The Clare Sentinel Publishing Details and Rates
The Clare Sentinel, a weekly Clare Michigan newspaper, lists Harold A. Couturier as editor and publisher and William D. Schroeder as associate publisher and advertising manager. It cites subscription rates for Clare County and nearby areas from $4.50 to $8.00 for other states.
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William D, el Paul G. Schroeder
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Clare County
Isabella
Gladwin
Osceola
Midland & Mecosta
Michigan
States
Michigan Senate Caucus braces for fiscal restraint in 1969
Michigan Republican senators meeting at Cadillac vow to hold current revenues and appropriations to avoid a budget shortfall. They warn any tax increases or new programs face slim chances, with parochial aid likely restricted and cigarette tax hikes questioned. Leadership shifts and salary talk follow as lawmakers prepare for next year. Next, Bermuda plans to switch to decimal currency on February 2, 1970.
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Michigan
Senate
Cadillac
Thomas F. Schweigert
Petoskey
GOP
Schweigert
Emil Lockwood
St. Louis
Lockwood
Robert Vander Laan
Grand Rapids
Milton Zaagman
Gilbert Bursley
Ann Arbor
Bursley
N. Lorraine Beebe
Dearborn
Charles O. Zollar
Benton Harbor
John F. Toepp
Zaagman
Zollar
Senate Appropriations Committee
Frank D. Beadle
St. Clair
Beadle
Gary Byker
Hudsonville
Robert J. Huber
State Salary Commission
Commission
Early 1908 Freeman township officers named in new government
Recently elected Freeman township officers include Supervisor Cook Clerk Holland and Overseer Poole among older residents. Other first elected officials are William F. Cook treasurer Henry Metcalf highway commissioner A J Carpenter Thomas Barlow William Hickok J Shafer justices W M Carpenter school inspector and Amos Snyder A Herman Charles Cook J Prentice constables. Second Vernon road segment south of Clare approved for 500 with one more gravel coat. 75 raised from Clare merchants. Dodge seeks volunteers for hauling and spreading gravel.
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Freeman
Cook
Holland
Poole
Windover
William F. Cook
Henry Metcalf
A.J. Carpenter
Thomas Barlow
William Hickok
J. Shafer
W.M. Carpenter
Amos Snyder
A. Herman
Charles
City GSEDA study on tearing down Candlestick Park sparks debate
The Federal Economic Development Administration plans a 150000 study to decide if San Francisco should tear down Candlestick Park and build a new stadium. Critics argue it wastes federal funds while local residents face high taxes and unemployment.
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Federal Economic Development Administration
San Francisco
Candlestick Park
New York Giants
Joseph Aliotg
Federal
Tweedledeedum Agency
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Clare Sentinel
W. Fourth Street
Clare
Michigan Press Association
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Harold A. Couturier
Michigan Mirror
Elmer E. White
Legislative Council
Alvin J. DeGrow
Pigeon
Agriculture
Bermuda
Britain
Sentinel
Thomas Groves
A.S. Crigier
Vincent McFadden
Eight Point Lake
W.N
Clark
Clare Hospital, Inc
Eagle News
Ernest Kleiner
Arthur Center
Colonville
Susie Wehrman
CMU
Mt. Pleasant
Mary Hemstreet
Don Hemstreet
Larry Pudway
Bay City
Harrison
Surrey House
Frank Hutchinson
Marion Hildebrandt
Arthur
Alton David
Lynn
Don K. David
Lansing
Mary Kleiner
Donald Kleiner
Norman Hutchinson
Jay Clute
Colonvville
Harry Moyer
Farwell
Hemstreet
George Hemstreet
Gordon Rosenberger
Detroit
Otto Kleiner
Charles David
Hospital Corporation
Ray Hart
Clare, Isabella and Midland
Clare Kiwanians
Donald E. Holbrook
Tom H. McConida
Sli
Dow Chemical
Midland Labs
Americanas Company
William
Paul
C. Wilson Harde
Tweedledeedee, Tweedledeedum
Giants
National Federation of Independent Busine
Milwaukee Braves
Atlanta
Kame
Ragia Aplonrt
All
Charge-o-Matic Michigan Bankard
Hoover
Michigan Consolidated Gas Company
Dee
Cologne
Helena Rubinstein
Coty Dana Faberge
Buxton
Valtreen Ta Eee
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