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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1968
Page
7
The Clare Sentinel lists address and ownership details for Clare Michigan with publisher and editor names. Subscription rates are shown: $4.50 to Clare county post offices and $3.50 to Michigan addresses outside Clare, and $6.50 for U.S. outside Michigan. Weekly Thursday publication noted.
Michigan personal income rose 6.6 percent for January through November 1967 while the nation grew 6.6 percent. November year over year gain was 3.3 percent in Michigan versus 6.1 percent nationally. Nonmanufacturing and government jobs fueled most gains. strike returns also helped. Cigarette taxes yielded 78 million for 1967 with 22.26 million to schools and 55.73 million to the general fund. Education funding trails other states. per capita and per student figures show Michigan slipping from mid-century ranks. Arbor Week to promote tree planting runs April 21-27 with Governor Romney to plant a Capitol tree.
A long list details admissions and discharges at CMC Hospital across February including individuals such as Elaine Niemi Harrison Alice Joslin Clare Ernest Gross Mt. Pleasant and Patricia Campbell 410 1/2 Mill St Mt Piessant. The roster includes names with addresses from Mt Pleasant Weidman Clare Remus Farwell and Harrison and notes dates February 17 to February 23.
The piece argues U S foreign policy toward Rhodesia reveals contradictions amid anti Communist aid stance. It notes Rhodesia’s push for independence, sanctions policy, and U S chrome shortages resolved by importing from Russia. It highlights the strange irony of a communist economy supplying chrome while Russia arms the Viet Cong.
Frances Hildebrandt a lifelong Sheridan resident and Elm Grove Church member died at her home on February 25 1968 after a heart attack. Survived by sister Florence and many relatives. The Florence and Frances home area mourns as neighbors plan to reopen the Bicknell store this summer.
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