Myrtle Point Herald Names Edition Details
Myrtle Point Herald published weekly on Thursdays in Myrtle Point Oregon. The paper lists staff including Bill Palmmotm Lumley Franc Arie Nichols Gloria Madewell and states establishment in 1666 with mailing address P O Box 576 Myrtle Point Oregon 97466 and postal details under March 3 1997 act.
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Bill Palmmotm
Lumley Franc
Arie Nichols
Gloria Madewell
Myrtle Pout Herald
P.O
Myrtle Point
Ore
Social Security Tax Rise Prompts Debate on Self-Government
The U S News World Report notes a 7.5 percent Social Security hike effective January 1 with higher pensions possible. For a $99,000 earner, taxes could rise to about $4,668 yearly in 1971, up from $9074, with further increases by 1980. The piece questions funding principles and liberty under self-government.
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U.S
U S and Soviet Economies Compared in 1967
The National Federation of Independent Business notes U S advantages in housing, radio and TV ownership over Russia. It argues Russia lags in luxuries and necessities while not facing overthrow talk, suggesting many in the U S are spoiled. The piece concludes that the United States hosts many spoiled adults and children.
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United States
National Federation of Independent Business
Rusele
U.S
Russia
Reform of Congress Finally Moves Forward in 88th Congress
Congressional reform gains momentum as the 88th Congress convenes in January with rules changes intended to make lawmaking more responsive to voters. A bipartisan push yielded an overhaul after years of stalling, with 38 amendments adopted and quick Senate action.
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Springfield
Coos Bay
Brookings
Congress
Sth
House Rules Committee
Pist
Senate
Reform Bill Aims To Increase Transparency In Congress
Dellenbach outlines technical and simple reforms to televised committee hearings proxy voting limits mid year budget updates five year cost forecasts and a standing House Senate committee on Congressional Operations. He praises the reform steps as beneficial to all Oregonians despite flaws and calls for further revisions.
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House-Senate
Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Death of Theodore Gilkkinen in Myrtle Point
Theodore Gilkkinen 67 part time Myrtle Point resident dies November 13. He also lived in Oakland 43 years and was born February 32 1905 in Merth Powder Oregon. Survived by wife Thelma, son Leroy, and daughters Elva. Services held Tuesday March 17 at 5 pm.
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Theodore Gilkkinen
Myrtle Poin
Myrtle Point
Mr. Glilkisen
Oakland
Calif
Merth Powder
Oregon
Gilhisen
Thelma
Oskisad
Cali
Leroy Gitkison
Elva Gangewmens
Tuseday
Spm
Obituary Interment Service Held at Norway Cemetery
Interment followed at Norway Cemetery with Rev. John Whitlarch of the Myrtle Point Baptist Church officiating.
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Norway Cemetery
John Whitlarch
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Point Flags Debate Sours Local Development Plan
A Veterans Day flag display dispute in Myrtle Point sparks readers’ letters while the Myrtle Point Development Corporation launches a $100 share sale to back an SBA loan for Acme Wood Products. Officials warn federal funds may require congressional approval, delaying the project.
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Myrtle Point
VFW Post
Gus Metzgus
People’s Forum
The
Oregonian
Myrtle Point Development Corporation
Acme Wood Products
Small Business Administration
Congress
Acme
American War Mothers Mobilize Christmas Mail for Servicemen
Myrtle Point mothers group seeks names and addresses of service members to add to a Christmas mailing list. Contact Wynonna Ocheltree or Clarice Jones or send details to American War Mothers at 606 Harristreet. Also letters praise veterans flag service and upcoming Bethlehem Steel pollution controls investment.
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United Sates
Myrtle Point
Theen
Wynonna Ocheltree
Clarice Jones
Harristreet
Cheese Factory Whey Upstream Discharge Policy Spurred Debate
James A Hanna, manager at Coquille Valley Dairy Banders Oregon, explains whey waste from cheese production and river dilution dynamics. He notes DEQ approval prior to a Nov 11 field survey and defends the whey discharge as non polluting while criticizing officials and media coverage. The piece also references FBI crime figures and federal leadership remarks.
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Robert Brasch
Field Aussey
WORLD
DEQ
City of
Bandon
Questicn
Coquille
Department of Enn Evironmental Quality
Brisch
Brasch
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Myrtle Point Herald
D.C
Dellenbach
Theodore Gilk
Chewren
Adared
Globe
Washington, D.C
With Griz
Orrin Savage
Broadbent
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chamber of Commerce
Coos County
Gus W. Metzgus
W.F.W
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Harvey
Chevron
R. Howe
Standard Od Company of
California
James A. Hanna
Ager
Coquille Valley Dairy Bander
FBI
Edgar Hoover
Volkswages Relien Style
Vollstedt
Volkswagen
Mere
Frigidaire Holiday Sale
Gren
Paes
Mery Chase
Myrtle Point High School
Herma
Reale
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