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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1972
Page
2
The article argues that the printed word remains vital in an era of shifting media. It cites James Kilpatrick and Douglas Southall Freeman to contrast newspapers with wind and clips, praising print for reader convenience and durable communication.
Rep. Jack Ripper addressed the Tri County Committee for Progress in Put Orford urging organized groups to push local issues and voter registration. He proposed using welfare recipients for help, Medicare for all seniors, low cost meals and RSVP senior volunteer programs to aid CPL projects.
Sybyl Dizic completes mesic training at Fort McClellan Alabama and will visit parents in Broadview Lee before reporting August 2 for duty at the Headquarters Infantry Training Center Fort Ord California. Her brother Specialist Truman W Jackson Jr., a radio mechanic in Flood Texas, has served 18 months in the Army.
Brief quip collection highlights urban irony and tax jabs. Notes a quote about city planning and trees, with stray attributions to Maye G Weed and T E Wyatt, reflecting opinion pages tone.
SWOCC will conduct several classes in Coquille at Coquille High School. A noncredit mushroom identification and a free typing refresher purse are offered with schedule details. First classes begin late September with additional sessions through November and final cooking exercise.
The Herald will suspend Charles Delbetack's political column during the November election campaign. Porter requests to run his own column are denied to avoid bias. the editor aims to inform Kiarth District residents about Washington issues while maintaining a balanced page for Republicans and Democrats.
The House approved an appropriations bill funding the Labor and HEW departments, reflecting a nearly 1.8 million increase above Administration requests and sparking a presidential veto threat. George Mahon defended conference efforts while cautioning about fiscal strain and calls for restraint in education funding.
The article discusses meditation as vital to life and breath in yoga, noting researchers and medics expanding focus on breathing techniques. It mentions effects like slowed heart rate and lower blood pressure, and describes ongoing city initiatives toward fascial research and wellbeing.
Dr Jane Wyan of the Oregon Department of Agriculture cautions consumers and firms not to dismiss complaints. She notes many issues arise from malfunctions and storage problems and urges filing with proper records and receipts to support action.
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