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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1975
Page
2
Established 1889 and published weekly in Myrtle Point Oregon. The paper shows postal registration details and editor address with second class postage paid under federal act.
A lyrical editorial extols Oregon as a divine land of mountains rivers and eternal snow. The piece hails nature as divine artistry, praising skies, forests and valleys while inviting readers to embrace the state as a peaceful, inspiring haven.
The Coos-Curry Red Cross chapter announces a comprehensive 10 day program starting June 16 in Davis Lake Newport Camp Redwood Sacramento State University and University of Washington and a Coast Guard base on Government Island. Applicants 7 years or older must be fit and a charge covers board lodging and materials.
The piece argues that expanding government funding and new business taxes will raise prices and shrink goods and jobs. It warns corporate income tax revenue may dip 3 percent from 1973 to 1977 while payroll and other burdens grow. It notes a shift toward citizen lobbyists and anti business rhetoric in the legislature.
Analysis notes that Oregon business faces sharp cost increases as state government expenses rise and tax receipts shift. Under 1943 and pending 1977 changes, Workmen's Compensation, unemployment, and corporate taxes would elevate employer costs dramatically, while personal income tax receipts climb and corporate profit taxes falter. Federal sharing of profits and overall burdens are discussed.
William Aileen Roberts died June 6 at his home in Myrtle Point born September 1, 1908 in Myrtle Point. He was a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and a longtime real estate professional. Funeral services were held June 6 at Myrtle Chapel with officiants Ray Ashenherst and John Dayton. interment followed at Dora Cemetery. Survived by widow Eula and many children and relatives.
New rural jobs are up 2.6 percent from the 1973 base, reversing a 1950 to 1970 trend that closed 30 percent of small town retail and service outlets. The rural workforce nears 9.5 million as farm employment decline slows. Assistant Secretary Wil Erwin cites progress in reversing urban retail losses and returning growth to rural areas.
Community voices critique jail cost discussions and governance while praising a 1976 MPHS graduation dance at the fairgrounds. Readers thank the church directory contributors and note support for the 1975-76 school budget with a June vote looming. The exchange mentions county clerk, committees, and local events in Kyrile Point and Myrtle Point.
Local sale listings announce a yard sale on June 11 12 13 with 10 cent items. It starts at 3 pm three miles along Arago Road from MP.
The National Association of Manufacturers told Congress that the Clean Air Act requires changes. They argue current provisions hinder industry while not adequately protecting air quality. The group calls for revisions to balance regulatory burden with environmental goals.
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