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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1972
Page
1
Clare County Social Services Department is not building houses for clients. Patrick Redman, the department director, calls the claim ridiculous and questions where authority or funding would come from.
In several races the highest spender did not win. John Engler spent 2833.06 yet won the 89th District GOP run-off while Richard Lee spent 7939.64 and lost. Bill Joyner spent 500.59 to win the Aug. 8 Democratic primary. John Verney spent 659.46. Ralph Ostling spent 10339.07 to win the 103rd District GOP race, while Richard Friske spent 4440.73. Donald Holbrook Jr. spent 5914.78 in the Circuit Court race. Paul O Connell spent 3531.03 and Alex T. Strange 1184.63.
Farwell and Harrison start Tuesday with full days. Farwell assigns grades across elementary, middle, and high schools and offers hot lunches for grades one to 12 with extra milk. Harrison returns to a split day except sixth graders who transfer to Amble district.
The Troy City Commission voted 4 to 1 against buying 879 acres in Arthur Township for a city park. Mayor Jule Famularo supported the plan, but residents rejected the proposal after a public hearing and a 1 197 to 183 survey tally.
Vernon Township Supervisor Carl Seiter asked the Clare City Commission for action on extending sewer lines to Vernon Hill, a densely developed area adjacent to city limits lacking sewer and water services. He noted residents rely on septic systems and wells and that extensions would be required.
Negotiations near completion allow Mid Michigan Community College to open on schedule Monday despite late Tuesday agreement. The board and faculty union had debated class load and salary scales, with 16 full time faculty and about 60 total, largely part time. A settlement details will appear next week.
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