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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1970
Page
2
The Myrtle Point Herald lists staff such as Bill Palmroth and Shirley Francis with production and management roles. Other names like Mame Nichols Janice Wilson and Rod Slanga appear in the masthead as editors or production contacts.
An editorial reflects that Easter's message surpasses personal afterlife hope, linking resurrection to present life. It argues immortality arises from living like Christ Jesus, resisting temptations, and embracing spiritual love as a universal, enduring deliverance.
Secretary of State Clay Myers touts Oregon’s landmark ORS 316.103 credit allowing 50 percent of political contributions against state taxes up to $5 for individuals and $10 for couples. He notes the plan aims to broaden political activity and curb campaign costs despite slow results from election tabulation tech.
Janis Franzen of Myrtle Point High School will visit Oregon State University on April 3 4 to help celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Oregon Association of Future Homemakers of America as part of its annual meeting.
The new law aims to curb contributions to campaigns and committees while allowing nonpartisan positions to be funded. Myers warns exemptions and tax credit changes may adjust impact. Officials expect minimal immediate revenue effect but foresee broader reforms, audits, and pre election reporting in the six point plan for Oregon elections.
Mrs Don Everaden urges readers to tackle littering from streets to space. She cites rising abandoned cars in New York, growing space debris since Russia first satellite, and grim forecasts of pollution harming air land and water within decades. She urges urgent action.
Coos County 4-H groups led by Lyle J Brown plans a charity ride on April 4 with about 170 members on horses. They will visit rural homes to raise funds for the American Cancer Society and encourage annual medical exams and awareness of seven cancer warning signals.
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