Births at Myrtle Point Families Welcome Three Newborns
Mr and Mrs Larry Dunie of Myrtle Point welcome a girl Summer Jean born 1 24 75 weighing 6 lbs 1 oz. Mr and Mrs Byron Owens of Myrtle Point welcome a girl Dore Everall Joy born 1 24 75 weighing 7 lbs 4 oz. Mr and Mrs Richard Anderson of Myrtle Point welcome a boy Aaron McCage born 10 26 78 weighing 7 lbs 14 oz.
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Myrtle Point
Summer Jean
Bryon Owens
Myrtle
Dore Everall
Joy
Richard Ander
Aaron McCage
Bayh to Address Oregon Democratic Banquet in Portland
Senator Birch Bayh announced he will speak at the Wayne Morse Banquet in Memorial Coliseum Portland on November 15. The fundraiser honors Wayne Morse and benefits the Oregon Democratic Party. Tickets cost 15 dollars and are available through local party offices or by phone.
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Birch Bayh
Oregon
Wayne Morse
Portland
Memorial Coliseum
Democratic Party of Oregon
Eugene
Weatherstrip
Attac
Ashe Family Takes Over Hiland Theater in Myrtle Point
The Hiland Theater at 840 Spruce St Myrtle Point changes hands to Mark Ashe his wife Sue and their children Shirley Tony Leonard and adopted grandmother Helen Roth. They will run ticketing concession and finances while maintaining showdays and prices anchored by community history since 1984.
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Hildan Theatre
Tony
Leonard
Helen Roth
Mrs
Ashe Ar. Shirley
Mark Ashe
Sue
Shirley
Ervin Wilberger
Mark
Sue Ashe
E.A. Dodge
Wallace Dement
Ferrari
Helen Billings
Bridge
Wilberger
Dodge
The
Herald
Cinema Science
State Finds Eight Million Surplus for Higher Employee Pay
Oregon officials report a surplus from a miscalculation totaling between 6 and 13 million dollars. Morton Shapiro seeks Board approval to renegotiate the two year contract to raise salaries by the surplus amount. He cites welfare eligibility concerns for low paid staff and urges action at the November 4 meeting.
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State Executive Department
Morton Shapiro
Emetive
Oregon State Employes Association
Osea Board of Directors
Executive Department
Emergency Board
Exeecutive Department
Stafford Mansell
Legislstors
Bond support grows for Southwestern Oregon CC project
Coos Bay Chamber of Commerce and the Southwestern Oregon Community Action Committee endorsed the $9.8 million bond issue for Phase V facilities at the campus under construction. Earlier supporters include the Coos County Democratic Central Committee the League of Women Voters and the Oregon Central Labor Council AFL CIO. The bond will appear on the November 4 general election ballot across the college district.
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Southwestern Oreton Community Colleges
Tom Murdock
Ben Cutlip
Citizens For Swocc
Coos Bay
The
Coos County
Democratic Central Committee
League of Women Voters
Oregon Central Labor Council
AFL- CIA
Log Truckers to Convene With Oregon Safety Panel
The Oregon Log Truckers Association OLTA schedules a weekend meeting of the State Safety Committee and eight other standing committees at the November 1 2 conference in Coos Bay Thunderbird Courtel. OLTA President R B Slagle Grants Pass says directors will also review a new industry film The Vital Link insurance program progress and set goals from a September Salem meeting.
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Oregon Log Truckers Association
Olta Board of Directors
Thunderbird Courtel
Coos Bay
Frank Berns
Olta State Safety
Safity
Association
R.B. Slagle
Grants Pass
Salem
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