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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1970

Page

2

Myrtle Point Herald masthead and publishing details

Myrtle Point Herald established 1880 publishes Thursdays from Myrtle Point Oregon. P O Box 678 postal entry class second at Myrtle Point under March 3 1897 act. Raging editor society editor production staff listed Palmaota Shirley Cett Madewell named.

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Earth speaks on ecology and city planning challenges

A long message from the planet critiques modern governance and urges a holistic, system wide view. It argues civilization misaligns with ecological balance, calls for integrating biologists, policymakers, and communities, and warns against treating nature as a collection of parts. Reprinted from Public Management Magazine.

Earth Spaceship Earth Public Management Magazine

Arago youth at Camp Fircroft and local visits

A list of Arago area youths attending Camp Fircroft includes Janet Tucker Debite Tucker Jody Gebreder Cincy Moerer Rhonda McCain Clayton Jobance Jane Best and Debbie Porver with Rev Ron Laughlin as camp dean. Nearby residents and relatives such as Velma Gibeau Darwin Gulstrom and families visited Tillamook Cannon Beach Dagmond Diamond Lake and Coos Bay. Local residents Wayne Watson Don Schirmer John Menegat Betsy Johnson Wayne Woodward and Mrs Agness Johnson attended gatherings and a Jewish conference at The Firs Bellingham Washington.

Fircroft Im Langolis Gundsy Mator High Janet and Debite Tucker Jody Gebreder Cincy Moerer Rhonda McCain Clayton Jobance Jane Best Debbie Porver Ron Laughlin Velma Gibeau Darwin Guistrom Tillamook Vish We Missionary Conference Cannon Beach Rev and Sarnee Rise Pater Heveg Cantrania Che~halls Wash Card Dag Diamond Lake Wayne Watson Don Schirmer John Menegat Betsy David Johnson Hauser Agness Johnson Wayne Woodward Arago Firs Bellingham Woodward Wiimpuak

Nutritional ranking of cereals reshapes youthful memories

Nutritionist Robert B. Choate ranked 60 breakfast cereals by protein iron vitamins and other nutrients. He labeled Kellogg’s Product 19 General Mills Kaboom and General Mills Totals as clearly best with several others nutritionally meritorious. The speaker notes his boyhood favorites were not among the top picks and recalls box offers influencing choices.

Robert B. Choate Ubir Choate Senate Kellogg’s General Mills General Millis Totel

Hog production up and pork prices expected to fall

A U S Department of Agriculture survey indicates a sharp rise in hog production this spring with a large pork supply rebound this fall. Oregon experts say prices should drop, though feed costs will rise. Oregon producers project around 220000 hogs this year due to Pacific Coast imports.

U.S. Department of Agriculture U.S 8. C. Marks Oregon University Extension Marks Pacific Coast

Lawmaker Opposes Federal Gun Controls And Ammo Rules

A D C representative discusses opposition to federal licensing and registration, notes voting against the 1968 Gun Control Act, and recounts efforts to remove recordkeeping for rifle and shotgun ammo. He cites support for the Omnibus Crime Control and Safe Streets Act and endorses penalties for gun crime.

Debate on Gun Control Act Repeal and Licensing Impacts

The discussion weighs federal licensing and registration provisions in the Gun Control Act. Proponents urge amendments to remove objectionable recordkeeping and broaden reforms, arguing states' urban voting power pressures stricter national gun laws. Critics view central controls as needed to curb sales to youths and felons, while some push for repeal or destruction of dealer sale records after a year.

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Thrower Assigned to Nuclear Submarine Spur

AAC Wise Dred Bill Thrower visited his daughters Lisa and Stephanie in Charleston and received a new assignment to the nuclear submarine Spur to be stationed at North Fork Virginia. The tender will house nuclear vessels in port except during emergencies. A correction appears for last week's Arago News.

AAC Wise Dred Bill Thrower Charleston South Carolina Lisa Stephanie Thrower Bbs Don Schirmer Thrower North Fork Virginia Arago Willem Mughes Willem Rust Portisad Garth

Specialist guides and consumer choices in daily shopping

The text argues consumer guides help, laws alone cannot prevent dissatisfaction. It notes quantity can trump quality in some cases and taste or status may matter. Studies suggest women compare food items informally, while big purchases require systematic planning.

Quotable on price and value from The Sun Journal

Mrs. Johnstee urges customers to judge value and quantity to obtain quality at a fair price. She argues diverse thinking prevents stagnation and promotes healthy markets in a comment attributed to James M. Talley.

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