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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1973
Page
3
The piece argues against discarding the free market system as a path to perfection. It compares innovation to a baker who must try unseen pastries and warns that removing the brainchild of the market would not solve problems. The author cites a respected authority saying the market best guarantees fairer prices and efficient supply.
The piece cites William G. White warning that excessive congressional probes threaten self government. It argues politics risk turning crime into a universal evil and questions whether government can govern amid public eagerness for scandal. It notes recent presidents, from both parties, ousted by democratic fever.
Lee Evans, 8, longtime Coquille resident, died Oct 22 in Myrtle Point after residing 19 years. Born in Betavia Iowa, he was a former Bendon Grange and IOFC member. Services Oct 25 at 10 am at Myrtle Point Chapel with C Dean Mason in charge. Interment at Norway Cemetery. Survived by brother R W Evans of Loleta California and three nieces and three nephews. Myrtle Point Chapel of Cool Mortuaries handles arrangements.
In Uintah Basin Utah a wife tells her husband she wishes he had the spunk she sees in government leaders who spend freely despite debt. Clarin D Ashby notes the contrast in a local standard column.
The column argues the U S system risks dictatorship as the President fires a special prosecutor and the Attorney General resigns. It urges Congress to assert its checks on power, support impeachment if needed, and defend open and honest government ahead of the nation’s 300th anniversary. It also notes appointees Peek and Olsen taking roles in the Coos Bay district APD Workmen's Compensation Board.
In the Oregonian letter from James Brescoll of Coos Bay the writer urges wider public access to information on Oregon laws now in effect. He notes the Advance Sheets exist but cost prevents mass mailing and suggests public inspection in several county and city repositories. State Rep Ed Stevenson adds that legislators have sent bill sets to local libraries for constituent use.
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