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Newspaper

Bessemer Herald

Location

Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Dec 22, 1966

Page

8

Wilton Inley Retires December 31 at East Lansing

Bill Inley retires from the Animal Husbandry Department effective December 31. Born February 1934 in Hartford, Michigan, he managed Rabins Farms in Three Rivers overseeing Percheron horses, Duroc hogs, Shropshire sheep, Holstein cattle and seed programs. He later served as Iosco County agricultural agent and helped develop Northern Michigan beef cow opportunities. He and wife plan to live in East Lansing, travel, and continue farming in Gratiot County with two children Dwight and Caroline.

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Seaman John R. Maki Aboard USS Brownson in Seventh Fleet

Radarman Seaman John R. Maki, USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Waine O. Maki of Ramsay Michigan, serves aboard the destroyer USS Brownson in the Seventh Fleet. The ship, part of Destroyer Squadron 20, is homeported at Newport Rhode Island and moved from Newport via Panama and Pearl Harbor to join operations in Southeast Asia.

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Retired Lt. Col. William Todd Honored At Fort Sheridan

Lt. Col. William Todd retired after nearly 20 years in the Army. He received the second Oak Leaf Cluster to the Army Commendation Medal at a retirement ceremony at Ft. Sheridan Illinois. Todd served as chief of operations training and intelligence and as post executive officer from May 1965 until retirement.

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