National Farm Safety Week Observed July 24 30
The president proclaims National Farm Safety Week July 24 to 30 urging urban rural observance. The U S Department of Agriculture and National Safety Council co sponsor with state extension services and farm groups to promote accident prevention in the 60s decade.
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United States
U. S Department of Agriculture
National Safety Council
State Agriculture Extension Services
Nac
Department
Ezra L. Benson
Wild Horse Race Returns to Pendleton Round-Up 1987
The Pendleton Round-Up revives the wild horse race from early round up days. Leonard King, FOURS Up Livestock Director, bought the fiercest wild horses for the event to prove cowboys can outlast the unruly beasts.
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Pendleton
Leonard King
Fours Up
Protecting Youngsters From Accidents At Home
Extension specialist stresses vigilant safety for pre schoolers. Secure stove handles and cords, remove small objects, inspect toys for sharp edges, and discard old medicines. Keep poisons away, supervise use of lighters and matches, give blunt scissors, and provide sturdy steps for reach.
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Jean Prio
Roberta Fra
Letters to the Herald About School Finances
A taxpayer letter to the Herald condemns a superintendent's proposed salary increases and extra expenses. The writer asserts decades of stable school funding, urges continued operation at current salaries, and argues the high school office suffices. Local readers are urged to support no new costs and sustain existing staffing.
Oregon school recall stance prompts voter budget caution
The speaker argues that teacher contracts require voter approval of funds and criticizes the board for misleading statements about the district budget. He urges voters to reject raises and unnecessary expenses, stressing legal compliance and taxpayer interests in the coming year.
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State of Oregon
Theublic
E. L. Barzee
Myrtle Point voters urged to seek truth on district reform
A reader criticizes local skepticism toward the reorganized Myrtle Point school district, noting tax questions, building costs, a new administration, and teacher pay. He argues for informed votes, recalling past school grandeur and urging parents to engage rather than rely on rumors.
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Myrtle Point
Skon
Armstrong
Grandpa
Lincoln
Nebraska
Local citizens urged to invest in children's education
In Myrne Point Oregon a Herald reader laments that many residents refuse to fund the future through education. The writer notes the town is far behind in school investment and urges collective action for better schooling.
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Myrne Point
Oregon
Herald
Open mind on school board limits and governance
Mrs. Ray Harris Sr asserts the board cannot run schools adequately while staying within a 6 percent limit. She claims personal experience as a former board member and challenges others to try it.
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Ray Harris, Sr
Shell
Georgia-Pacific Hosts Timber Lands Recreation Opportunity
Georgia-Pacific offers two recreation events on GP timber lands as part of public services. Timed with camping and hunting season, the programs emphasize safety around firearms and fire to prevent dangerous incidents.
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Georgia-Pacific
G-P
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