Myrtle Point reels as police chief is fired and city manager resigns
The Myrtle Point city government plunges into crisis as Mayor Wilberger ousts pro‑tem police chief Summers and City Administrator Nichols resigns. The council debates the mess while county sheriff patrols portions of town and a rushed personnel review looms with vacancies in the police force and city leadership.
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Myrtle Polint
Ben Nichols
Myrtle Point
Public Works
Merl Hatheaway
D Summers
Summers
Ervin Wilber
Bill Winningham
Nichols
Council
Oay
Police Department
Dan Woolley
Sumners
Wilberger
Woolley
Ben
Gnally
Leo Schmidt
Nichols Resigns City Manager After Short Term Service
Ben Nichols quits Myrtle Point city manager post after three months citing lack of patience and endurance. He criticizes council interference, calls for clearer authority, and notes prior resignation in 1972 over a job switch and conflicts with council decisions.
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Ben Nichols
Nichols
Bank of Myre Point
Winningham seeks reinstatement after resignation
Bill Winningham seven year city councilman resigned at Monday's meeting and returns to city hall Tuesday asking to be reinstated. He says he spoke with the city recorder and water clerk and will run again if the public wants him. The council must approve and Winningham must submit a withdrawal request.
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Bill Winningham
City Hall
Winningham
City Recorder
Wayer
City Atorney
Frank Meldrum
Council
Meldrum
Monay
Mrs Jennings Shows Green Fingers In Local Column
In this issue Mrs Jennings shares tips from her garden with a focus on hardy plants and seasonal care. Readers learn practical steps for pruning, soil preparation, and choosing resilient varieties for the coming months.
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