Myrtle Point Clean Up Week urged by Lions club
The Myrtle Point Lions sponsor the Close-Up campaign with Dick Johnson as chair. May 16 to 23 is the cleanup window. Residents urged to clear yards, demolish unsafe structures, and clear overgrowth to improve safety and town beauty. A parade and kid treats are planned, with cooperation from local organizations.
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Radio substitute for newspapers sparks public debate
Washington observers note four days without daily papers show radio is inadequate as a replacement. Hoover tells Congress to slow tax increases while Professor Yablon quips about diet and nuts, reflecting broader concerns about economic burden and public discourse.
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