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Myrtle Point Herald

Location

Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1971

Page

3

IRS outlines audit odds and key verification tips

Oregon residents learn about audit chances, the screening process at the Western Service Center in Ogden, and why receipts are crucial. The piece lists common audit targets such as charitable contributions medical expenses and taxes with guidance on acceptable proof and record retention.

Wiy Walessa Ralph B. Short Internal Revenue Service Oregon Uncle Sam Short Pyour IRS Ogden Uma IRS In

Oregon County Fairs Ranked for Additional Racing Receipts

The Oregon Fair Commission evaluated 35 county fairs and ranked the top ten Lane Tillamook Grant Douglas Morrow Multnomah Jefferson Wasco Polk Hood River. Fairs could share about 860000 in extra gross pari mutual receipts based on a 1000 point merit system across administration fiscal accountability and operations.

Oregon Dale Swart County Fair Commission Stuart Sate Department of Agriculture Lane Tillamook Grant Douglas Morrow Multnomah Jefferson Wasco Polk Hood River

Forest officials hail law curbing lawless behavior in parks

Forest Service officials in the Pacific Northwest praise PL 98-83 signed by President Nixon in August as a step to curb lawless acts in National Forest recreation areas. The measure authorizes cooperative enforcement with local police and potential reimbursements, though no funds are yet budgeted.

Forest Service Pacific Northwest Oregon Washington Nixon Rexford A. Resier Edward P. Cliff Wenatchee National Forest Justices of the Peace

Federal and state partners test rural labor program in West

A joint pilot by the extension service and employment services in Washington and Idaho targets farm worker displacement and non farm job prep amid rapid tech change. Seattle administrator Jess Ramaker calls it an aggressive federal state effort. The OSU extension team led by Miles, with Peace Corps background, coordinates the expansion plan if pilots succeed.

Washington Idaho Jess Ramaker Seattle Northwest Ramaker

Lunar Hot Pants Save Astronauts From Harsh Sun

Moon dwellers don space suits with miracle fiber called hot pants to shield from extreme solar heat reaching 243 degrees Fahrenheit. The bold attire promises life saving protection during sunlit lunar operations.

Lunar

Nomex Fabric Extends Life of Protective Work Clothing

Thompson reports Nomex fabric from DuPont resists flames heat and chemicals. The material lasts six to fifteen times longer than other work clothing, aiding workers and finding uses from clothing to upholstery, carpets, filtering, and ironing-board covers.

Fibter DuPont

Wandschneider Led Peace Corps Roles Ahead of Army Service

The subject worked with a Bolivian coffee cooperative and taught future rural school leaders before serving in Vietnam. He earned degrees from George Washington University and UC Riverside and did graduate work at Northwestern University while spending five years in the Peace Corps, including time in Turkey.

Bolivia Vietnam George Washington University Wandschneider Peace Corps Turkey University of California At Riverside Northwestern University

Oregon launches rural employment pilot program in five counties

Oregon State University Cooperative Extension Service and Oregon Safe Employment Division lead a two pronged pilot to boost rural services. In Wallowa Morrow Wheeler Gillam and Skerman counties two employment counselors and two extension agents will coordinate with The Dalles Pendleton LaGrande offices to expand opportunities and inform residents.

Oregon Oregon State University Cooperative Extension Service Oregon Safe Employment Division U. S. Department of Labor Stanley Miles OSU Wallowa Morrow Wheeter Gillam Skerman Dalles Pendelton LaGrande Employment Division Enterprise and Moggner Miles George M. Johnson,Jr Map

Food stamps replace Abundant Food program in Coos County

Mov 1 replaces the Abundant Food Program with food stamps. Eligible households will receive stamps valued by size, with costs tied to income. Two person households can gain up to 56 dollars in stamps at 86 dollars cost. four person households up to 106 dollars at 76 dollars cost. Applications and issuance occur at 615 Virginia Street, North from 9 am to 5 pm, Monday through Friday.

Coos County Virginia Street Sa m

Record Channel Catfish Sets Oregon Size Mark

Jim Ovecuard of Lincoln City hauled a 29 pound channel catfish from Devils Lake in Lincoln County on August 20. The fish was taken to Cedar Creek Fish Hatchery for verification, establishing a new Oregon record for channel catfish based on fins and measurements. Previous Oregon record came from the Snake River in February 1906 by John Deibert.

Oregon Devils Lake Lincoln County Jim Ovecuard Lincoln City Game Commission Cedar Creek Fish Hatchery Neatucca River Snake River John Deibert W. B. Whaley Anders

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