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Folder notes highlight alarming fire dangers stating a home fire starts every 47 seconds and a life is lost roughly every 43 minutes, urging vigilance and safety measures nationwide.
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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1970
Page
3
Coos County 4 H members to compete at Portland expo
Four H members from Coos County will represent the area in riding livestock horses and dairy at the Pacific International Livestock Exposition in Portland on Oct 3. Team members include Steve Wilson Bruce Bailey Danny Davis Maria Stone Deb Bodtker Carey Jones Tim Brusca Anita Johnson and Tony Russell. A third of the victims are children. Bob Hogan offers a free emergency home escape plan folder as part of a fire safety campaign backed by The Continental Insurance Companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coos County
Portland
Lyle L. Brown
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Nevada
Steve Wilson
Arago
Bruce Bailey
Coos Bay
Danny Davis
Maria Stone
Bandon
Deb Bodtker
Carey Jones
North Bend
Tony Russell
Riverton
Anita Johnson
Tim Brusca
Bob Hogan
Hogan Reality and Insurance
Myrtle Point
Hogan
Continental Insurance Companies
Myrtle Point Herald Establishes Weekly Publication
The Myrtle Point Herald announces its weekly edition published every Thursday from Myrtle Point Oregon. The paper operates from P O Box 578 and is registered as second class mail under federal law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point
P.O
Ore
Myrtle Point Earns 25 Yes On Civic Progress Quiz
A West Virginia congressman proposes a 31 item test to rate a town as progressive. Myrtle Point answers 25 yes, indicating room to improve in areas like parks, housing, and business development. The piece notes visitor impressions and overall assets and liabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
U.S. House of Representatives
Myrtle
Myrtle Point
Urbanization in Oregon Exceeds in Growth but Shifts Spark Debate
Preliminary census figures show Oregon’s 1960s population rose 16 percent from 1.77 million to 2.07 million, with urban areas expanding while many rural counties and 22 cities declined. Eastern, Southern and Coastal counties lost population while places like Gresham and Milwaukie surged, highlighting the nation’s urbanization trend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Astoria
Pendleton
The
Dalles
Klamath Falls
Benton
Clackamas
Lane
Polk
Washington
Salem
Albany
Eugene
Portland
Tigard
Milwaukie
Gresham
Oregon Faces Rapid Urbanization and Strain on Services
Salem scene notes Beaverton’s 202 per cent population surge the state nears 2.5 million by 1985 with 70 per cent in the Willamette Valley. Gov. McCall official Bob Logan warns half the land is public and cities must plan land use to avoid slums and rising taxes while funding sewers, water, roads, and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverton
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Bob Logan
Tom McCall
Portland
Eugene
Corvallis
Salem
Gov. McCall
Logan
Dredging Contract Let for Coos Bay Channel Project
Western Pacific Dredging Corp of Portland awarded 968 310 contract by Portland US Army Engineer District for dredging and disposal in Coos Bay Channel. Lone bid, work includes 120 000 cubic yards, widening the ship channel to serve larger vessels, upper Jarvis North Bend ranges, nine miles from Coos River mouth. Completion in one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western- Pacific Dredging Corporation of
Portland
Portland U.S. Army
Jarvis
North Bend
Coos River
Coos Bay
Myrtle Point Football Club Sees Busy Fall Prep
The Myrtle Point Quarterback Club maps fall football plans with weekly breakfasts at the Myrtle Point Restaurant. Coaches Fisher and Harty discuss a 14 0 Reedspott win and prospects vs Newport Toledo game. The International Travel Trailer Club eyeing Coos County fairgrounds for a July rally could bring up to 1500 visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myrtle Point Quarterbackh Club
Myre
Myrtle Point
Myrtle Peanut High School
Don Fisher
Leon Harty
Sca
Thornin Beth
Reedspott
Newport
Toledo
Fisher
Cubs
Bobcats
Reedsport
Quarterback Club
Coos County Fairgrounds
Wendell Wallhae Leads Far Uns Sutaal Themo Caves
Verec deone cat the pore seas thee stall cat tite: far uns sutaal themocaves Wendell Wallhae.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wendell Wallhae
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Myrtle Point Herald
Bill Palmroth
Shirley France
Marie Nichols
Gloria Macewell
Sciety
Chamber of Commerce
New Books
Asso
Bureau of Census
Felix Frankfurter
Newsport
Amereica
United States
Canaan
Mytle Pointers
With Griz
Vollstedt
Volkswagen
Pacific Power
Senerae
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