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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1972

Page

2

Freeze the spenders and curb inflation with a true freeze

Editorial argues that spending continues unchecked at all levels of government while taxpayers bear heavier levies. It calls for a real spending freeze to control inflation at its source and halt inflationary government excess.

First Session of the 92nd Congress Review

The 92nd Congress adjourned December 17 1971 leaving mixed domestic gains and stalled foreign policy. Major actions include extensions on price control and taxes, Emergency Employment Act funding, a 26th Amendment path to 18 year olds, wildlife protection laws, health program expansions, SST funding cuts, and Alaska Native land claims. Foreign aid disputes persisted with Indochina withdrawal debates and a three billion dollar defense cut for fiscal 1978. The session left much unfinished for 1972.

Congress 2Nd Congress Senate U. S Indochina House U.S

Oregon tax hike push seen as familiar Salem gimmick

The letter argues Oregon faces financial uncertainty as state officials seek a five cent cigarette tax increase. It cites scare reports on school funding and services, recalls 1963 tactics, notes backing by the Oregon Education Association and the Oregon State Employees Association, and warns that a failed vote could threaten upcoming state employee raises.

Oregon Salem Oregon Education Association Oregon State Employees Association

Drowning Metaphor and Call to Faith in Bruce Lee Letter

A letter uses a drowning man metaphor to urge readers to seek salvation through Jesus. It compares spiritual peril to a man in water and cites scripture about Christ knocking at the door. The writer, Bruce Lee, appeals for faith, stating Jesus died for sins and invites personal salvation.

Nany Christ Nad, Os Jesus Calvery Dent Bruce Lee

4-H Offers Something For Nearly Every Youth In Coos County

Coos county extension agent Lyle Brown promotes Oregon State University 4-H programs with over 60 projects and 110 divisions. From science and natural studies to creative arts and home economics, the emphasis is education with leadership, camps, fairs, and community service enabling youths aged 8 to 19 to find engaging activities.

Lyle Brown Coos County Brown Oregon Oregon State University Cooperative Extension Service Ganese 4-H Coquills

Winter tire care tips to prevent skids across icy roads

The Tire Industry Safety Council urges motorists to keep tires inflated, maintain equal pressures, and drive slowly on slippery surfaces. If skidding occurs, ease off the gas, avoid braking, and steer into the skid. Regularly monitor tread depth and consider snow tires as temperatures drop.

Ross R. Ormsby Tire Industry Safety Council

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