Can't Live Forever on Rising Costs and Debt
A reflective column questions public officials and tax policy as federal debt and inflation push prices higher. It argues that wages lag behind costs for goods and social security while money managers seek new ways to take earnings, noting the finite lifespan of readers in contrast to the dream of a 369 year life.
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Pershtet
U.S. Congress
Sogih
Mike S
Methuselah
Tom McCall
Oregon
Record of Postage Paid in Myrtle Point Oregon 1900
A partial 1900 notice shows postage paid and filed under an act in Myrtle Point Oregon. The readable fragment references Marsh and 1667, indicating historic postal or legal record.
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Marsh
Obituary for Brian Dean White in Myrtle Point
Brian Dean White 15 died March 9 in Myrtle Point. Born April 4 1957 in Coquille he was a Myrtle Point High School sophomore and band member. Funeral services were held March 13 at the Myrtle Point Chapel with Pastor C Robert Leiszy. interment at Myrtle Crest Memorial Gardens. He is survived by parents Melvin and family and siblings Mark Paul Marta and other relatives. The notice also notes a charitable memory and local town context.
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Brian Dean White
Melvin White
Arago
Myrtle Point
Brian
Coquille
Myrtle Point High School
Myrtle Point Chapel
C. Robert Leitsy
Arago Community Church
Vaul
Myrtle Crest Memorial Gardens
Food counts influence on peace and hunger in world trade
The piece argues American agriculture shapes global policy amid food shortages. It notes Russia buying grain abroad and China sourcing from Canada, the U.S., and Argentina. It suggests hunger drives nations toward sources of supply and that U.S. food capacity matters more than military pressure in North Vietnam.
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Ermer
United
Manny
North Vietnam
U.S
Russia
China
Debate on Highways and Urban Transit Funding in Oregon
A discussion on the impact of automobiles and highway funding notes air pollution concerns, the Highway Trust Fund, and calls to redirect some funds to urban mass transit. The piece supports retaining the fund while boosting state and local control over priorities, with examples from Oregon and the East-West Highway concept.
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Los Angeles
California
Edmund Euskie
Maine
Highway Trust Fund
Nison
Congress
Oregon
Poster contest planned for school poster displays
Students in grades four through eight create posters on health themes for the TB and Respiratory Disease Association. The Pony Village book by Sab Ded Cla from North Bend High School is on display on March 15. County winners appear on KCBY-TV March 26 and state judging in Fort Wayne. Standard Insurance Co. supplies grand prizes for heat in each grade and a grand prize of a 925 savings bond and a 950 savings bond. Each classroom winner receives a certificate of merit.
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Ists Association
Pony Village
Sab- Ded
Cla
Korth Besd High School
Kcby-Tv
Fortinad
Standard Insurance Co
Ported
Grant Aims 25 Percent Waste Recycling Goal by 1975
A $47,000 grant supports the plan to recycle 25 percent of waste by 1975 and 9 percent by 1980. DEQ Director Diermald F. Olsenmainia issued the grant, stating officials will pursue further steps with agency staff and partners.
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Pertinent
DEQ
Diermald
Bay Area opposition to Ripper East West highway plan grows
A Chamber of Commerce group in Coos Bay attacks State Sen Jack Ripper s proposed East West highway. They warn the project threatens timber lands and would cost the state dearly while advocating improvements to Highway 42 instead.
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Myrthe Point
Chamber of Commerce
Ite
Teramee
Coos -Curry
Jack Ripper
Asuumnang Ripper
Coos Bay
Bay Area
Ripper
Cain
Oregon
Soil erosion topics mark Coos County conservation meet
The Coos Soil and Water Conservation District annual meeting will begin at 1 pm on Tuesday March 20 in the Coos County extension office conference room in Coquille. Carl Holland and Chuck Liles will present slides and discuss stream bank erosion and conservation measures affecting Coos Curry counties and Oregon.
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Coos
Curry
Oregon
My Neighbors Group Encounter and Snoop Report
A local report describes a neighbor group interaction labeled as a group encounter and snooping activity. The article notes community concerns and calls for vigilance while avoiding sensational detail.
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Vals
Salem Scene
By Jack Zimball
Mark
Paul
Marta
Charles Anes
Chico
Calif
iKin Hubbard
Gecommnon
Bennie Suture
Salem
House
Senate
Imerin
Anced
Department of Economic Development
Gov. McCall
Gon
Oregon Commodities and’ Yike‘ Ducts
McCall
McCal
Cineer
Democrat Party
Gov. t.cCall
Gress
Oregon House
D.C
With Dellenback
San Francisco
Seattle
Portland
Crades
Chuck Liles
Oregon Soil and Water Conservation Commission
The
Cool Soil and Water Conservation District
Coos County
Ares
Acme Wood Products CO
Instamatic
Motorola
USA
M & Handsome
Henry A. Schroeder & Sons
Wpssliw
Pastime Cafe
Dick and
Evelyn
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