Myrtle Point Herald Official Details
Myrtle Point Herald published weekly on Thursdays by the Myrtle Point Herald. Established 1889. Managing editor Shirley Francis. IETV editor production Gloria MacEwell. Mail address P O Box 578 Myrtle Point Oregon 97458. Second class postage paid at Myrtle Point Oregon under March 3 1897 act.
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Bill Palmroth
Shirley Francis
Marie Nichols
Gloria Macewell
Myrtle Point
P.O
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President warns against further inflation driven spending
The President vetoed an education bill and a spending measure for 23 federal agencies, calling such bills unaffordable. He cautioned that approving more spending would raise living costs, interest rates, and taxes while noting election year politics tempt lawmakers to say yes. Deficit is expected around $23 billion next year if cuts aren’t made.
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Poltics
Youthful senility study links youth behavior to aging traits
A study comparing college students and elderly shows students more neurotic and dissatisfied, suggesting senile traits are not confined to age. Researchers note some youth exhibitionism may reflect early senility rather than mere mischief.
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America
Congress Faces Backlog as 91st Session Inches Forward
The 91st Congress struggles with unfinished business including crime, drug policy, health and safety, mutual funds, food stamps, and foreign trade. The Senate weighs a direct presidential election amendment while House reforms progress slowly. Elk Creek Dam funds rise by 800 000, promising local jobs amid regional need.
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House
Senate
Congress
Oregon
Elk Creek
Oregon Dunes Bill and Pacific Fishing Penalties discussed
The speaker urges speedy House Interior subcommittee action on an Oregon Dunes bill and supports a penalty increase for intruding foreign fishing vessels. He warns against a lame duck session after the November election and notes concern over Congress schedules and constituent outreach.
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United States
Oregon
House Interior
Congress
Veterans Affairs hits loan fund shortage again
Department of Veterans Affairs reports no funds for new loans with Measure 5 on the November ballot. Director H. C. Saalfeld says approved commitments will require a yearlong wait unless the bonded debt limit is raised. If Measure 5 passes, bonds could rise to 18 million with up to 16 800 loans totaling 27.7 million in 1971 73. if not, loans fall to about 7 540 totaling 124.4 million.
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H. C. Saalfeld
Sealfeld
Saalfeld
Myrtle Point Bobcats crush Sluslaw in season opener
Myrtle Point high scores 50 to 0 against Sluslaw in the season opener highlighting an explosive offense under Coach Don Fisher. Tomorrow the Bobcats host Reedsport in a pre league clash as they aim to stay healthy for eight remaining games.
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Myrtle Point
Sluslaw
Bobcats
Don Fisher
Reedsport
Ol’ Griz
Governor McCall lauds Oregon Guardsmen support in August notice
In an address to employers, Gov. Tom McCall acknowledges cooperation by Oregon National Guard employers during August. He notes training reschedulings for Guardsmen serving at the National American Legion Convention and jamboree, praising sacrifices by businesses to maintain public safety and order in Portland and nearby areas. Major General Donald N. Anderson extends thanks for employer understanding and cooperation.
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Tom McCall
Oregon Nations Guardsmen Fm
Johan Eee Ho
National American Legion
Portland
Peoples Army
United States
Oregon
Altate
Donald N. Anderson
Coos County Log Trucker Dividends Total $63309
Coos County log truckers receive checks totaling 963309.76 this week as dividends from their safe 1968 65 operations. Oregon Log Truckers Association and SAIF return over 700000 to 350 log truckers across 31 counties, the largest SAIF group dividend this year at 27.5 percent. The payout includes individual and bonus dividends earned through group action, notably in emety.
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Coos County
Oregon Log Truckers Association
W. J. Hamilton
Klamath Falls
Association
State Accidents Insurance Fund
SAF
SAIF
Emety
Powers school enrollment shows increase and new staff
Powers schools opened August 31 with high school enrollment at 101, up slightly from last year. New high school shop teacher William Hiner joins from Days Creek and English teacher Barbara Brister arrives from Myrtle Point. Principal A. C. Bright and first grade teacher Davida Perschall are also added as the combined enrollment sits at 160 for grades and junior high.
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Powers
William Hiner
Days Creek
Himer
Hiner
Western Montana College
Barbara Brister
Myrtle Point
Brister
OCE
Eastern Wenatchee College
Washington and Lee School
Bright
Schoo
Dutch Boy Latex Satin Gloss Enamel Review
Product pitch highlights easy application and quick drying latex satin gloss enamel. Claims no runs or sags, resists yellowing, cleans with soap and water, and suits cabinets woodwork and walls for a smooth finish.
Bridge Grange at State Fair Earns Third Place Booth
Bridge Grange wins third place for a community booth at the State Fair with volunteers including Mrs. Dave Waterman, Mr. Clarence Waterman, Rev. and Mrs. Chuck Hagel, and Miss Kim Barzee. The item notes many family visits and travels across towns like North Bend, San Francisco, Portland, and Medford as Waterman relatives gather.
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the Bridge Grange Booth Tonk
Dave Waterman
Clarence Waterman
Chuck Hagel Maning
Booth Ags
Kim Barzee
Dee LaCasse
Lee Cyrus
North Bend
Glenn Brown
Fameily
Waterman
Dennis Waterman
San Francisco
Linda Waterman
Army
WACS
Fred Waterman
Joe
Coos Bay
Elia
Eastside
Sam
Ross Daport
Priest River
Coplin
Bridge
G. A. Young
Beham
Wash
Young
Deckson
Gregory Lantcaster
Sharron
Brent Medford
Powell Lancaster
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