Myrtle Point Herald publication details and staff credits
The Myrtle Point Herald lists BILL PALMROTH as editor and SHIRLEY FRANCIS as 50 percent partner with MARIE NICHOLS and KATHERIN CARMAN among general manager and society production roles. Established 1889, it is published Thursdays from Myrtle Point Oregon with box 578 contact and second class postage status.
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Bill Palmroth
Shirley Francis
Marie Nichols
Katherin Carman
Myrtle Point
Ore
Irresponsible and Shortsighted Critiques in County Budget
The World articles quote County budget committee chair and Sheriff Tony Zarbane calling proposed funds over the 69 Limitation irresponsible and shortsighted. The speaker aims to present facts to Coos County residents about budget policies and actions.
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Tony Zarbane
Budget Committee
Local Opinion on Sheriff Budget and Personnel Shortages
Ray Moon, Republican candidate for county assessor, argues that sheriff and assessor offices lose skilled staff to higher pay elsewhere, draining experienced personnel. He says inflation outpaces budget growth, reducing purchasing power and service quality, and calls for voter-approved budgets to fund competitive salaries and better equipment.
Myrtle Point High School to Tear Down Hazardous Grandstands
The District 4 school board voted to immediately demolish the rickety Myrtle Point High School football field grandstands to prevent injuries and liability. With football season approaching, officials seek seating alternatives and consider naming the field Beckhs Field in honor of Curt Beckham, though no final action has been taken.
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District 4
Myrtle Paint High School
Footeball
Myrtle Point High School
Beckhs
Mphs
Witcttellene
Tur
Curt Beckham
Construction contracts surge in Oregon and Washington region
A regional survey shows a 67 percent rise in April contract awards in Oregon and Southwest Washington, totaling 71 million dollars. Utilities and sewer projects led gains, with heavy construction in Coos County contributing to the 1.5 million plus value. Two floating nuclear units for PSE&G at an estimated 1 billion dollars are planned by Westinghouse.
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Oregon
Washington
Coos County
Paul Bierick
Associated General Contractors
Contractors Research Center
Fenrmentes
Ovregon
Bouthweet
Columbia River
Westinghouse Electric Corporation
Public Service Electric and Gas Company
New Jersey
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