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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1972
Page
2
The Myrtle Point Herald article lists key staff positions including editor general manager society editor and production staff. Names identified include Bill Palmroth Shirley Francis Marie Nichols and Katherine Carman with roles indicated.
A fragmented editorial urges Oregon motorists to honor Memorial Day by driving responsibly. It cites 646000 American war deaths and 42 000 highway fatalities and warns that 323 Oregon road deaths or injuries occurred over the weekend. The piece calls for safer driving and abuse of statistics to motivate action.
A fragmented discussion notes how a mild recession pushes firms to favor efficiency and automation. Officials warn wage and price controls may fail, while executives warn that simplifications threaten suppliers and buyers amid demand shifts.
A clipped report summarizes congressional hearings on a looming $40 million deficit this year and a separate 1953 shortfall, with officials urging business to curb inflation. It notes calls for price controls while blaming business and global rivals for inflation, and criticizes government agencies for environmental red tape harming productivity.
The Broadbent gathering featured NCC students and local residents with plans for a church drive, a bridal shower, and a 4-H Club meeting at Gayford. Attendees included Mr Heunice, Mrs Ther pout, and numerous residents, highlighting community ties and upcoming church camp preparations.
The piece reflects on last Tuesday's primary losses and counsels perseverance. It notes several failed candidates from the DulsiNess area and references historic figures to illustrate resilience, while mentioning local supply shortages and a bank security issue.
Fragmentary notes describe a heated local election discussion with references to CT NM ke battles and civic groups. The material hints at voter engagement concerns and unclear polling outcomes across communities. No concrete names or dates are present.
Joan Legg former Staal member and state Employ iment office in Medford is hired as district manpower planner for Southern Uregut. Chalmers L. Jones, administrator for special programs and chair of the Governor Manpower Planning Council, announces Legg will advise Ancillanm Manpower Planning Boards and assist districts toward efficient, targeted workforce development.
Blair A Holman 33 named chief forester for Georgia Pacific's Cove Has Division succeeding Douglas A Welch who retired after 17 years. Holman brings forestry experience from GP Toledo Division since 1968 and prior summers with Oregon State Board of Forestry. He is a graduate of Oregon State University with a BS in forest management.
A reader argues busing students beyond their nearest school harms children and wastes time and money. The letter urges returning to neighborhood schools and supports approving a school budget for Myrtle Crest School street paving and band students' needs. Cobliwen Pent.
State Senator Sam Dement will address a no-host buffet luncheon at noon on Wednesday May 31 at Pony Village Motor Lodge for women of Coos County. The event offers insight into state government and the roles of Coos and Curry Counties.
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