Clare Sentinel Publication Details and Subscription Rates
The Clare Sentinel is a weekly newspaper published Wednesdays in Clare Michigan. Alfred R Bransdorfer serves as editor and publisher with subscription rates set at 7 50 in Clare County and military service 8 50 in Isabella Gladwin Osceola Midland Mecosta 9 00 elsewhere in Michigan and 10 00 for other states.
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City plans to study City Code in Clare
The Clare City Commission will form a citizens committee to study the City Code and propose changes. A six month progress report is expected, with enforcement consistency a key issue for off street parking and other sections.
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Few Attend Clare Osteopathic Hospital Annual Meeting
The Clare Osteopathic Hospital Inc held a public meeting Monday night to discuss present and future plans and to urge community cooperation. Attendance was very low with only four residents present, excluding board members and staff, prompting calls for more openness and resident support in the area.
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Clare Osteopathic Hospital Inc
Carter Inaugural Tone Praises Values Over Details
Almanack notes President Carter opened with strong tone and moral focus. The writer compares his inaugural to Andrew Jackson's event and questions future specifics, predicting substance will emerge with time.
Carter Seen As Earnest Yet Unclear In Early Presidency
The piece notes Carter’s rapid start and sincere tone at his inauguration while prompting caution about a presidency not bound by ideology. It cites a Carter aide on pragmatic aims and Hamilton Jordan on a flexible, non ideological approach, suggesting early praise tempered by uncertainty about future direction.
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Carter
Hamilton Jordan
Jimmy Carter
Michigan debates phosphate free laundry detergents in state
Gov William Milliken backs a phosphate ban in his State of the State and two anti phosphate bills move through the Michigan House amid industry opposition. New York Indiana Chicago and Akron have already banned phosphate detergents as Michigan Lottery reports strong fiscal year sales and record ticket revenue.
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Lakes
William Milliken
Milliken
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Chicago
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Water Wonderland
Michigan Lottery earnings reach record levels statewide
Phosphate revenue and lottery prizes have topped prior years with 105.9 million dollars in state take and more than 320 million paid to Michiganders since 1972. County per capita winnings vary with Crawford leading and Missaukee lowest at 3.93 dollars.
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Crawford County
Missaukee County
Michigan
William Milliken
Michigan Senate pushes SBT relief plan for small businesses
The Lansing Notebook reports Sen John F Toepp noting staff recommendations to ease the single business tax burden for Michigan small businesses. The plan would let firms with gross profits up to 300000 use a 5 percent on (gross profits minus 15000) tax, widening relief beyond the prior 40000 limit.
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Task Force
Legislature Pushes SBT Relief and Federal Aid
Republicans push an alternative SBT formula benefiting smaller firms while preserving a 15000 exemption and five percent multiplier. They urge hearings and swift action for 1977 tax year amid calls for federal aid, Medicaid reform, and a new budget stabilization fund. Michigan reports a 1976 surplus of 28.3 million and cautious spending as deficit rules endure.
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Warren M. Hoyt
United States
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