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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1972
Page
2
The Myrtle Point Herald lists BILL PALMROTH as Editor and General Manager SMIRLEY FRANCES as Society Editor and MARIE MECMOLSE as Production staff. Established 1869 the paper is published every Thursday from Myrtle Point Oregon with mail address P O Box 578 and second class postage paid.
Editorial notes National FFA Week February 1926 and recalls how youth in Future Farmers of America are portrayed. It highlights FFA’s aims leadership character development service thrift scholarship and practical agricultural experience through local chapters and student officers.
The article discusses rising cardiovascular disease risks and the need for awareness. It highlights the role of education, screening, and community programs to reduce deaths from heart attack and stroke, urging citizens to act on warning signs and support heart fund initiatives through volunteers and contributions.
A fragmented account describes Russian life and attitudes observed on city streets and subways. It notes clothing, mobility, and the state’s controls on employment and movement, with comments on class and daily life under the regime.
The old man feels better after a short nap as he wakes refreshed. The text suggests that rest or sleep improves his mood and energy, noting relief upon waking.
The article notes a family's splurges on clean soda and rising medical bills after a tax refund. It then reports on the Coquille Chamber of Commerce ending River Days and the Myrtle Point Antique Car Show facing turnout, budget issues, and lingering youth-related damage to cars, with a stagnant entry list.
City Investing outlines seven misconceptions about brokers including infallibility, data overload, account complexity, conflicts of interest, required licensing, and gender bias. It urges investors to focus on goals, diversification, and real performance versus market averages.
Lifelong Coos County resident Janes Bud Gibbs 88 died February 10 in Coquille. Born October 2, 1883, Gibbs enjoyed horticulture and violin making and crafted non tempered knives for friends. He is survived by several relatives in Coquille and nearby towns. Services were held in Coquille with arrangements by Myrtle Point Chapel and interment at Norway Cemetery. Also reported is the death of Maxine Lotsterson, 48, of Powers, who died February 10 in Coquille. services and survivors listed, including husband Harry Pierson Sr., several children, and other relatives. The section closes with unrelated quotes from local papers.
A reader thanks Chief Mitch and the Fire Department for use of the Fire Hall and expresses gratitude to all who supported the March of Dimes campaign. Special thanks go to Mrs. Ded Leep and to every contributor and marcher for their warm welcome and help.
An analysis outlines a proposed approach to curb inflation through targeted health care cost controls. The piece discusses drug prices, policy options, and potential impacts on consumers and medical providers, emphasizing systemic reforms and timing.
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