Woolley Defends Summers at Feb Meeting of Police Commissions
At a February 3 Police Commissions meeting Woolley defended Summers and found no fault with Chief Summers conduct. Summers said he faced past complaints, and Winningham cited agreement with Ed Summers that no further action was needed. A communications lapse caused breathalyzer and DMV refusal issues, now corrected. The council also announced recognition for Dr. A. H. Thomas and appointed new civic committees.
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Woolley
Police Comailies
Summers
Sumners
Winningham
Ed Summers
Ube
4. H. Thomas
Theses
Les Crewherd
Mike Moben
Gary Gelling
Jail plan endorsed by chamber presented to county board
The Coos County Chamber of Commerce endorsed a jail plan at a meeting held midweek and prepared a resolution Monday. The plan was presented to the Coos County Commissioners at their Wednesday matting.
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Chamber
Coos County
Southearn
Councilman with key role resigns from council
A councilman with significant influence resigns from office amid unclear reasons. The move impacts local governance as the community awaits official statements and possible interim appointments.
Myrtle Polat Chamber approves 1976 budget at meeting
The Myrtle Polat Chamber of Commerce approved a budget of 2240 for 1976 during a Monday meeting at the Myr- Restaurant. District 41 School Superintendent Ger was mentioned in attendance.
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Myrtle Polat Chamber of Commerce
Myr- Restaurant
Veaway
Swing choir to present concert by The New Vibrations
The Myrtle Point High School swing choir The New Vibrations plans a concert on Wednesday. They aim to raise funds for expenses ahead of a tour to Portland. The group features several members including Mar Sah and Deb Whiteot as part of its lineup.
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Myrtle Poiat High School
New Vibrations
Wedacodsy
Portland
Mari Sah
Nether Wilson
Mer- Liyeisal
Deb. Whiteot
Bar- Were
Baseett
Pan Brummel
Public hearing set for Powers highway project March 27
A plan to upgrade Powers highway to a 68 foot roadway with four 13 foot lanes and four foot shoulders is to be discussed at a public hearing March 27. Informational sessions March 26 and 27 offer project details relocation aid and environmental impact data. Alfred Shirley Jr regional engineer Roseburg can provide information.
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Powers Highway
Broadbent
White Bridge
Powers
Powers Moose Lodge
Spm
State Highway Division
Transportation Commission
State Highway
Salem
Highway Division Region 3
S. E. Cobb Street
Roseburg
City Hall
Powe
Coquille
Alfred Shirley, Jr
Public notice fragment points to sale details
Damaged text fragment shows a local public notice listing actions and officials but lacks complete data to identify the meeting, deadline, or place. Core readable items include references to a sale and public authority.
Title VI Funds Benefit Myrtle Point School District
Myrtle Point School District receives 80 609 dollars in Title VI funds from Ceos Curry Council of Governments for February to December 1975 to cover wages for two carpenters and one welding technician. Funds support job opportunities and associated school activities plus instructional taping projects to improve teaching techniques district wide.
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Myrtle Point
Ceos-Curry Council of Governmenns
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Renee
Oregon State Highway Division
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