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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1973
Page
2
Editorial urges readers to pause on Thanksgiving November 22 to reflect on life in America. It links gratitude to the nation’s democratic ideals, founders sacrifices, and the enduring value of liberty, urging daily thankfulness and not to neglect blessings.
The industry spokesman argues that government spending controls are a greater threat than Watergate. He says inflation by means of controls tempts cheating across communities and urges responsible government to curb mass cheating and fiscal irresponsibility.
Senator Jack Ripper laments propane and diesel shortages in Southern Oregon. He cites real production limits, distribution gaps, and federal red tape, warning mills may close without priority fuel access. He notes a ripple effect from chip and waste handling, plus transport bottlenecks harming regional jobs.
Tom Dickerson chair of the Coos County Mental Health Advisory Board announced an open forum on Governmental Services from Conception to Implementation for 8 p m Thursday November 29 1973 at Southwestern Oregon Community College Lower Prosser Halls Coos Bay. The event will use Coos County Mental Health Program to illustrate interactions among citizen groups local service agencies government state departments and the State Legislature.
A student letter recounts the Pilgrims voyage and harsh early life in America. It notes prisoners and outlaws among the settlers, harsh English prisons, and the Indians teaching farming and medicines. It emphasizes the hardship of the first winter, then the harvest and celebration with the Indians.
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