Myrtle Point Herald Faces Front Page Print War
The Myrtle Point Herald and Coos Bay Times exchange sharp critiques over 1948 1965 delinquent tax notices and paid advertising practices. Editors accuse each other of costly, redundant display and editorial plug politics.
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Charles Bingham Harvard Law School future in sight
Charles Bingham, Myrtle Point native, rode early struggles at Harvard into a steady rise. He balanced 15 hours weekly work as a bus boy, chef assistant roles, and campus jobs to fund his education while earning a law degree path.
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Two golfers win close match as Ley praises opponent
The match ended on a decisive putt with Doc Ley missing and the players shaking hands. A foursome started the day including Kyle Carver and Spud Burbank, with a family dig at a prodigal kid brother and plans to face Austin Dodge next week.
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