Oregon Land Development Consumer Protection Act
Oregon lawmakers debate a land development consumer protection act. The bill, sponsored by Rep. AuCoin, aims to ensure disclosure to buyers, require registration of subdivisions, and empower the Real Estate Commissioner to investigate and inspect developments. Penalties include fines up to 900 608 dollars and potential imprisonment.
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Phop- Sreyer
Oragen's
Gvindmeton
Eimsimiler- Gomes
Les AuCein
Meusq
Wee
Oregon
Yyw Land
AuCela
Forest Grove
AwCela
Husianas
AuCoin
Friedman to speak on flying saucers and misconceptions
Friedman discusses UFOs and rebutts nonbelievers at lectures since 1967. He cites technical papers in professional journals and talks to college and professional audiences in the United States and Canada.
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Friedman
Seeley
F. Astomautics
Air Force
Myrtle Point Public Meetings Schedule and Locations
Public meeting notices list city council regular meetings first and third Mondays at 7 30 p m in council chambers 424 Fifth St Myrtle Point. Also Coquille River Cone mission bank meetings third Tuesday monthly. District 4 School Board meets second and fourth Mondays in the 212 Spruce building. Planning Commission meets second Monday at city hall 424 Fifth St. Library Board meets Tuesdays before the last Friday at 4 pm Flora M Laird Memorial Library at Fifth and Willow.
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Bayrtle Point City
Fifth St
Coquille River
Bank of
Myrtle Point
Spruce
Myrtle Point City
Flora M. Laird
Willow
Coos County Farm Receipts Reach 14.49 Million in 1973
Coos County farm receipts for 1973 are estimated at 14.49 million dollars, up 21 percent from 1972, led by dairy products at 5.42 million and cattle and calves at 4.863 million. Net income to farmers may not rise as production costs climb, with grain and hay costs nearly doubling. Cranberry output dipped slightly due to smaller berry size and a June frost.
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Coos County
Lynn Cannon
David Keir
United States
Bank Security achieves officer promotions in Coos County
Security Bank of Coos County announces new officer alignments. Chuck Brummell becomes executive vice president replacing the late Charles Poehlistz. Ross Pinkley remains Coquille branch manager and vice president. Ramona Evans is appointed assistant vice president. Gene Holt moves from assistant cashier to cashier. Vera Gill becomes assistant cashier. Others include Mike Roby, Billie Pinkerton, and Jim Buchanan as assistant cashiers at Myrtle Point and Coquille branches.
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Security Bank of
Coos County
Charles Poehlistz
Chuck Brummell
Security Bank
Ross Pinkley
Coquille
Ramona Evans
Gene Holt
Vera Gill
Mike Roby
Myrtle Point
Billie Pinkerton
Jim Buchanan
Meeting date changed for Port of Coquille River Commission
The Port of Coquille River Commission alters its meeting to the fourth Tuesday at 8 p.m. The session will take place in the Bank of Myrtle Point building.
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Port of Coquille River Commission
Bank of Myrtle Point
Willamette Wind Ensemble to perform in Myrtle Point gym
The 34 member Willamette University Wind Ensemble directed by Maurice Brennen will present a Friday concert at 2 pm in Myrtle Point High School gym as part of their annual water tour of Oregon cities. The program includes Father of Victory Phedre Overture Antiphony for Winds and Five Mellow Winds among others.
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Willamette University
Maurice Brennen
Myrtle Point High School
Oregon
Louis Ganne
Jules Massenet
Jacques Ibert
Robert Ward
Nestico, Lowden and Higgins
John Philip Sousa
Black Horse Troop
Medicheck program begins to keep children healthy
Coos County Public Health Department launches Medicheck for children from birth to 21. Clinics run in Coos Bay on Tuesdays 9 12 and Coquille on the first and third Thursdays 1 5. Appointments: Coos Bay 269 1806 Coquille 396 3121 ext 329. Screenings include vision hearing dental physical and lab tests.
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Medicheck
Coos County
County Court House
Health Department
Coos Bay
Coquille
Roush on honor roll at Oregon State University
Gary D. Roush a senior in education at Oregon State University is listed on the scholastic honor roll for fall term at O6U.
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Gary D. Roush
Oregon State University
O6u
SWOCE Offers MP Courses For Myrtle Point Area
Southwestern Oregon Community College will run six winter term courses for Myrtle Point residents. Courses include Intermediate Cultar on Tuesdays 7 8 p.m. at Myrtle Point High School starting Jan 8 Painting Mondays 7 10 p.m. at the high school starting Jan 7 Conversational French Wednesdays 7 10 p.m. starting Jan 9 Small Business Operations Thursdays 7 10 p.m. starting Jan 9 Shumas fics Tuesdays and Thursdays 7 8 30 p.m. starting Jan 3 Contemporary Concerns Tuesdays 11 a.m. at Myrtle Point High School Registration is by mail or at the first class.
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Southwestern Oregon Community College
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Ue
Myrthe Point
Pacific Power seeks 23 percent Oregon rate rise
PP and L seeks approval from the Oregon Public Utility Commissioner for an average 23 percent electric rate hike in Oregon. The utility serves 31 communities and projects about 24 million dollars in extra annual revenue based on 1972 data. Residential bills would rise five to 18 cents daily at typical usage, while small firms gain less and large customers face higher costs. The filing targets all rate categories.
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Pacific Power & High Company
Oregon Public Utility Commissioner
Oregon
Pp&l
Pacific
Pacific Power
Day care help needed at Myrtle Point center
Volunteers are sought to donate hours or days to the Myrtle Point Parent/Child Involvement Center day care facility. Call 572-5211 or Mae Stahan at 572-3544 for details.
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Myrtle Point
Parent/Child Involvement Center
Mae Stanahan
New Great Decision Course Offered by Southwestern Oregon CC
A winter quarter course titled Great Decisions based on the Foreign Policy Association program will run at Southwestern Oregon Community College starting January 31 in Dellwood 21. The two hour transfer credit class features instructors Robert Croft and Robert Bower with options for credit or noncredit participation and no tuition, though students must buy the Great Decision 1974 book and register January 3–11 in Tioga Hall.
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Foreign Policy Association
Oregon Decision Council
Southwestern Oregon Community College
Dellwood
SWOCC
Robert Croft
Robert Bower
Tioga Hall
Federal Energy Office opens Agriculture Desk in Seattle
Richard Sainsbury named head of Agriculture Desk at the Federal Energy Office Seattle headquarters to coordinate fuel allocations for farms and food processors. Sainsbury, formerly with the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service, will resolve agricultural and food processing tools needs. director William Simon stresses fuel support as farmers boost production. Seattle contact extends to Area code 2046 and 442-7270. Address listed as Room 1151, Federal Office Building, 909 1st Avenue Seattle WA 98104.
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Jack B. Robertson
Federal Energy Office
Agriculture Desk
Seattle
Richard Sainsbury
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sainsbury
Case Resoluton
Salisbury
National Energy
William &. Simon
Federal Office
1St Avenue
Wash
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Department of Commerce, Commerce
Salem
State
Portland
Ore
Ban Gitte
Myrtle Penn
Loggers Shades
Myrtle Pals Lions Club
Coos
Security Wun
Chuck Brummel
Saint-Saens
Raleigh
Vaughan Williams
David Bennet
Schanke
Vaughan Willams
Brennen
Northwestern University
Elmhurst, Ill
Medicheck Program
Roush
SWOCE
Exernmental Coast Guard
Newport
Washington
Yaquina Bay
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