Public Employee Pay Dispute Reaches Oregon Ways and Means
The Ways and Means Committee weighs a public employees pay package amid a 660 million total proposal. The 34 005 state employees face contracts expiring July 1 with negotiations between the Executive Department and OSEA stalled. Inflation pressures and a statewide budget shortfall complicate funding and tax prospects. A toll free number in Salem offers answers at 1 800 462 0290.
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Als
Straub
Executive Department
Oregon State Employer Association
Ways and Means Committee
Bargaining UN
Ways and Means
OSEA
Salem
The Great Fluorocarbos A ro sol Qosone Flap
The three act production by Freshmen Sen Walter Brown and producer Sen Ted Hallock features many repeats from 1971’s The Oregon Bette Bil. Audiences pack supermarkets as Hallock reworks Brown script amid environmental themes and possible title change.
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D-Oswego
Ted Hallock
Dportland
Oregon
Salem
Washington, D. C
Halleck
Senate Committee On Environment and Energy
South Pacific
India
Portland Oregonian
Oregon Senate Drama Shapes SB 771 Ongoing Capitol Scene
A dramatic Oregon Senate session on SB 771 features Brown and Halleck with Atiyeh and Meeker opposing the 1976 aerosol ban. The May 1 vote advanced the measure through the Senate toward the House as critics warn limited effect and seek broader equity in a staged legislative drama at Salem.
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Hallock
House of Representatives
Brown
Halleck
Victor Atiyeh
Beavertony
Anthony Meeker
R-Amity
Atiyeh
Oregon
Senate
Meeker
Phil Lang
Portland
Nancie Fadeley
House Committee On Environment and Energy
Fadeley
Eugene
Equity
Capitol
Pont
Cotton Paper In Quality Stationery Holds Prestige
The text praises cotton rag paper for its crisp finish and distinct watermark, noting its preference in important people's writing. It warns against wet paper and suggests the material acts as a passive selling device in stationery quality.
Port of Coquille River Commission Meeting Notice
Regular meeting on the third Tuesday of every month at 1 pm in Myrtle Point at 312 Sprese St. Bank of Myrtle Point and Myrtle Point District 4 are listed. Second and fourth Mondays at 1 pm discuss school administration and related matters.
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Coquille River Commission
Spm
Bank of
Myrtle Point
Hondays
Sprese St
Homeowners urge ballot on property tax and cash value swap
Lewis Veerkamy Bowle of Coos Bay Oregon appeals for 5 000 signatures to push a statewide ballot measure. He argues federal funds overseas burden homeowners and proposes the state and county buy property at appraised cash value if not sold within 90 days. He claims discrimination against homeowners and seeks public vote to ensure justice.
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Coos County
Lewis Veerkamy Bowle
Coos Bay
Oregon
Richard A McCuskey obituary in Myrtle Point Oregon
Richard A McCuskey died May 128 in Myrtle Polsé born November 4, 1908 Holy Oak Minnesota. Survived by widow Martha Elizabeth McCuskey Myrtle Point son Richard B McCuskey Spokane daughter Lois Morris Myrtle Point brother Homer McCuskey Holy Oak sisters Alice Erickson Springfield Alice Becker Farmington Minnesota four grandchildren and many relatives. Services set Friday May 16 at 2 p.m. Myrtle Polo Chapel with Rev John Ulzteh officiating. Interment Ocean View Memorial Gardens. Casket open Thursday and Friday morning for calling hours. Memorials suggested to Oregon Lung Association in his memory.
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Richard Austin McCuskey
Richard Awetin McCuskey
Myrtle Polsé
Holy Oak
Mim
Vailey
Mr. McCuskey
Martha Linguist Jumb
Coos County
BPS
Martha Elizabeth McCuskey
Myrtle Point
Richard B. McCuskey
Spokane
Wash
Lois Morris
Homer McCuskey
Minn
Alice Erickson
Springfield
Alice Becker
Farmington
Mian
Myrtle Polo Chapel
John Ulzteh
United Methodist Church
Ocean View Memorial Gardens
Oregon Lung Association
Question on homeowners policy for nonowners
A reader asks if a homeowners policy exists for people who do not own a home after selling their house and moving to an apartment. They seek coverage for possible damaged or stolen personal property and want to understand available policy options.
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