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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jan 22, 1970

Page

3

Sex discrimination studied in Oregon employment report

An ad hoc committee report prepared for Labor Commissioner Norman C. Nilsen analyzes sex based discrimination in employment in southwestern Oregon. It notes barriers to women in hiring, training, promotions, and pay, and suggests guidelines for implementing the Oregon Fair Employment Practices Act to address these issues. The study cites five communities and warns of wage impacts in a female‑heavy labor market.

Oregon Norman C. Nilsen Oregon Bureau of Labor

Elks leadership winners announced in district contest

Piret place winners were Martin Mone of Broadbent and Rebecca Strader of Bandon. Second place went to Dana Beath and Harrison Petcha m of Coquille and Steve McCasland of Bandon. The contest drew 35 students. district judging produced no prizes but the event was a success. Free throw and scholarship contests are now in full swing with results to be announced soon.

Piret Elke Martin Mone Broadbent Rebecca Strader Bandon Dana Beat hRes Petc Elks

Looking Back A Patchwork Chronicle From Coos County

A retrospective from 1906 notes Myrtle Port EntRepresser reporting 20 million feet of lumber and 60 thousand tons of coal mined in the past year while Adams town boasts debt-free treasury status. Railroad bridge work on Youngs Bay is set to begin and advance rapidly.

Myrtle Coos County Adams Young’s Bay

Army Commendation Medal for Pvt Dar A Lewis in Vietnam

Pvt Dar A Lewis son of Mr and Mrs Fred Lewis received the Army Commendation Medal for valor while serving as Scout Observer on a patrol in the Republic of Vietnam. He attended M P High School class of 1967 and was active in wrestling F F A judging and rodeo at Coos County Fair. Inducted April 1969, basic at Ft Lewis Washington.

Dar A. Lewis Fred Lewis Vietnam Pvt Lewis M.P. High School Coos County Army Ft. Lewis, Wash

Oregon’s Population Growth and Looming Resource Strains

In this discussion from D.C. Scene the author warns that rapid population growth risks overwhelming housing, food, education, employment, health services, transportation, and pollution control. The piece urges immediate action to address the population explosion and its impact on Oregon’s future.

United States Oregon

Mixon urges nationwide family planning push in five year plan

President Mixon calls for adequate family planning services for all who want but cannot afford them within five years. He argues birth center needs and coordination of private and government programs require a National Center for Population and Family Planning in HEW.

Mixon Oregon Department of Health, Education and Welfare

Local Servicemen Achieve Ranks Across Three Conflicts

Navy Third Class William Smith of Myrtle Point Oregon earns a rate advancement at the Pacific Fleet center in Oahu based on service time, performance, and a naval promotion test. Army Specialist Four William Johnson, 19, of Myrtle Point, is promoted in Vietnam with the 29th General Support Group near Phu Loi. Army Private First Class Gerald Warner, 18, Barstow California, serves with the 1st Infantry Division in Vietnam. his father Claude Warner lists Myrtle Point as home.

Navy Communications William William E. Johnson Edward G. Johnson McKinley Myrtle Point Ore Vietnam Johnson Phu Loi Gerald D. Warner Jean Warner E. Friderske Barstow Calif 1St Claude Warner

Hospital contends Mast Hospital sale plans discussed

Dialogue reveals Coquille Valley Hospital board weighs selling equipment and possible governance changes. Officials note Mast Hospital remains operable and under consideration of a future purchase by a hospital district, while seeking to protect existing investment.

Coquille Valley Hospital Nol Gustafson Coquille Hospital

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