Myrtle Point Herald Official Publication Note
Myrtle Point Herald published weekly on Thursdays in Myrtle Point Oregon under the 1907 act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
Ore
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1971
Page
2
National Blood Donor Month Highlighted by Proclamation
Editorial notes January as National Blood Donor Month proclaimed by President, urging voluntary donations through the Red Cross and Blood Banks. It cites the need for 18 to 65 year olds in good health to donate, explains system efficiency, and mentions saved costs and life benefits from donated blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Minca
Ninon
American Red Cross
American Association of Blood Banks
United States
John B. Henry
Syracuse
N.Y
Forty Niners Fall Short in NFC Clash Ends Superbowl Hopes
A fan reflection on the San Francisco Forty Niners season highlighting their upset loss to the Dallas Cowboys in the NFC Championship. The writer notes Dallas key interceptions and a pass interference call, contrasting it with SF’s late-season progress and rival wins. Also mentions regional betting on bowl games and local obituaries for Myrtle Point residents including Mrs. Vannice and Charles Ralph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco Forty Niners
Dallas
Minnesota
Cowboys
Forty Niners
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Bay Area
Oakland
Baltimore
Myrtle Point
Leroy Robinson
Notre Dame
Stanford
Stockmen Set Meeting in Coquille features Speakers
Coos County representative Jack Ripper and Jim Brooks of the Oregon Agribusiness Council will speak at the 36th Coos County Livestock Association gathering in Coquille this Saturday. Ripper will discuss livestock legislation for the 1971 State Legislature. Brooks will outline the council's work to educate the public on agriculture. The program starts at 9 30 with reports from several organizations and officers for 1971 will be elected. All Southwestern Oregon livestockmen invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ripper
Coos County
Jim Brooks
Oregon Agribusiness Council
Coos
Coos Forest Protective Association
Division of Wildlife Services
Western Oregon Livestock Association
Oregon Sheepgrowers Association
County Extension Office
Oregon Cattlemen’s Association
Agricultural Stabilizton and Conservation Service
Oregon
Economists Measure Pollution Effect with New Method
Economists unveil a method to quantify pollution impact using health and economic data. The approach links emission levels to respiratory illness costs and worker productivity, enabling clearer policy cost assessments.
Study links air pollution to Toledo property values
Agricultural economists using Teleds Oregon as a study unit developed a method to measure air pollution effects on single family home values in Toledo. They found that at 10 tons per square mile per month the average price was 7900 dollars and dropping 20 tons would raise values to 98490 dollars, with broader implications for pollutant cost estimates and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Awe Woegde
Wave
Merbert M. Swevener
John A. Jakabh
OSU Department of Agricultural Economics
Corvallis
Toledo
Georgia-Pacific Corporation
Toledo City
Hmita
Ity
Georgia-Pacific
Lincoln County Circuit Court
Environmental Policy Act hearings examined by House Subcommittee
A House Marine and Fisheries Subcommittee began hearings on the Environmental Policy Act of 1969. The act requires agencies to prepare detailed environmental impact statements for major federal actions and to provide them to the President Congress the Council on Environmental Quality and the public. The committee discusses timing access to statements and ensuring public consideration before high level debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Miercham Marine and Fisheries
Oregon
Congress
Council On Environmental Quality
Hearings on Environmental Law and Oversight Findings
The committee reported that hearings tested federal agency compliance with environmental laws. Witnesses noted the Act raised environmental awareness, but interpretations of key terms varied and public disclosure of impact statements differed among agencies. Congress may amend to strengthen oversight and proper law functioning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unat
Winneses
Congress
Computer Cow Game Aims to Improve Livestock at OSU
Oregon State University extension specialist describes the Computer Cow Game as a practical breeding course for stockmen. Participants simulate a herd of cows and bulls, use computer printouts to choose matings, and see predicted calf crops and traits across five generations in about two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Frischknecht
Oregon State University Extension
Oregon
OSC
Informatie
Forest Service sells four timber tracts in Siskiyou District
The U S Forest Service Powers Ranger District of Siskiyou National Forest sold four timber sales in December totaling 24.5 million board feet for 1.3 million dollars. Coos Bay bid 906040 for Delta Hall 6.2 million feet. Roseburg Lumber won Ford Salvage 7.2 million feet at 316145. Moore Mill and Lumber won Hanging Rock 6.4 million feet at 439050. Unmatched bidders listed for each sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Forest Service
Powers Ranger District
Siskiyou National Forest
Coos Bay
Delta Hall
Pacific Lumber Company
Murphy Veneer Company
Myrtle
Ders
Humbert & Walker
Mea~asha Corporation
North Bend
Pacific Lumber
Georgia-Pacific Corporation
Coquille
Coos Head Timber Company
Rosenburg Lumber Company
Myrtle Point
Western States Plywood Corporation
Port Orford
Moore Mill and Lumber Company of
Bendon
Hanging
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Lumley Francr
Gloria Madewell
Sree
With Griz
John Walene Vaanice
Portland
Vannice
Alton Edlund
Charles Ralph
Charles John Ralph
J. Qualley
Pioneer United Methodist Church
Cat- Creek
Coquille Chapel
Cool Mortuarties
Mr. Ralph
Gold Beach
Coquille Valley
Oregon State Highway Department
Muriel Johnsguon
Jetoku Chane
Chirence
Guya Childers
Myrtle Poin
Enos
William
Wash
Laura Wilson
Williams Lake
British Columbia
Ohio State
Herbert Bayard Swope
Stoevener
Jeksch
D.C
Dellenbach
Jurisdic
the Committee
Ffrischknecht
Cereratis Af Friethanecht
Puten
Siskiyou National
Vollstedt Volkswager
Security Bank
Spiece
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