Vandalism and Litter in Forests Costs United States
National Forests in Oregon and Washington incur about 70000 annually in vandalism and litter costs. Malicious damage and theft at forest sites, plus cleanliness neglect, drive 5000 and 55000 respectively, per Regional Forester J Herbert Stone. He urges citizens to care for public lands as part of President Johnsons beauty program.
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Oregon
Washington
J. Herbert Stone
U. S. Forest Service
America
Stone
The
Forest Service
Johnson
Services Held for Harry Wise in Lake View Ranch
Grave side services were held for Harry Wise age two at a Lake View Oregon ranch where he lived with his family. He was buried on the family cemetery on the ranch once owned by his parents William and Mary Greg and a brother William in Alaska. Sisters and a nephew from Medford attended.
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Rees Dente
Harry Wise
Lake View
Oregon
William
Mary Greg
Alaska
Bob Epperson
Medford
Ore
Taxpayers Association weighs recall zoning issue to editor
The association clarifies it is not sponsoring the recall but questions motives behind it. It notes turnout at meetings, explains if Geaney is recalled the position is appointive, and argues the recall mainly targets zoning rather than individuals. It cites 7000 signature effort and hints at behind the scenes backers.
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Taxpayers Association
Soning
Geaney
Lentz
Brad Wagon
Mahaffey
Nativines
Retired Myrtle Point Educator W. R. Long Moves to Redlands
W Ralph Long former principal at Myrtle Point Junior High from 1940 to 1942 retired September 1 as principal of Foater Elementary in Compton City District. He also coached basketball in 1941-43 when Myrtle Point High won the Coos County title and headed Arago High School in 1942-43 before moving to San Jacinto California. He will reside at 1248 E Citrus Ave Redlands.
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W. Ralph Long
Myrtle Point Jr
Foater
Compton City
Myrtle Point
Long
E. Citrus Ave
Redlands
Calif
I Knew of a Time to Save for America
The author urges regular saving as a way to help America during challenging times. He mentions the value of putting something away now for future needs and expresses pride in supporting U.S. Savings Bonds.
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America
Clay Cheng
U.S
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