Myrtle Point hosts junior development wrestling tournament this Saturday
Myrtle Point High School runs a junior development wrestling event this Saturday March 15 with weigh ins from 7:30 am. Age groups 11 13 14 16 compete in two or three minute rounds. Participants include wrestlers from Reedsport North Bend Coos Bay Bandon Pacific Gold Beach Brookings Coquille Powers and Myrtle Point.
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Myrtle Point High School
Reedsport
North Bend
Coos Bay
Bandon
Pacific
Gold Beach
Brookings
Coquille
Powers
Myrtle Polat
Hal Dyal More Tua
Red Devils Clinch Sunset Win Over Myrtle Point
Coquille defeats Myrtle Point 59 to 48 to claim sole Sunset league lead and earn the top state tournament bid. Myrtle Point finishes 3-19 overall 0-8 in conference with Aaron McCall 17 points and Ray Anderson 12 in the loss.
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Myrtle Point
Coquille Red Devils
Bobcats
Cotabile
Scrap Py Bobcats
Aaron McCall
Myrtle Podat
Jett MelMas
Red Devil
Ray Anderson
Myrtle
Jeff Rodenburg
Eighn
Coquille
Red Devils
Cook
Anderson
Bolling
Callisé
McCall
Mullins
Morgan
Pritt
Martin
Hamner
Parry
Rodenwurg
Amling
Schrader
Walsh
Economic Story Needs Telling Says Business Leader
David B. Meeker chairman of the National Association of Manufacturers urged industrial leaders to actively promote a positive economic narrative. He warned that laws alone cannot solve problems and emphasized profits as the lifeblood of a free economy while noting rising pollution costs and growing union support for responsible economic education.
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Federa
Tion
Musicians
Emex
Meeker
Times
Pacific 21 Bicentennial Exhibition planned in California
A Los Angeles centered World’s Fair style event, Pacific 21, runs June to September 1976. It features an exhibition, festival and international conferences to strengthen Pacific nation ties and will be staged in Century City with a July 4 dedication.
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Los Angeles
Century City
John D. Harper
Aluminum Company of America
Donald S. MacNaughton
Prudential Insurance Co. of America
California
U. S.A
Oregon Receives Rio Grande Turkeys For Reintroduction Effort
Wildlife biologist Rick Werner oversees a California funded release near Medford as 20 Rio Grande turkeys arrive to establish a breeding flock in Jackson and Josephine counties. Earlier introductions in Wasco and other counties show mixed success with local habitat and climate expectations for reproduction.
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Harriet
Rick Werner
Werner
Oregon
Medford
North America
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Wasco
Jefferson
Wallowa
Wasco County
California Department of Fish and Game
DFG
Texas
DFC
Jackson
Josephine
Preas
California
Redding
The
Wildlife Commission
Denman
California Dfg
United States
The American Red Cross In Home Front Aid Roles
A fragment outlines Red Cross work beyond disaster scenes. It emphasizes in home front aid and comfort provided by volunteers and the American people. The text stresses daily essential support and reliance on local chapters.
Record-keeping tips from Exchange magazine
Joseph S. Robinson advises a living inventory of records and their locations. Include wills and executors, trust agreements, insurance policies, divorce decrees, real estate deeds, mortgages, stock records, Social Security cards, employment and school records, tax returns, gift tax filings, and an updated assets and liabilities list. Ensure safekeeping and accessibility for tax and estate needs.
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New York Stock Exchange
Joseph S. Robinson
Tinor
Natigy
Ohio Manufacturers Plan Expansion Amid Economic Concerns
Ohio manufacturers express guarded optimism about 1975 after a statewide Ohio Manufacturers Association survey. Most expect steady employment, some plan hiring, and many will expand capital facilities and raise prices citing higher materials costs and wage increases. Firms also foresee product changes and maintain or boost investment in 1975 despite energy worries and regulation.
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Ohio
Ohio Manufacturers Association
OMA
Bicentennial Traffic Study Underway in Salem and Tufts
The U S Department of Transportation partners with Tufts University and Salem Massachusetts to assess how to handle bicentennial tourist traffic. A $77 974 project led by Dr Hermann H Field will examine transit, parking, land use and cultural facilities to project needs and strain in historic cities.
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U.S. Department of Transportation
Tufts University
Salem
Mass
Tufts
Hermann H Field
Dirator
Histore
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Hewters, Hight School
Mal Dyal
Portland State University
Frost
Alice Broadill
Teri Riley
Leon Anan Hendon
Michele Simes
Dlaine Quilhaugh
Dierre Hendon
Rhoads Deadmond
Lana Younger
Krist Stewart
Deansa Smith
Leurie Allred
Denise Gibbs
Gloria Quilheugh
Hobart Corporation
Radio. A. TV
Asc
Seles & Service
Sam
Au Ft
Ate Ake
Ae Ian
U.S
Pacific Basin
Argentina
Australia
Bangladesh
Burma
Canada
Chile
People’s Republic of China
Colombia
Costa Rica
Ecuador
el Salvador
Fiji
Guatemala
Honduras
India
Indonesia
Japan
Cambodia
Korea
Malaysia
Mexico
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Pakistan
Panama
Peru
Philippines
Singapore
Samoa
Sri Lanka
Ceylon
Taiwan
Thailand
Tonga
U.S.S.R
South Vietnam
Alocka
Hawaii
Washington
Guam
Hong Kong
Macao
New Caledonia
Tahiti
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