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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1975
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates tied to Palmroth Shirley Francis Marie Nichols and Gloria Madewell. It outlines pricing tiers and terms for periodical delivery.
The Ripper Review notes the State Legislature aims to adjourn by June 1 as the Ways and Means Committee finalizes major budget bills. Senate Bill 34 would allow counties to grant variances on septic tank permits and appoint variance officers to handle appeals. The Fish and Wildlife Commissions merger passed, uniting sport and commercial interests under the new Fish and Wildlife Department.
Bridge Boosters held the first cleanup day and plan ongoing meetings every other Sunday at the Bridge Cafe to fund fire protection. A rummage pickup is scheduled for Monday May 26 with phone contact to arrange items for pickup.
In Salon, the 6th Oregon Legislature faces pressure for a quick adjournment while leaders resist large direct tax hikes. Only a small corporate tax increase has passed, with many indirect fees and charges blamed for widening the tax burden. The $5.1 billion biennial budget relies heavily on Other Funds for indirect revenues, sparking concern over hidden costs.
The Salem piece outlines a $143.5 million budget increase with employer taxes rising to $177 million and higher costs for Unemployment and Workmen's Compensation Insurance. It notes indirect tax effects on prices, with numerous sector fees, licenses, and proposed rates boosting the cost of living and doing business in Oregon.
Dick's T V and Service in Myrtle Point serves the Coquille Valley area with color TV specialty repairs. Call 572-5829 for weekday service and sales information.
Dora residents report new officers Hugh Gearhart as president Laura Laird secretary and Ethel Abernethy treasurer after the May 17 annual meeting A cemetery cleanup drew volunteers from Drain Roseburg and North Bend including Lorna Long and Norman Laird. Community notices include eclipse May 24 and a Valley Sportsmen breakfast fundraiser for fishermen.
The report lists attendees including Mrs. Phyllis Lea and family members such as Pete Wood from Myrtle Point and Mr. and Mrs. Bud King from North Bend. The annual picnic occurred at the Dura School despite overcast skies. Families from Dora Riverton North Bend attended with children and relatives.
The Coos Bay Office of the Bureau of Land Management announces fees for camping at Loon Lake Recreation Area during the Memorial Day weekend from Friday May 23 to Monday May 26. The overnight fee is 92 per campsite with extra charges for picnicking and related services.
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