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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1973
Page
2
The Myrtle Point Herald notes editor and general manager positions in a damaged specimen. It lists publication details including Thursday issue cadence, mailing address in Myrtle Point Oregon and a revenue stamp style statement with established year 1869 and postal terms under March 3 1897 act.
A forecast of tighter federal air and safety standards promises higher car prices and less convenience. Regions may restrict car use, parking costs could soar, and limits on weight horsepower and fuel may curb large vehicles. The shift favors smaller cars with added safety and pollution tech.
The Lanitation Army asks readers to donate clean usable clothing for Mexican disaster victims. Items can be delivered to The Salvation Army Tarift Store in North Bend or Coos Bay drop boxes, or mailed to The Salvation Army Coos Bay Oregon 97420. Major Arne Hanson thanks readers for support.
Legislators in Portland discuss a National Citizens Advisory Committee grant of 150 000 to study and develop Oregon medical service legislation. They stress the need to attract doctors to small towns, noting metropolitan shortages and a planned training program for police and juvenile services.
Senator Jack Ripper advocates vocational rehabilitation to cut prison population in Oregon. He notes many inmates are school dropouts with few marketable skills and argues rehab reduces crime and costs. He says the Law Enforcement Council funds future projects and promises weekly updates.
Kenneth Silton Flatner, longtime manager of Metames Motes in Myre Poum and Rotary Club member, died September. Survived by sisters Mrs. Jack Brush, Mrs. John F. Jones, Mrs. Phillip Sannor. Interment at Norway Cemetery. Mary Rita Haines Sjogren, longtime Coos County resident, died August 6 1909. Survived by husband Gus Sjogren, stepchildren Fred Sjogren and Violet Coleman, two grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Services held September 4 at Kirk point Chapel. Interment at Norway Cemetery.
Oregon veterans may receive state education aid to cover tuition, with $960 per month for full time undergraduate study and up to $35 per month for other studies. Entitlements range to 36 months for eligible veterans, including Korean veterans and those with Vietnam service medals.
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