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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1975
Page
2
Established 1900 and published every Thursday by the Myrtle Point Herald. Mailing details show P O Box 578 Myrtle Point Oregon 97460 and second class postage under the act of March 3 1897.
A letter critiques Coos County plans. It argues against placing a juvenile shelter at Myrtle Point and questions moving solid waste disposal to the Norply Veneer site in Norway. The writer links geography to costs and cautions DEQ scrutiny amid local politics.
A reflective piece recalls a past when patriotism and traditional values defined national life. It contrasts front doors left open, clear gender roles, church authority, and faith in government with modern doubts about virtue, charity, and economic security. The author appeals to collective memory to rekindle pride.
A new coast column from State Senator Bob Straub outlines committee roles on Ways and Means Revenue and Environment and Energy. He emphasizes economy, jobs, and timely updates on bills affecting Coastal and Southern Oregon, promising to report progress before May.
Myrtle Point Rotarians learned of the federally funded special reading program now in local schools. Superintendent Gerald Bennett introduced staff coordinating reading and tutoring efforts at Manle Primary Myrtle Crest Arago Maple Primary and Broadbent Harper Row. The program uses testing diagnosis and mastery based tutoring with Title I funds totaling 19600.
Jan 15 wrap at Myrtle Bowl shows Cleta Marshall 612 series and 266 game leading Alley Dusters midweek. Lois Cunningham 635 and Greta Pillette 636 headline women’s marks as multiple leagues post high team totals and individual scores across the circuit.
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