Editor and Publisher Paul G. Schroeder Listed
Notice records Paul G. Schroeder listed as editor and publisher for Clare Michigan postal matter entry.
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1972
Page
11
Notice records Paul G. Schroeder listed as editor and publisher for Clare Michigan postal matter entry.
The CBS Evening News broadens its bulletin format to allow longer major reports. Cronkite and producer Paul Greenberg push for depth, highlighting wheat grain scandal HUD welfare debates Watergate coverage and campaign analysis while noting newsroom pressure and FCC threats.
A satirical narrator questions Geritol and similar Tonics promising youth and critiques gendered body image in advertising. A wife deflects, while a teenager’s appearance leads to a twist revealing the child is actually the daughter, highlighting shifting perceptions of aging.
Senate defeat on party line test vote clouds passage of Gov Milliken's plan to raise gasoline tax two cents and divert funds to mass transit. House acceptance, constitutional amendment required, conference fixes possible, time running out before Christmas.
Detroit faces an $80 million funding shortfall to finish the 180 day term as voters have rejected four school millage requests. The Board of Education has appealed to federal courts while lawmakers weigh options to raise funds or secure loans amid broader housing bond plans and job growth projections.
The State Officers Compensation Commission voted to hold base salaries for the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and Supreme Court justices at current levels through December 1974. They approved small increases to expense allowances for legislators including mileage rising to 11 cents then 12 cents and per diem staying at 20 dollars. Governor Milliken and Lt. Gov. Brickley had not sought raises.
The state Supreme Court will earn 42 000 dollars yearly for the next two years with a 1 500 dollar annual expense allowance. Legislators keep 17 000 dollars salary. The compensation commission denied raises, while the Civil Service Commission cut a proposed 5.2 percent hike to 3.8 percent for 50 000 workers, signaling a wary move toward hold-the-line pay policy.
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