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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Herald
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1971
Page
2
The fragment indicates names associated with the Myrtle Point Herald including editors and production staff. Specific entries include Bill Palmroth Shirley Francis Marie Nichols and Katharin Carman with roles editor and general manager.
Editorial highlights 4-H Week nationwide with demonstrations of youth in animal husbandry and home economics. It notes ages nine to nineteen may join under local club leaders and emphasizes citizenship, health, and service as core 4-H goals. More than two million members support the program.
House lawmakers return to debate President Nixon's 90 day wage and price freeze and the follow on measures. The discussion centers on federal role, exemptions, and long term inflation control while preserving voluntary cooperation and reducing deficits.
Myrtle Point attendees at the Sunset Writers monthly meeting at city hall heard Abrs. Doris Hampton of Coos Bay share writing experiences. She is the author of Just for Manuel and has magazine success. she discussed ups and downs and the challenge of rejection slips.
Griz notes inspire members as writers gather for a worthwhile meeting. Future meetings are set for the final Tuesday of each month in city hall council chambers with all writers invited. Al Cartwright reports Tide's country western album is distributed to 100 leading radio stations by Buck Owens Studio Bakersfield. The Longshoremen's Union shows strength but faces a public editorial clash with Jack Woodruff and union boss Harry Bridges.
The Oregon Student Public Interim Research Group seeks funding approval at SWOCC to address environmental and consumer problems in Oregon. Students, assisted by SWOCC and seven state universities plus three private schools, plan to produce substantive data and feasible solutions benefiting the college and local residents. Holly Hall SWOCC OSGPRIG Meeting Committee.
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