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Myrtle Point Herald in Myrtle Point, Oregon

12 Jun 1975

Page 8

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Myrtle Point Herald

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Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1975

Page

8

Oregon Bicentennial era to begin July 5 1975

Oregon’s Bicentennial era kicks off July 4 1975 with Old Fashioned Fourth of July celebrations and ongoing projects across 38 counties and tribal bands. Regional planning meetings in June gather county and Indian tribe Bicentennial committees to coordinate federal state and local events.

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BLM timber auction nets 4.5 million in six parcels

The Bureau of Land Management sold six timber parcels in a May oral auction led by Moon Lake Resource Area manager Herbert Bosselman. The six tracts value 2.37 million appraisal and 4.50 million final, with Douglas fir averaging 20.66 per thousand feet. Twenty-one lumber firms bid, led by Roseburg Lumber Co. and Coos Head Timber Co. Port Orford cedar sale noted. Next auction set for June 27 in Coos Bay district office.

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Forestry course on Douglas Fir management at OSU Corvallis

A four day short course June 17 20 at Oregon State University Corvallis focuses on managing young Douglas Fir and Western Hemlock for foresters and landowners. The program covers wildlife interactions logging systems thinning fertilization and road planning with field trips and an $79 registration fee.

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Inner tubing safety urged after two deaths on Oregon rivers

The Oregon State Marine Board notes two inner tubing deaths this year as drift boaters face hazards. They urge strong swimming ability and mandatory personal flotation devices, plus wetsuits for hypothermia protection and buoyancy. Bright markers help tubers stay visible to powerboat pilots.

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