Coos County Adopts 31 Million Budget For 1976 77
Coos County Commissioners approve a 31 696 568 budget for fiscal year 1976 77 after public hearings and meetings. They say the plan is fair to taxpayers, with limited leeway and several department cuts and new programs.
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Coos County
Robison
Irene Johnson
Eddie Waldrop
Darrel Ames
Frances Brookins
North Bend
Jim Minty
Juvenille Department
Johnson
Law Enforcement Assistance Association
Minty
North Bend Annex
Belloni Boys Ranch
Myrtle Point Bicentennial Weekend Events Summary
July 2 to 4 events include street sales and crafts fair, street dances, a jam, white elephant auction, Lions Club dance, interdenominational church service, flag raising, bring your own basket picnic, skydiving exhibition, Logger's Museum opening, baseball and kids games, square dance, and a fireworks show with a food booth operating. Local venues include Roush Garage MPHS Stacum County Fairgrounds and Myrtle Point Fire Department.
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Roush Garage
Lions Club
County Fairgrounds
MPS Stadium
Coquide Valley Elks
Stacum
Myrtle Point Fire Department
Budgets Fail In Coquille And Myrtle Point Elections
Coquille and Bandon voters rejected several district budgets while Myrtle Point and Powers approved theirs in Tuesday special elections. Myrtle Point passed School District 41 with 420 yes to 348 no for a $1,083,725.07 budget. Powers School District 31 budget reached 106 yes and 66 no for about $197,000. Coquille city and school budgets were defeated, 396 to 318 and 619 to 510 respectively, with Coos Bay also voting down school and city measures. Green Acres Rural Fire District approved 52 to 42. County breakdowns show mixed results across precincts and absentee ballots.
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Coquille and
Bandon
Myrtle Point
Powers
Coquille
Coos County
Coos Bay
Green Acres
Dera
Bridge
Myrtle Crest
Bennett
Quote Dialogue and Library Story Moment Captured
Reporter Rita Robison and photographer Bob De Ghulio cover a story hour at Flora M Laird Library as residents share views on freedom and daily life. The group discusses kings, stamps, cars, and appliances in a lively, informal exchange about liberty and modern society.
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United States
Frank Martin
Dercy Stibitz
R Haas
Jonathan Wietlind
Russia
Rita Robison
Bob de Ghulio
Flora M Laird Library
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Interdenominational Church
Bridge Grasige
Ervin Wilberger
Galvin Laird
Herald
Robert Ls Glutia
Beaver Hill Road
Beaver Hill
Woodrow “Woody” Robison
Doug Woods
God
Michelle Watts
The
Anita Martin
Venus Bower
George Washington
Joan Messersmith
President Washington
Delaware
Selina Haas
Jesus