Anti rabies clinic set for May dates in Coos County
The Coos County Health Department and Oregon Veterinary Medical Association sponsor rabies vaccination clinics for dogs and cats at North Bend, Coquille, Myrtle Point, and Coos Bay fire halls from May 8 to May 12. Veterinarians staff the events to maximize protections. owners are urged to vaccinate pets, leash pets, and seek medical care if bitten.
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United States
Energy crisis solutions urged at 35th Cool-Curry meeting
John Davenport of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association called for a massive research program to solve the energy crisis and ensure consistent power. He urged federal support for energy protection and highlighted legislative action on House Bill 5683 to restore the Rural Electrification Loan Program.
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John Davenport
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association
Cool-Curry Electric Cooperative
Davenport
W.A. Cook
Coos County backs governor tax relief plan
Coos County voters approve Gov. Tom McCall's property tax relief plan by a narrow margin in a special election. Unofficial county totals show 1 796 yes to 7 394 no, while state results favored the opposite outcome. Oregon lawmakers plan to consider alternate proposals and may call another special election.
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Coos County
Tom McCall
Oregon State Senate
Jason Roe
Reedsport
Vote Set Next Monday on School Budget and Bond
School District 41 patrons will vote Monday May 7 on a 1973 74 budget with a 1 009 452 tax levy and a 500 000 bond for construction at Myrtle Point High School site Balloting will occur 8 am to 8 pm at Myrtle Creek Dora Arago Broadbent and Bridge schools The bond has been defeated twice before and the tax levy reduced by 11000 Unopposed incumbents Avonna Noyes and Ernie Allen seek reelection to two District 41 board seats
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Myrtle Point
Myrtle Creat School
Dora
Arago
Broadbent
Bridge
Vote Set Tuesday on Myrtle Point City Tax Levy
Public vote on a proposed Myrtle Point tax levy of 62 335 over the six percent limit is scheduled for Tuesday May 8 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. at city hall. All registered voters within the city may participate in approving the measure which would reduce the 1973 74 operating budget by 11 367 compared with the prior year and remains within the base levy of 44 836. The city has previously gained voter approval to exceed the six percent limit in the past two years.
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Januay
Wome Ca
Myrtle Point
Masons Honor Past Masters at Myrtle Lodge Night
Past Masters Night at Myrtle Lodge 78 A F A M was observed on Saturday April 38 with a steak dinner for a capacity crowd. Right Worshipful Ed Troyer deputy grand master presented the program and a regular meeting followed.
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Myrtle Lodge
A.F.A
Ed Troyer
Fragmented OCR Item on Grads Registration
The readable parts indicate a note about graduates registration with garbled text and scattered tokens. Key proper nouns or dates are not identifiable, leaving a fractured record of an enrollment or attendance matter with uncertain details.
Coos County Fair Queen Contest Opens Entries
Entries are open for the Coos County Fair queen contest part of the Shodeo and Fair. Unmarried horsewomen aged 16 to 21 from Coos County may enter by June 1. Eliminations begin June 15 with six contestants in the speech division, then three crown the queen and two princesses at the June 16 coronation event.
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Coos County
Fairground
Coos County Fair
Rosemary Edwarda
Oder
Library to Dim Lights Promotes Budget Shortfalls
The Flora M Laird Memorial Library in Myrtle Point will dim lights for a brief period on the evening of May 8 to draw attention to the lack of funds for librarians in the proposed federal budget for the 1974 fiscal year.
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Flora M.laird
Myrtle Point
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Piveyset tte d confak we a Wy. The readable text shows a fragmentary note or message with unclear meaning and no identifiable individuals or organizations. Further context is needed for a precise summary.
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