Underground Electric Wiring Plan Faces Legislative Push
State Representative Donald E. Holbrook Jr introduces a measure to overturn the Public Service Commission ruling mandating underground electric lines in new subdivisions starting January 1 1971. The ruling would cost developers and homeowners, with estimates up to 200000, and Holbrook warns it could hinder land development in northern Michigan. He vows legislation to repeal the rule if the PSC does not reverse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald E. Holbrook, Jr
R-Clare
Public Service Commission
House
Senate
Holbrook
PSC
Secretary of State
P.S.C
Michigan
Harrison Social Briefs Recap of Local Guests and Travels
Thursday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ulicki with Elmer and Dorothy Gagush. Burdette Reigle and son Mark visited from Ithaca and Bolivia respectively. Numerous calls and visits shifted through Friday to Sunday with families from Huntington Indiana to St Johns and Champlain Illinois joining in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ulicki
Elmer Gagush
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Burdette Reigle
Ithaca
Mark
Peace Corps
Bolivia
Dorothy Collins
Dennis Goodrow
Arnold Stamman
A. E. Bartow
Bay City
Sam Morrison
Otetilia Stahlman
Tom Sieberns
Huntington Indiana
Fred Sommers
Champaign
Illinois
Roy Green
Bill Patch
Robert Bicketts
Phillipines
Wallace Reese
Wayne Finney
Carl Mowry
Milton Smock
Clarence Davis
Rose City
Olive Bruce
William van Heel
Jennie Amble
George Clapp
Higgins Lake
Edgar Bringman
Mt. Please
William Payne
Saginaw
Martha Allen
Ethel Hagen
Tammy
Jody Buggan
Midland
John Gronda
Arnold Lake
Lloyd Irwin
Farwell
Ruby Wyman
Zoie Landers
Gladys Moody
Irene Myers
Edmore
St. Louis
Bud Richards
Gene Ostling
Roscommon
Robert Burns
Redman Agency to absorb Damoth Insurance arm
Coleman area news from Clare Michigan reports that December 16 1970 Coleman based Redman Agency Inc and Damoth Insurance and Real Estate of Clare announce Damoth Agency becoming an official operating arm of Redman. Board ratification followed at the Doherty Hotel. Pilgrim Wesleyan Missionary ladies held their December meeting with president Mrs. John Brugger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Clayton Redman
Redman Agency, Inc
Art Damoth
Damoth Insurance and Real Estate
Clare
Michigan
Damoth Agency
Lake City
Kalkaska
Houghton Lake
Redman
Doherty Hotel
Pilgrim Wesleyan Missionary
John Brugger
Insurance Groups Merge Significance for Our Firm
The article notes a merger creating a milestone for Redman Agency with Mr. Damoth joining as Vice-President, Area Operation. Damoth brings 47 years in the industry serving Clare, Coleman, and Farwell, aiming to expand service in the region. Forrest Meek named General Manager with eight years in education in Clare and active in the 10th District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stone
Damoth
Clare, Coleman
Farwell
Redman
Redman Agency, Inc
Forrest Meek
Meek
Clare, Michigan
Clare
Central Michigan University
Michigan School of Insurance
Farm Loans Reduced to 8 Percent For 1971 Installments
The Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul cuts the rate on $155 million in outstanding 8 1/2 percent variable loans to 8 percent for installments maturing on or after February 1 1971. The action, led by Hans T Hagen, affects about 6 000 farmers across four states and 100 Clare association members. It marks the fourth voluntary rate cut in the bank's 53 year history and aligns with low cost credit policy for farmers and ranchers in North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin and Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hans T. Hagen
Federal Land Bank of Saint Paul
Hagen
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Mervyn K. Maxwell
Federal Land Bank Association of
Clare
Clare Association
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. E. Holbrook
Utilities
Harrison Social Briefs
Coleman Area News
Insurance Groups
States
James Brewster
Edward Sayers
Oreeno
Mildred Davis
Glenn Bucholz
Martin
Don Smith
Charlotte
Roy Stamman
Karl
Phil Relinger
Gladwin
Clare County
Republican
Jay Trucks Louis
Walt Ehle
Carl Stevenson
Don E. Holbrook Jr
Mark McKenna
Tom Bradley
John Brubaker
Stan Oman
Carl Bringold
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