Myrtle Point Herald Staff and Publication Details
The Myrtle Point Herald dated from Myrtle Point Oregon lists staff including Bell Palmroth Smirley Francis Marie Nichols Kathy Moward and editors. It notes established 1869 and publication every Thursday with mailing box 578 and second class postage under the act of March 3 1697.
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Bell Palmroth
Smirley Francis
Marie Michols
Eee
Kathy Moward
Myrtle Point
P. O
Ore
Editorial on police, plea bargaining and justice system
A New York City editorial criticizes the police and courts for ineffective outcomes. It cites 136 felony case studies with no convictions and argues plea bargaining and dismissals let criminals walk. The piece warns revolving door justice harms morale and public safety.
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New York City
NRWA Launches Nationwide Anti Shoplifting Campaign
The National Retail Merchants Association promotes a campaign with the slogan Shoplifting isn’t cool it’s a crime to remind the public that shoplifting is a crime and will be punished. Data from 1970 show 230000 arrests with many more not recorded. Teenage shoplifting is highlighted as a warning to parents and communities.
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National Retail Merchants Association
NRWA
FBI
The Man Next Door and the Beefsteak Price Debate
The piece argues rising beef prices stem from production costs to retail, not middlemen profiteering. It highlights a gulf between city readers and farmers, noting millions of industry workers as the true middle-men and defending American agriculture as highly efficient.
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Cwlfe Magazine
Obituary for Rebecca Jean Mullenax in Coquille church service
Funeral services were held for Rebecca Jean Mullenax age 3 of Arago Route Myrtle Point who died July 1 at Porth. Interment at Norway Cemetery. Born July 3, 1969 in Tehachapi California. Survived by Forrest and Mrs. Mullenix of Myrtle Point, three sisters Fanella Patricia Barbara, brothers Forrest Jr and George, grandparents Annie Mullenix Livingston New Mexico Earl Vaughn Myrtle Point Fanella Griffin New Mexico.
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Rebecca Jean Mullenax
Arago
Myrtle Point
Porth
Latter Day Saints
Coquille
Irvin Woodward
Norway Cemary
Tehachapi
Calif
Forrest Mullenix
Fanella
Patricia
Barbara
Forrest, Jr
George
Annie Mullenix
Livingston, N.M
Earl Vaughn
Fanella Griffin
Tatum, N.M
Black Lung Claims Reopened Under New Federal Law
Social Security officials say all pending Black Lung claims not yet approved are being reviewed to determine eligibility under a new law signed by the President. Robert Peckham, district manager in Coos Bay, notes eligibility may extend to miners and dependents if total disability from Black Lung is shown or if death was due to the disease.
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Robert Peckham
Coos Bey
U.S
Peckham
Oregon Voice on Education Bill Conference Work
A Oregon representative explains joining the Conference Committee to resolve more than 270 differences in the Education Amendments of 1972. The final omnibus act increases student aid and supports community colleges and occupational education, marking progress for Oregon education despite flaws.
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House
Senate
Edith Green
Oregon
Conference Committee
Howse
Congress
Federal stimulus plan expands grants for students and colleges
The proposal would provide basic need based grants to students seeking higher education and offer motivational support to colleges based on federal aid recipients. It authorizes emergency funds for colleges in severe financial crisis and bans sex discrimination in public college admissions. Controversy centered on busing provisions and House conferees' insistence on their language.
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Oregon
House
Senate
Legal ethics and appeals bias in a landmark case
A trial hinged on two witnesses identifying Harry as the robber. The defense argued withheld testimony should overturn the verdict, while the court ruled the missing evidence did not change guilt. The piece notes ABA ethics and the FBI test as factors in evaluating prosecutorial omissions. The IMF joins as a separate factual aside.
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Harry
American Bar Association
FBI
Drowning Prevention and Pool Plans for Myrtle Point
A reader urges year round water safety after drownings in the Middle Fork area. She cites adult and youth swim access, proposes covered pools for school PE use, and questions funding timing. The Salvation Army reports large scale relief efforts and asks for donations to support meals and supplies nationwide.
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North Bend
Myrtle Port
Myrtle Point
Middle Fork
Smcore
Jim Krastz
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Will Bernard
International Monetary Fund
United States
Salvelien Army
Oregon-Southeran
Idaho
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Mivaien Army
Omaha
Sioux City
Mantings
Mitchel
United Sates
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Colorado
Dakotas
Salvation Army
P.O
Coos Bay
Arne Manson
God Bless You
Major Arne Hansca
Voelhewegi
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Volkswagen
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Beyrtle Petat
Purkey
Zenith
Fred Holtzmeyer
Tequille
Purkeys
Liz
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