Myrtle Point Herald and Staff Listing
Myrtle Point Herald published weekly on Thursdays lists editors and staff including bill palmrote, shirley francis, maiue nichols, kaiwy howard and society editor production roles. The paper is based in Myrtle Point Oregon with postal box 578 and established 1896.
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Bill Palmrote
Shirley Francis
Maiue Nichols
Kaiwy Howard A
Myrtle Point
P.O
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University of Oregon Brass Choir
la Lee
Universiy of Oregon Percussion Ensemble
Ron Faler
Myrtle Crest School
Myrtle Point Public Schools Music Department
Taxpayers under 25k pay vast share of government costs
Editorial notes IRS figures for 1970 show 97.2 percent of individual returns come from those earning below 25 000. They account for 85.5 percent of gross income and shoulder most government costs. Only 0.11 percent reported 1 million plus, debunking the myth that the rich fund all public needs.
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Internal Revenue Service
Lawmakers push property tax relief and offshore fish rules
Oregon legislators backed Gov Ton bie Sall's property tax relief plan with 43 votes, aiming for Senate approval and a spring vote. Bills target 50 mile offshore fisheries, small business and farmer relief, kindergarten funding, and school transportation costs, with support from Rep. Steven son and Rep. Grannell.
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House of Representatives
Doc Stevenson
Bill Grannell
Ton Bie Sall
Coos and
Curry Coun
State Senate
Rep
Granner
Sen
Ripper
Stevenson
Oregon
Russia
Japan
United States
Innstead
Grannel
Elk River
Ofeme
Senate
Ways and Means
Sen. Ripper
Umpqua
SWOCC
Cops
Curry
Women's lib prompts debate on equal pay and jobs
A Myrtie Point forum letter urges equal pay and opportunities for men and women while noting occupations viewed as feminine. readers discuss rights, local road issues, and newspaper coverage including city court, births, marriages, and local contests.
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Bigrtie Point
Pole bean production eyed again in Coos County
Coos County extension agent David Keir says a large bean processing company is seeking commercial pole bean production in Coos County. Past growing years 1967 to 1969 showed potential yields near 10 tons per acre, with two of three years producing acceptable results. Farmers should contact the Coos County extension office in Coquille for details and possible company visits.
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Coos County
David Keir
Coquille
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