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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1973
Page
1
The Fraternal Order of Police won the vote to represent Glare City Police Department on April 19. Five of six eligible voters participated. four backed the FOP, one voted against, and none chose the City Employees Association. Giles Anderson said no bargaining start date is set yet.
Clean-up Day designated by Boy Scouts Girl Scouts and the Clare County Snowmobile Association. Volunteers including others will work from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. to gather debris from county roadways. They will meet at Harrison City.
A correction notes Gateway Electric billed 50 dollars for a performance bond to Clare. Scouts and Girl Scouts organize a national public service project called Our American Resources and Keep American Beautiful. The Clare County Snowmobile Association coordinates transport while Sheriff Lippold urges cautious driving as volunteers assist along county roads. Contacts for volunteer help include Jim Miller Bruce Ghin and Bert Hilliard.
A $100000 slander lawsuit has been filed in Clare County Circuit Court against the Clare School District and varsity basketball coach Jon Bohannon. Plaintiff Daniel Tacco, senior and team captain, alleges two incidents of derogatory remarks in front of teammates and others during March games, seeking 25000 in compensatory damages and 75000 in punitive damages plus costs.
A public hearing on May 23 at 8 p.m. in the Clare County Intermediate School District Resource Center will discuss attaching Gladwin County Intermediate School District to Clare County Intermediate. The plan, supported by boards and superintendents, would create a new district with about 9 000 students and near 200 million dollars in valuation pending state board approval.
Guerdon Industries in Farwell states it will stay open if the village can extend its water system. The plant, producing modular homes with about 120 workers, needs more water for a sprinkler system to ensure employee safety. The $62 000 grant from the Upper Great Lakes Regional Commission was denied April 5, prompting appeals by the Clare County Board of Commissioners and Farwell Village Council to state and federal officials, including Gov. Milliken.
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