonds Committee reports the state aims for a county by county quota totaling about 332 200 in Savings Bonds sales this year. Each county would share a portion of the state goal based on population and past sales activity.
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Oregon Savings Bonds Committee
Ounty Savings Bonds Committee
L. G. Cutlip
State of Oregon
Ooregun County
Cutp
United States Savings
Wraner
Seasonal employment trends at Coos Bay Cragin office
The Coos Bay office reports unemployment rising across sectors compared with two years ago and last month. Lumber and wood products show layoffs from high winds and snow with few hires. veneer plant workers faced layoffs after a three week layoff. Construction remains minimal but expected to rise month end. Longshore activity varies and retail trade slows due to weather, with hiking service jobs and promotions around Mother's Day.
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Coos Bay
Cragin Minke
Cocos County
Konka
Curry County
PP and L announces planned 1971 high voltage projects
PP and L reveals major grid upgrades in 1971 including eleven miles of 730000 volt lines and a new substation to receive and regulate power within County area alongside Pacific Power work. The note mentions the Bonneville region as a reference point for the schedule.
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Rceive
Regulnéte
eSee Ty Pacific Power
County
Bank Debits Show Decline Across Reporting Books
The report notes declines in bank debits for the 10 reporting books including Oregon and related institutions. December figures show lower totals versus prior years with percentage changes discussed. The University of Oregon Bureau of Business and Economic Research released December 1978 and 1970 data, noting declines and percent changes in bank debts and totals across periods.
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University of Oregee Bureau of Business
Eeenemée Research
Oregon
Hense
Pacific Power plans $8 million Fairview substation in Coos County
Pacific Power and Light confirms a new Fairview substation near Olive Barter Road in Coos County will tie into the 115000 volt line to Kennedy switching station. Construction starts late February or early March with right of way clearing underway. the $8 million project highlights rising regional energy demand and PP&L’s 1971 capital program.
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Kennedy
Pp&l
Coos County
Pacific Power
Fairview
Wility
Coos Bay sees uneven seafood work and slight jobless dip
Konka notes sporadic seafood processing with shifts cutting and stopping as allowed times. Optimism grows that housing starts may lift employment. In the month the Coos Bay office processed 1,686 new or reopened unemployment claims, 88 more than last month and 1,430 for the same month last year, totaling 7,460 weeks claimed.
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Konka
Coos Bay
Pulse of Life film shown with rescue demo by Myrtle Point Fire
The Myrtle Point Fire Department will present a film Pulse of Life and a mouth to mouth resuscitation demonstration next Monday at 7 30 p.m. in the fire hall. The public is invited and asked to call the Myrtle Point Police Department Friday or Saturday to indicate attendance. There will be a modest admission charge.
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Myrtle Crest Gym
Dhow
U. S
Robert Detlefsen
Curt Beckham
Myrtle Point
Drug Seminar Begins Two Day Program in Coos Bay
A two day seminar on mind altering drugs starts Thursday at Southwestern Oregon Community College Coos Bay. The program features videotapes with Dr David Smith and Dr Jack Downing plus discussions led by Dr Amelia Lipton and Dr Erwin Quinn. It targets medical personnel social workers teachers counselors police and clergy and covers drug terminology social influences and handling drug problems. It is approved for ten hours by the American Academy of General Practice with a $10 fee and advance registration is available through the college Office of Continuing Education.
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Southwestern Oregon Community College
Coos Bay
David KL. Smith
Height - Ashbury Clinic
San Francisco
Jack Downing
Division of Continuing Education
Amelia Lipton
Eerwin Quinn
University of Oregon Medical School
Portland
American Academy
Office of Continuing Education
TV Repair Manager Retires From Local Septic Shop
A former television repair shop manager, born in iyrtie Peiet and longtime employee of 13 years, faced an 8 week furlough as the shop in Sclvang closed. The notice notes his prior 8 months in the field and lists his career in the repair business.
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Barkiow
Iyrtie Peiet
Sclvang
Reece
Budget meeting set for Feb 15 in district session
The Myrtis Polm School District 41 Budget Committee announces its first meeting of the year on February 15. Public invited to attend as officials review the 4s year's budget and outline planned allocations.
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Myrtis Polm
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