Myrtle Point Herald staff and publication details
Myrtle Point Herald published weekly in Myrtle Point Oregon since 1969. Editor and general manager is Bill Palmroth. society editor is Frances Summbley. production by Broward. P.O. Box 578 Myrtle Point 97408. Second class postage paid at Myrtle Point.
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Bill Palmroth
Sumbley Frances
Wechols Owe Eee
Broward
Myrtle Pout Herald
P.O
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Pets
Editorial: Ford, junked autos and US sports legislation
Editorial argues about junked cars in the United States and abroad as a potential future export, then shifts to sports governance. It notes inflation and gas shortages may extend car life, discusses a June 26 bill on international amateur sports and the shift from H.R. 5623 to H.R. 7918, and questions the approach to reform.
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Bengary
U.S
Ami
America
United States Amateur Sports Board proposed by Rep. H R 8969
The bill would create a seven member independent board to grant charters to nonprofit sports groups and mediate disputes. It would limit charters to one sport per group, with rare multi sport exceptions, and establish a nine member commission to study future US Olympic participation.
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James Pearson
Kansas
United States
Amateur Sports Board
Pearson
Sen
John Tunney
California
United States Amateur Sports Board
Senate
Pacific Power Promotes Conservation Program
Pacific Power and Light Co announces a full scale conservation drive targeting residential and industrial customers. The plan includes insulation standards, customer information campaigns, and expert consultants to reduce energy use and ease future rate pressures while maintaining power supply.
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Pacific Power and Light Co
Pacific Power
Don C. Frisbee
Frisbee
Pacific
New Book Exposes The Disaster Lobby
A new book titled The Disaster Lobby argues environmental alarmists err and cites case studies to support a more analytical approach. Authors Thomas R Shepard Jr and Melvin J Grayson, formerly of Look magazine, publish through Follett Publishing Co in Chicago.
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Thomas R Shepard, Jr
Melvin J Grayson
Rachel Carson
The
Follett Publishing Co
Chicago, IL
Costly regulatory empire in U S aviation governance
A critical view argues that civil aviation regulation has exploded in scope and cost. The FAA budget rose from under 9 million in 1900 to about 2.1 billion for 1974, while active aircraft grew slowly and pilots surged, suggesting a bloated bureaucratic system burdening the regulated industry.
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Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
U.S
Consumer protection movement raises costs and bureaucracy
The Salem era debate ties consumer protection to rising prices and new government agencies. The piece argues the environmental push expanded bureaucracies and laments the expense of credit limits, licensing, and safety devices while warning against overregulation. It notes Oregon's 15th Legislature moves cautiously amid proposals to regulate consumer costs and credit.
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Consumer Protection
Congress
Consumer Protection Agency
Oregons
Salem
Oceans and Economic Development Conference Warns on Fishing
A Seattle conference on The Oceans and National Economic Development features speeches arguing the United States risks losing sea control and economic strength through overreliance on foreign resources. Delegates urge government support for domestic fleets, research, and fair fisheries policy to protect the nation’s renewable ocean resources.
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National Economic Development
Seattle
United States
Sia
Japan
Pacific
U.S
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