Clare Sentinel Publication Details and Rates
The Clare Sentinel publishes weekly on Thursdays from Clare Michigan. It lists staff roles including William D Elden Holitor publisher Paul G Schroeder associate publisher Harold A Couturier and a plant production and advertising manager. Subscription rates are 4.50 to Clare county post offices 3.50 to other Michigan addresses and 6.50 to the U.S. outside Michigan.
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Clare Sentinel
Fourth Street
Clare
Michigan
Thurster
Michigan, Michigan Press Association
William D. Elden
Paul G. Schroeder
Harold A. Couturier
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Clare County
U.S
Cluded Leon
Stanley
William Lange
George Grover
H.B. Johnson
Curtice Hearns
Rolland Thayer
Wilson Sharp
Leo Joslin
Donald McKinnon
Acey Parker
Gerald Nivison
Don Jones
Otis Stanley
Leonard Stanley
Reginald Sharpe
Franklin Township
Sentinel
Eagle
Ed Rutter
Glare County
Harrison Endor
Costs of quackery and its societal impact in Michigan
An MSMS report outlines quackery costs in dollars and lives, noting nearly $3 billion yearly nationwide and over $100 million in Michigan. It details types of quacks, legal challenges, and the need for education, enforcement, and anonymity for victims, with recommendations from a workshop.
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Michigan State Medical Society
Michigan
MSMS
Easter gatherings and services mark Rosebush area
Rosebush Presbyterian church hosted Easter Sunrise service and breakfast for about 120 youth and parents. Families gathered for meals with relatives from Livonia, Mt. Pleasant, Flint, and surrounding towns. Several local residents hosted Easter suppers and welcomed friends and relatives from Wadsworth, Michigan through Illinois.
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Union
Rosebush Presbyterian Church
Earl Neff
John Alderink
Laura
Livonia
Ben Ball
Mt. Pleasant
Gale Neff
Flint
Cindy Spindler
Evonne Neff
Jim Simcox
Harry Lennox
Surrey House
Harrison
Dean Mitterspaugh
Charles Peterson
Jim Muterspaugh
Marsha
Avis Muterspaugh
Philip Cook
Barrett Muterspaugh
Roy Muterspaugh
Kenneth Mogg
Lloyd Spaulding
Lansing
Floyd Graham
Ted Stanway
Wads
Claire Hoover
Jay Walker
Farwell
Asa Prout
Herb Flaharty
Chicago
Harold Flaharty
Judy Watson
Bobatson
Nancy
Debbie
Wilmer Moggs
Raine Rankinen
Republic
Rosebush
Will Hunters
Lawmakers Use Tax Shift to Raise Revenue Before Elections
Congress pushed a temporary tax maneuver to lift benefits soon while delaying a broader tax rise. The Senate sought a larger tax increase, the House favored a modest one, and both kept the 4.4 percent withholding for the year. The earnings threshold rose from 6600 to 7800 dollars, increasing taxes for middle and higher earners. A wage earner earning 8000 dollars faced a 3 month tax holiday last year. this year FICA applies through mid December. A broader 4.8 percent FICA start in January will follow the new Congress.
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