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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1973
Page
10
Letter writers urge careful, planned development to protect farms, tourism, and aesthetic values amid potential state-controlled growth. They reference the Snowballing incident at Clare Public Schools and criticize school board decisions on supervision and investigations, calling for accountability and local control.
The Trade and Industry Occupational Advisory Committee of Career Education Planning District 15 evaluated the welding program among eight high school courses in the Cooperative Secondary Program. Donald Graham and Roy Monro presented the program. a letter of approval was sent to the State Department of Education.
Four MMCC students will attend the National Study Lobby Conference in Washington DC from February 28 to March 2. The delegation includes Linda Nagle, Clare, Tim Lickley, Hemlock, Debbie Smith, and Sally Allen. Delegates will hear from prominent speakers and focus on a $1 billion funding impact for Basic Grants.
The tentative ratios show Arthur Township and the cities of Clare and Harrison lacking real property equalization factors. Hayes Township tops at 1.61, with listed factors for Redding 1.42 and other townships ranging to 1.05. Clare city applies a personal property factor of 1.02, and county totals show real property value 81.8 million with true cash value 186.1 million, personal property 32.6 million assessed to 65.5 million.
The Governor urges a financing plan to equalize school funding across districts using an equated millage system. The proposal, building on Act 100, would phase in over three years with caps of 22, 25 and 30 mills and SEV targets, aiming to reduce yield disparities between rich and poor districts without raising overall state taxes. The governor expects legislative review and prompt local decisions.
Farwell Area Schools announce an annual fluoride program for children aged three to eight in kindergarten, second, fifth, and eighth grades. Four appointments per child with a $4 fee. Consent forms available from Ellen J. Agle Route 1 Farwell 588 2663. March 10 deadline noted.
Walter H. Kleiner of Clare Modern Woodmen of America attended the Lansing sales conference February 8-9 with regional agents and home office staff. They discussed fraternal life and disability income plans, selling, programming, and promoting fraternal activities and Junior Service Club and Camp work. Kleiner was chosen for the event based on career performance studies and service to members.
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