Coos Bay Wagon Road Committee Meets on CBWR Timber Growth
The Coos Bay Wagon Road Committee met to certify CBWR timber growth on nearly 60 000 acres in Coos County and discuss a possible new cruise. The panel approved certifying a growth adjustment and reviewed tax adjustments that increased the assessed value of CBWR lands, with funds flowing to district 41 and CBWR programs.
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CBWR
Coos Bay
Force Fet
Lonnie van Elsberg
Eubanks
Coos County
Myrtle Point Dimict 41
Coos Bey Wardt
District 41
IEC
Prive O Forests
Fournier
John Lobdell
Department of Revenue
Douglas County
Lobddell
Department of the Interior
Lobdell
Coos
Douglas
J.J
Bob’ Geaney
Myrtle Point council sets hearing on proposed sewer district
Myrtle Point council adopted a resolution for sewer construction in District 3 and scheduled a public hearing for Monday night November 17 at 7 30 p m in the council chambers. The meeting also covered tennis court renovations including a first coat of sealer and a budget increase to about 4700 dollars.
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Myrtle Point
Coucil
Ben Nichols
Sunset Lane
Dan Wooley
Warner Cable
FFA Members Set For Kansas City Convention Trip
Four Myrtle Point FFA members and adviser Verlin Hermann depart Saturday for the national FFA Convention in Kansas City Missouri. Alan Hermann Vic Hammack Don Gibes help organize plans as over 218 Oregon members travel by bus for the November 11 14 event where honorary degrees will be awarded in Kansas City ceremonies.
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Myrtle Point Ffa
Verlin Hermann
FFA
Kansas City
Missouri
Alan Hermann
Vic Hammack
Don Gibes
Tim Hoffman
Dora road crews dispatched to Dora Skinmares project
Coos County commissioners said road crews have been sent to the Dora-Skinmares area to begin work on the road there. The statement came as officials discussed ongoing efforts to improve local infrastructure and roads in the county.
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Coos
Land Board Advisory Committee Proposed by President
Advisory group requests establishment of a Citizens Advisory Committee to the State by the President. The plan would affect the Oregon land board and faces criticism for restrictive discriminatory effects. The President asked the Governor to consider the cognitive impact on trade commerce industry travel and related sectors.
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The
Oregon
Veterans Day Observances Noted in Fragmented Notice
A garbled wartime observance note mentions Veterans Day events with veterans and auxiliary groups. The readable portions reference November dates and a 1976 acknowledgment, but many lines are unreadable, leaving a partial memorial context.
Chamber Hears Report on Local Transportation Plans
Chamber of Commerce members discussed the recent transportation planning committee meeting in Coos Bay. Reports noted bids on Slater Creek Mystic Creek work and possible award soon. A plan for a Myrtle Point boat ramp and feasibility study for an industrial park were discussed with regional council support.
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Chamber of Commerce
Transportation Planning Committee
Coos Bay
LaVerne Brodie
Chet Weed
Chamber
H.H. Wong
Singapore
John Ulrich
Nose
Wong
Peeple
SWOCC Bond Measure Defeated by Voters in Coos Douglas
Voters in Coos and Western Douglas counties rejected a 28 million SWOCC bonding plan by 6 780 to 2 799 with absentee ballots included. Coos County totals were 6 246 no to 2 612 yes. College President Jack Brookins pledged the board will reassess and likely return with a new proposal within six months.
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Coos
Douglas
Southwestern Oregon Community College
Beverly Owen
Coos County
Brookins
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Geaney
Ed Stevenson
Jack Ripper
Irene Johnson
the Herald
Stevenson
Wally Zublanks
Jobin Fournier
Lrent Johnson
Myrtle Point ‘Herald
Myrtlé Point, Coos County, Ore
Wooley
Sixth Street
Fairgrounds
View Street
Lester
Ashland
Larl Thatcher
Jim Chapel
Emergency Services Board
Schmidt
Sixthtreet
Greyhound
George Linn Agency
Kansas
OCA
Saasabe
Bas Wyedts
Pasteles Etaieciek
Crusade
Whirleybird Pictures Pee
SWOCC
Jack Brookins
Coquille
Sprucetreet Bridge
Chuck Brummel
John Mingus
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