Great Decisions discussion groups form across Oregon
Oregon and Coos County extension offices report Great Decisions groups forming to study world events. Topics include Vietnam turning points, Japan and the Common Market, the Soviet U.S. relationship, Chile's Marxist experiment, Our China Policy, and global economics. Groups range eight to fifteen people, meet in the evening or day, and are voluntary.
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Oregon
Coos County
Vietnam
Japan
U.S
Soviet Union
Chile
China
Great Decisions
Oregon Great Decisions Council
Portland
Work Affairs Council of
Myrtle Point reserve police gains and training program
The Myrtle Point Police Reserve Unit received uniforms and thanks from citizens and merchants for donations. A training program modeled on Oregon State Police Academy materials was established with Edward O. Summers appointing Norman L. Counts in charge. Weekly reserve meetings aim to improve city law enforcement, with topics covering ethics arrests searches seizures report writing and residents’ investigations.
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Myrtle Polis
Myrtle Point
Point Police
Esic Law Enforcement
Ben
Oregon State Police Academy
Portland
Edward O. Summers
Norman L. Counts
Etrolmen
Beaih
Oregon
County Home Rule in Oregon distributed to Coos libraries
The League of Women Voters of Coos Bay distributed an updated booklet on county government to city and high school libraries in Coos County and to Southwestern Oregon Community College. The 34 page reprint, written by Greed Etter, surveys historical background and the model county charter, with notes and footnotes.
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League of Women Voters of
Coss Bay
Southwestern
Oregon Community College Brary
LWV
Dwight Burch
Coos
Fabl
League
Oregon
Greed Etter
Oregon Law Review
Etter
Oregon Stats Bar Association
School of Community Services and Public Affairs
University of Oregon
Aoe
Mathia Mealetpal League
Myrtle Point Chamber names 1972 committee assignments
The Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce announced its 1972 committee appointments led by new president Mitch Myers. Members include Ken Flatner Keith Schroeder Dr John Restock for Membership. Elton Schroeder Chet Weed Ben Daniels Clifford Howard Pete Peterson Bill Winningham Leta Slagle Dee Richardson for Retail Trades. Ervin Wilberger Bea Nichols Jim Chapel Wallace Dement Waldemar Gurney for Civic Affairs. Bob Hooges Frank Heary Cand Weed Keith for Parks and Recreation. Bea Nichols Loves Jack Dana and Chet Weed for Highway and Roads. Trowell Jim Matcher Ray Getchell Mel Zemvak for Transportation and Utilities.
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Myrtle Point Chamber of Commerce
Mitch Myers
Loy's
Myrtle Poin Restaurant
Bob Hooges
Frank Heary
Cand Weed
Keith
Bea Nichols
Chirman
Jack Dana
Chet Weed
Trowell
Jim Matcher
Ray Getchell
Mel Zemvak
Treneportation and Utilities
Leo Schmidt
Jin Matcher
Art Egelhoff
Ray Getehell
Jim Smackel
Bill Palmroth
Shirley Francis
Elvin Murray
Rich Kingsley
Joe Stewart
Frank Meldrum
Charles Poehlitz
Jim Howe
Deen Mason
Cartwright
Jin Hatcher
Robert Haug
Herb Hethaway
Rudy Rochek
Loren Maley
Jim Myers
Coos County Votes Against Oregon Cigarette Tax Increase
Coos County voters rejected the proposed 5 cent Oregon cigarette tax hike in Tuesday's special election. Official but unofficial returns show 5,612 yes and 7,808 no, countywide.
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Coos County
Oregon
New group to organize CPL meeting in Coos Bay
A CPL organizing meeting is set for January 27 at 8:00 pm in the Neighborhood Factory Building, 860 Mail Street, Coos Bay. The group aims to give people a strong voice on county production and charter history, led by Mrs. Menard KE Watkins, LWV home rule chair. Orders may be sent to League of Women Voters, Box 3687, Coos Bay.
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Mail Street
Coos Bay
Cpl's
Seas
Menard KE. Watkins
LWV
Meeting on tax relief law at SWOCC campus
A public meeting on the tax relief law is set for 8 p.m. at Lower Prosper Hall on the Southwestern Oregon Community College campus. SWOCC offices run the session with the State Department of Revenue and Coos County tax collector. The aim is to inform homeowners about property tax relief for low to middle income groups and provide materials.
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Southwestern Oregon Community College
SWOCC
Community Services
State Department of Revenue
Coos County
Lower Prosper Hall
Forestry meeting set January 25 in Coos–Carry area
The Coos Carry Small Weed lands Association announces a forestry meeting on January 25 at 8 p.m. at Tyne Sorences High School. President Sam Metanteys invites members and interested property owners to attend.
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Coos-Carry
Tyne
Erences
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Coquilte
Ervin
Norway
Noy
Colleen Rena
Dayrile
Chamber Names Committee
Hix
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Bettem Row
den English
Deve _Mrtviehn
Jerry Kirkpatrick
Top Rew
Rick ‘ Sergeamt
Feres
Wayne Counts
Kerman L. Counts
Treining Ofilieer
Effies
Cormullia
LiPrec
Myrtle Pein
Banden
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