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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1970

Page

3

Myrtle Point Wrestlers Dominate State Tournaments

Myrtle Point wrestlers earned multiple finals and high placings at the State Junior Olympic and Greco Roman meets in Milwaukie. Notables include Bill Mack and Roy Metzger qualifying for Mexico and South Africa tryouts, Metzger finishing third and Mack fourth in Greco Roman, and Mack winning the 130-pound freestyle with seven pins. Big Jim Mast claimed the heavyweight title while Mary Point sent five wrestlers to Greco Roman competition.

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Dorothy Leeper Announces Fourth District Campaign

Dorothy Leeper 61 announces her bid for the Fourth District seat. editor of The Oregon Democrat and longtime civic activist, she cites unemployment and inflation as Washington failures. Leeper urges end to militarism and a homeward focus on poverty, housing, and environment.

Dorothy Leeper Congress Oregon Democrat McCarthy Volunteers Morse Lane County Howard Morgan Senate University of Oregon Leeper Lane County School Board Project Head Start Oregon Association For the Education of Young Children Planned Parenthood of Oregon League Vietnam Laos Pentagon Jake

Bond Issue Approved for New Bay Areas Hospital District

Bay Areas Hospital District directors authorize two ballot measures for a May 26 special election. A 96.75 million bond to fund a new hospital and a tax base increase from 36,500 to 100,000 are proposed. Bond cost cited at 98.43 per 1,000 TCV with a 7 percent rate over 15 years, potentially offset by grants or donations. The tax levy would last about three years to cover initial costs after McAuley and Keiser Memorial hospitals close.

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Bidepenineg Postponed Amid Unclear Plans

Fragmentary note reports Bidepenineg postponement with vague details on costs and completion time. No clear date, location, or responsible organization is identifiable.

Coquille Democratic Meeting Set for March 30 at Courthouse

Coos County Democratic Central Committee schedules a gathering in Coquille at the Courthouse Monday March 30 at 8 p.m. Secretary Mrs. Jack Ripper says the venue change should boost participation and invites all Coos County candidates for outreach and discussion of views.

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Deadline Set April 1 for $500 O.N.C. Step to Knowledge Scholarship

Local business leaders and Southwestern Oregon Community College officials announce April 1 as the deadline for the $500 O.N.C. Step to Knowledge scholarship entries. A seven member judging panel will select one area student for the 1970-71 college year from high school seniors.

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BLM Adjusts Hours at Coos Bay District Office

The Coos Bay District Office of the Bureau of Land Management will begin new hours on Monday March 30 from 7 40 a m to 4 15 p m with a 12 30 p m to 1 00 p m lunch break. The change aligns with the Portland state office to ease schedule conflicts.

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