Clare Sentinel Publication and Editorial Details
The Clare Sentinel is a weekly newspaper published each Wednesday from 112 W Fourth Street Clare Michigan with Alfred R Bransdorfer as editor and publisher Paul G Schroeder as general manager Kari Hulsey as managing editor and Mall as staff. Subscription rates list 5.50 in Glare County and military service four other Michigan counties 0.50 elsewhere in Michigan 7.50 and other states 8.40.
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Fourth Street
Clare
Michigan
Michigan, Michigan Press Association
Glare County
Isabella
Gladwin
Osceola
Midland & Mecosta
States
Thanks Griffin for tax repeal boosts car sales
A 1972 excise tax repeal on autos lowered prices and spurred forecasts of strong sales led by General Motors while credit is given to Senator Griffin for driving the repeal. President Nixon lauded Griffin as influential in Congress and the Detroit policy impact is framed as benefiting Michigan and the nation.
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General Motors
James M. Roche
The
Price Commission
Robert P. Griffin
Economic Club of
Detroit
Nixon
House
Senate
Senator Griffin
Griffin
If it Fitz by Jim Fitzgerald
A humorous column criticizing new laws restricting snowmobile use in rural areas. The author jokes about Joe Outdoorsman blocking roads and yards at odd hours, likening rules to robbers checking tire pressure, and defends rugged outdoor lore against critics.
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Fitz
Jim Fitzgerald
Joe
Snow Mobiles and Snowbanks in Town Tales
A first person reminiscence on winter misadventures with snowmobiles and sledding schemes. The narrator pits childhood thrill against adult caution, mocking snow activity and recalling risky stunts and past rebellious fun. He notes friends, a sister as gang leader, and a change from antics to safer, warmer views.
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Saturday Evening Post
Letters to the Editor Criticizes Michigan State Tax Valuation
Taxpayer accuses Lincoln Township and Clare County officials of violating state law by setting State Equalized Valuation at 86.5 percent of true value for a land parcel bought in 1970. They propose two remedies including a class action suit and withholding taxes until valuations comply with law.
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Michigan
Lincoln Township
Clare County
Louis Ho
Frank Kelley
William Milliken
Louis Cramton
Clare County Equalization Department
Almanack examines Humphrey candidacy and Vietnam views
The Almanack notes Senator Hubert Humphrey has become an avowed Democratic candidate. It questions his past actions as Vice President and suggests his comments on Vietnam and leadership style may not align with expectations for a future presidency.
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Sen
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Nixon
Chisholm Campaign Claims Bold Cabinet Change Plans
In a brisk campaign note Rep. Shirley Chisholm touts a serious bid for the Democratic nomination. She envisions a cabinet reflecting minority and gender milestones, naming Black leaders and women for top posts, while noting feasibility depends on convention delegates. The Michigan political item recalls a 25 year old public instruction blueprint and the adage that even as times change, some things stay the same.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Eugene B. Elliott
Michigan tax take climbs to 4.5 billion in past year
Michigan state and local governments collected 4.5 billion in the last fiscal year, up more than 400 million from the prior year. State government accounted for about 2.5 billion, while local taxes reached 2 billion led by property taxes at 1.87 billion. Local income taxes produced 123 million, Detroit utility tax 10.7 million, and documentary stamp tax 3.8 million.
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Michigan
Wirth
Detroit
State Highway Department
Lansing
William G. Milliken
Michigan highway signs adopt symbol system across state
Michigan prepares a全面 symbol based highway sign system replacing many traditional markings. Over 30 000 signs will gradually switch as existing signs wear out. Color keys designate meaning with red for stops, yellow for warnings, green for guidance, blue for services, brown for recreation.
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Michigan
Henrik E. Stafseth
Michigan budget shows education bears 48 percent of income tax
Lansing notes Governor Milliken's general fund budget aims 48 percent of income tax receipts for education and 26 percent of total revenue from income taxes. The plan totals 2.28 billion from income taxes within a 4.608 billion overall package, with welfare and social services as major shares. Other points cover crime, prisons, college enrollments, parks, and public assistance trends.
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Milliken
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Che Clare Sentinel
Alfred R. Bransdorfer
Paul G, Schroeder
Kari Hulsey
National Labor Management Foundation
United States
Japan
Taiwan
U.S
David Averill
Jill
Jim
Sissy
Ontario St
Delta
Ily
R. Paul Scheiber
Lakeshore Drive
Hope, Mich
Richard L. Milliman
Vietnam
Shirley Chisholm
Mrs. Chisholm
Postal Service
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Treasury Department
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Agriculture
Public Instruction
Sch
Elmer E. White
Ing
John F. Toepp
Muskegon
Marquette
Jackson
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