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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1970
Page
3
The article notes that social security coverage expanded to household workers in 1961 for cash wages of $50 or more and discusses underreporting of wages. It cites 1968 average social security wages at $9600 and 1966 average household wage at about $9080, highlighting ongoing reporting gaps and compliance issues among employers and workers.
Hunters must file by August 11 to be eligible for drawings for antlerless deer permits. The draw is set for August 21, with entries due at the Game Commission Portland headquarters by 5 p.m. on deadline day. Late apps not considered until earlier submissions are processed.
About 50 members attended a quarterly session in Gold Beach with a banquet at Rogue River Cafe. Participants included Mrs. David E. Pinkerton Myrtle Point president of District 4 women s auxiliary Mrs. Leon Bennett senior vice president of Oregon VFW Auxiliary Hugh Elis Rogue River junior vice commander of Oregon VFW Leon Bennett Portland post commander and Vern C. Stout Myrtle Point District 4 comber.
General Telephone Co security director O T Mansfield notes vandalism and burglaries disrupt service and hurt subscribers as pay phones and rural lines suffer. He cites 180 to 200 burglaries yearly and vandalism about ten times that figure, with 1969 losses near 4000 dollars and total impact well over 10000 dollars including damaged equipment and reinstallation coins.
The director of educational placement at Oregon State University says men prepared to teach in elementary schools are in high demand across the United States. He notes many districts seek men and see teaching as a path to administrative roles, with OSU graduates illustrating the gender gap in recent years.
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