Growth to 7100 per family by 1975 predicted
The Committee for Economic Development projects average after tax family income reach 7100 by 1975 up from 5300 today. It credits growth to private decisions and calls for stronger public education sustained investments and broader understanding of government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Washington
Committee
Harry Sherman
Book-of-the-Month Club, Inc
New York
United States
CED
Frazer B. Wilde
Connecticut General Life Insurance Colony
Hartford
Conn
Empire Lions Report Leads to Airborne Soil Inquiry
A report circulated about Empire soil analysis drew Bill Drips of KOIN-TV interest and a promise to revisit the area. The piece notes upcoming Powers Lions visit on February 18 to receive the Traveling Lion, with playful remarks about reception and past soil samples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Empire Lions
Bill Drips
Koin-Tv
Bill
Empire Lions Club
Powers Lions
Powers
Great Decisions topics and radio broadcasts listed
A sampling of national leadership views outlines topics for Great Decisions including Can We Deal with Russia and United Europe. The program runs weekly from February 2 to March 23 with half hour radio tapes aired Sundays KFIR Thursdays KWRO KOOS KWRO and KOAC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
United
China
U.N
Coos County
KOAC
KFIR
KWRO
KOOS
Sitkum News Tidbits and Local Happenings
Mrs Elmer Stroder returned from Los Angeles with updates on family. A 6 lb 10 oz baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Murl Laird at Mast hospital and is their third child. Mrs W A Nichason and Mrs Flossie Wilson faced high water delays returning from Myrtle Point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Stroder
Los Angeles
Calif
Florence
Murl Laird
Mast Hospital
Ivan Lard
W. A. Nichason
Flossie Wilson
Myrtle Point
Nichason
Duane Netland
Wilson
Annie Lett
Sam Jones
Valentine
Ray Shelton
Roseburg
Jim Lea
Dora
Ellis Southmayd
Charles Southmayd
Final Notice to Dog Owners on License Fees
Notice outlines license requirements for dogs over eight months and timing for license eligibility. Fees up to February 28, 1958 are 2.00 for males and spayed females and 3.00 for females, rising on March 1, 1958 to 3.00 and 4.50 respectively. A canvass will collect unlicensed dogs with penalties. untagged dogs are treated as unlicensed per Oregon law.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ray M. Shaffar
Lion Bob Mastin
Virgil Daniels
Lion John McKenzie
Lion Dangey
Lion Jack Bushnell
Bloodmobile Project
Miss Casebeer
Hoffman Bridge
CBT
Lion Bushnell
Coos Bay Area
Dean
California Blood Bank
California
Ethel Kranick
Bruce Munro
Islands
Bruce
Turkey
C Street
Great Decisions
Jack Bowen
Robert Les
Thomas E Kelly
Robert C Belloni
Jorge A Bolster
Agner Johnson
Watter
Coquille
Coos
Great Decisions Council
Dennis Wisby
J. L Felsheim
Bandon
P N. Belanger
Ernest W Payne
Jack Greenland
Preston Willis
C C Haliski
Coos Bay
J J Crabtree
North Bend
Robert Yantis
Arago
Pete Mast
Lewis Shindell
Della Belloni
Julia Duke
J. D. Hauschildt
Simmons
Ben Ash
Arago Group
Jack Knife
Meidon Carl
Gerry Wilberger
Arnold DeWall
Robert Slagle
Myrtle Point High School International Relations Club
Claud Myers
Ruth Ellis
Linda Ford
Floyd
Lynne Galloway
Rosella Smith
Klorice Luttrell
Frank
Mr. and
Mrs. Dresser
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Sitkum News
City Heating Oil CO
Standard Oil
Standard Heating
S & H Green Ee
Oregon
Herald
Patties
Tastewell
Oleo
KRAFT
Phillip Morris
Chesterfield
Bar Ani
U.S. No
Sunkist
Ray Ep
Person
Spruce St
Charleston
Worth
Dr. Morgan
Crawford
City Hall
Fourmile
Humane Society
Hiway
Takexine
Lakeside Mercantile
Myrtle Pit
Whittaker
North Chamber of Commerce
Stewarts Hardware
J. R McKelvy
L. A. Dorland
DOG Control Board OF
Cool County
R. Z. Rema
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