Oregon Leaders Push Port Deepening and Federal Reform
In a Washington trip Senate President Jason Roe and the author plan to press President Ford on a House Joint Memorial urging a 14.6 million port deepening project from 30 to 40 feet at Goos Bay to boost national and state commerce. The conference will also tackle removing federal budget strings and a proposed gasoline tax while discussing a merger of Oregon State Fish and Wildlife commissions to reduce wildlife mismanagement and aid local fisheries.
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Washington, D. C
Gerald Ford
Ford
Senate
Jason Roe
House
Goos Bay
Roe
Washington
Congress
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
Ments
Oregon
Oregon Senate
State Fish and Wildlife Commissions
Annual Band Review Set For May 7 At Myrtle Crest Gym
The Myrtle Point School District 41 music department will stage its 23rd annual band review on Wednesday May 7 at 7 30 p m in Myrtle Crest Gym. All district band students from grades five through seven will perform plus the annual high school music awards including Freshman Cup Senior Sousa Award Improvement Plaque and Service Plaque. There is no admission charge. Other upcoming music events include the 1 8 Band Contest in Coquille May 2 the 7 8 Vocal Festival in North Bend May 9 the Variety Show in Myrtle Point May 12 a Canadian Band visit from Vancouver B C May 14 and the 7 12 Vocal Concert in Myrtle Point May 22.
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Simons
Myrtle Crest
Mwsic Department of District 41
Myrtle Point
Oregon CCCS aids families facing recession era hardship
Consumer Credit Counseling Service focuses on helping households through rising prices and unemployment. The eight year old non profit operates offices statewide with budget planning and creditor contact services for a modest fee, offering free help in severe cases. Since inception Portland CCCS has counseled 15,089 families and recovered 11.3 million dollars for creditors.
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Consumer Credit& Counseling Serice
Portland
Salem
Dalles
Hood River
Astoria
Roseburg
Grants Pass
Eugene
Medford
Klamath Falls
Oregon Retail Council
Portland CCc
Debt trends show rising family debt and aging work force
The report notes a decline in unemployment and rising debt with an average family aged 28 to 32, 2.4 children, 13 creditors, and take home pay increasing from 1973 to 1974. CCCS offices in Portlead report about 19 new calls daily as they guide distressed families and assess debt.
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DeMesa
CCC
CCOS
NeHana
Irene Pee Roe
CCCS
Portlead
Canes EL
Mobile Home Zoning Sparks Letters From Myrtle Point
A letter to the editor from Myrtle Point Oregon criticizes the new mobile home zoning ordinance 932 and praises progressive planning by town leaders. The writer mentions advertising work in San Diego and ties the piece to broader development debates and local governance.
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Myrtle Point
Oregon
Onmnwalty Plonters
San Déeco
Actoum
Myrtle Point School Board Elections Call for Volunteers
Amid statewide May 6 elections, Myrtle Point School District 41 seeks candidates for two board seats and seven attendance area posts. The district outlines term lengths, committee roles, and the unpaid nature of service as it emphasizes the impact on 1300 students and a 1.5 million payroll.
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Oregonieas
Myrtle Point Scheel
Board of Education
Beach
Dim. Johnson
Dora
Dave Cooper
Bridge
Clifford Hult
Donald Foun
Lou Geaney
Gerald J. Bennett
Indian Rights Movement of Coos Bay to hold overnight campout
The Indian Rights Movement of Coos Bay will host an overnight meeting at Powers County Park on Saturday May 3. Camping facilities will be available and all interested persons are invited. For more information call Mrs Karl Demont at 978 3496.
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Indian Rights Movement of
Coos Bay
Powers County Park
Karl Demont
PP and L to Host Irrigation Pumping Seminar Series
Pacific Power and Light Co. will conduct three seminars on irrigation pumping and energy conservation. Sessions cover motor requirements, motor siting and billing with Q&A. Events: Monday evening at Bandon City Mall, and Tuesday sessions at Myrtle Point City Mall and Coquille PP office.
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Pacific Powers Light Co
Questo Ns
Bandon City
Myrtle Point City
Coquille Pacific Power Office
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Coos County
the Ripper Review
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Bank of Myrtle Point
People’s Forum
Nmmmm
Arer
Titez
Ave
San Diego
Calif
Hubert Abbey
France
Myrtle Point Radio & TV
Radio Shack
Acme Wood CO
CP Air
Avenu
Seattle
IRM
Pp&l
Iris ‘Tee
Gaa
Céauille Valley’ Elks
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