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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1974
Page
1
At the August 19 meeting the Clare City Commission was told a storage tank must be built at the Iron Removal Plant to prevent iron discharge into the Little Tobacco Drain. DNR cited a new Michigan law effective December 31. Engineers will plan a suitable solution to satisfy state and federal requirements.
Clare Board of Education reduces debt service millage for 1974-75 to 17 mills from 42, citing state aid loss avoidance. Reopening dates set for Aug 26 27 to 28 with new lunch program details, bus changes, and kindergarten schedules. Additional actions include teacher contracts, football staff reorganization, flu shots, salary adjustments, and a new detailed report card system.
Clare Public Schools seeks 12 mills and Farwell Area Schools seeks 2 mills after defeats in prior elections. Clare warns of $54,125 state aid loss if not approved. Farwell stresses educational program needs amid high share of students with learning problems. Elections set at local high schools 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.
The Clare County Humane Society warns against leaving pets in parked cars during hot weather noting doors may be left open but heat rises quickly and even air conditioned cars can become fatal if cooled off. If a pet shows heat exhaustion, cool with cold water and ice and seek a vet immediately.
Harrison report shows two Democratic candidates defeating Republican rivals in the Clare County Board of Commissioners primary. Annette Lester, first woman candidate, won District 6 over Fred Jones, while Allan Kowalk defeated Stanley Oman in District 1. Other districts elected unopposed Republicans: George Palmer District 2 Donald Case District 3 Thomas Bradley District 4 Russell Eberhart District 5 Arnold Stamman District 7.
Clare The Clare City Commission accepted the resignation of police officer Thomas L. Sandborn after 11 months on the force. He submitted his letter August 17 stating a new job offers better opportunities wages and advancement. His final duty day is August 22 and he will remain as a part time officer.
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