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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1973
Page
2
Myrtle Point Herald issue details publication cadence and postal information for Myrtle Point Oregon, with establishment and filing notes. It states the paper is published weekly on Thursdays and references a 1897 act for postal postage classifications.
The piece argues returning servicemen face challenges reintegrating and stresses education as key. It notes the Defense Department plans $6 billion for degree courses and highlights hopes for training to yield productive civilian careers.
The Oregon Coast Association plans a quarterly board meeting in Reedsport to set up a legislative committee. The panel will identify coastal problems and propose new or amended legislation to protect the coast, with appointments announced by President Ivan Rueber.
Senator Jack Ripper warns the nation faces fuel shortages caused by refinery shortfalls and limited capacity. He cites unequal distribution, rising costs, and potential curtailment of electricity as winter approaches, urging governor action to ensure power and fuel supplies nationwide.
Areto Esate of biyre Foam Foy wee shul died September 4 in Coquille. Survived by wife Margaret and children Myrtle Point, Portland, North Bend, and others. nine grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral services Tuesday September 18 at the burial church with private cremation and Sunset Crematory at Norway Cemetery.
Senate Appropriations Committee explains extra money for Oregon coastal programs boosts Coastal Zone Management and Sea Grant activities. Hatfield cites increased federal support and notes potential final funding shortfalls against federal requests, with total additions and program specifics outlined.
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