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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1973
Page
3
The Myrtle Point Herald lists BILL PALMROTH as editor and general manager SHIRLEY FRANCIS as society editor MARIE MICHOLS as production staff KATRY HOWARD noted for production. The paper is published every Thursday from Myrtle Point Oregon with postal details and archive numbers.
Editorial argues that banning guns won t curb crime. It urges strong laws against criminals rather than restricting firearms, defends gun ownership for home defense and sport, and criticizes antigun arguments as surrendering freedoms.
An energy shortage triggers a global petrochemical crisis, driving shortages and rising costs of raw materials. Industry officials warn many products rely on petroleum-based inputs, risking higher prices for items like bowling balls plastic bags and dishes. Congress urged to craft a national energy policy.
Senator Hatfield and I opposed transferring the DAVISON hopper dredge from Portland to the Great Lakes, citing risks to West Coast dredging. The Army Corps vowed to reassess needs and keep Pacific Northwest maintenance priorities, while proposing repowering the PACIFIC and shifting schedules to protect Oregon ports.
Oregon State University Sea Grant researchers in Astoria develop a fish shrimp blend using hake and rockfish with shrimp scraps. The product aims to lower cost, improve storage life, and mimic shrimp texture with half to three quarters shrimp content.
In Washington DC this week Sen Jack Ripper lauds the watergate era investigations as a healthy check on power. He argues Congress and the Courts enforce equal branches while urging election law reforms to prevent future corruption. He urges voters to demand accountable representation in November.
Frances Torbeck guides savers in Coos County to compare plans, note how interest compounds, and beware gifts and terms. She warns that higher compound frequency does not always yield higher returns and stresses checking withdrawal rules and minimums.
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