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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
3
The Myrtle Point Herald established in 1889 is published weekly on Thursdays. It is printed at Myrtle Point Oregon and mailed as second class matter under the act of March 1 1899.
The piece contrasts spring’s beauty with human behavior, arguing that Earth’s color and fragrance reflect nature’s course. It urges channeling energy into constructive deeds and warns that mankind’s fate hinges on choices between harmony and destruction, hoping for a peaceful, enlightened world.
In the 1971 Oregon session the Legislature considers five measures from the Senate Task Force on Economic Development led by Sen. George Wingard. The package targets statewide economic vitality with broad aims to create opportunities in Willamette Valley and coastal regions, reflecting concerns over growth and employment.
Five legislative proposals aim to establish the states Economic Development Institute as an executive department branch. Aims include a direct program to assist manufacturing, build water sewer capacity, and support local business through training and laser technology initiatives.
A subcommittee rewrites the land use planning provisions returning planning function to local communities. The bill now centers on local planning decisions with a state board coordinating multi county concerns such as highways and power. A senior citizen fee waiver for state park use advanced from committee.
A writer recounts two years at an Oregon Cascades resort and counters stereotypes about Californians. The author says most visitors are courteous, with Californians not destroying land, and asserts everyone pays fees and should see Oregon’s parks.
National Manufacturers Association endorsed a national land use plan before the Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee. NAM officials urged balancing development with environmental conservation to preserve living standards and recreational opportunities.
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