Progressive Dinner Hosted by Arago Youth Group
Arago Community Church youth group hosted a Progressive Dimmer on Saturday January 15 with appetizers soup salad main course and dessert served by local families. Attendees included Gustrom Gibeau Schrader and several Lillie Tucker Laughlin and Curtis family members along with Reverends Laughlin and Curtis from Bridge Community Church. Nearby Arago sports noted: basketball teams Myrtle Crest No 4 defeated Myrtle Crest No 3. Powers beat Myrtle Crest No 3 with scores 47-9 and 31-21 respectively.
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Waste management field day planned March 1
A waste management field day for swine and poultry producers is set for Wednesday March 1 at the Oregon State Fairgrounds Agricultural Building in Salem. Tours equipment displays and talks by OSU extension staff government representatives and producers run from 8 30 a.m. to 4 p.m. with a 6 p.m. evening session.
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Simic to read poetry in Coos Bay as Northwest Circuit tour starts
Yugoslav born poet Charles Simic will read at Marshfield High School in Coos Bay at 9:30 a.m. and at Tioga Hall on the SWOCC campus at noon on Tuesday February 1. His Northwest Poetry Circuit readings feature translations and three poetry books including What the Grass Says.
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Simic
Hi Marshfield High
Tioga
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Arts and Lectures
Division of Continuing Education
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the Post
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Vasko Popa
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British Columbia
Leading Interference The limits of consumer product safety laws
In Congressional testimony the National Association of Manufacturers argues federal safety standards may aid safety but won t guarantee perfection. Voluntary standards already cover many items and most accidents stem from human behavior, not defective products, suggesting excessive regulation raises costs and lowers voluntary effort.
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Heaven On Earth
National Association of Manufacturers
Water log storage not major quality problem
A 130 page report to the Water Quality Office notes mis findings and recommendations from studies across California to Alaska. Major work centered in Oregon at Bond and Klamath Falls Yaquina Bay Newport and Coos River estuary Coos Bay with water helping maintain log quality and bark deposits causing minor nuisance to boaters and swimmers.
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Coos River
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