Snowmobile regulation bill prompts veto urge by officials
Legislators pass an amendatory bill that loosens the states snowmobile rules by allowing use on rights of way statewide. John Plants and AAA urge Gov Milliken to veto, citing safety and urban road conflicts while certification backlogs persist.
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John Plants
American Automobile Association
William Milliken
Kent County
Michigan
Grand Rapids Press
1976 Nominee Watch as Germond Sees Broad Field
The piece reports on Germond’s bipartisan 1976 projection with early favorites Agnes and Kennedy and potential dark horses in both parties. It highlights Senators Percy Brooke Hatfield Schweiker Puckley and governors Milliken Sargent Ray Bond as possible contenders, plus Democratic hopefuls Bayh Proxmire Gilligan Lucey Askew Walker.
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Gannett News Service
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Washington
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Illinois
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John Connally
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Germond
Robert Griffin
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Michigan
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Kennedy
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Senate
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Bill Brock
Tennessee
Youth For Nixon
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Mark ©. Hatfield
Oregon
Richard Schweiker
Pennsylvania
James L. Puckley
New York
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Francis W. Sargent
Robert D. Ray
Iowa
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Missouri
Mondale
Birch Bayh
Indiana
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Patrick J. Lucey
Reubin Askew
Florida
Daniel T. Walker
Ilinois
Jay Rockefeller
West Virginia
Sargent Shriver
Connally
George Wallace
California
Hum and Christmas in the Family Choir
The narrator recalls being the lone sour note in a musical family with singers, noting a lifelong struggle with music and a Christmas memory of being arrested for loitering after caroling. The piece also covers Michigan’s transportation bill adding $2 million yearly for biking trails and Rep. Richard Allen’s push for statewide bike paths.
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Lalatra
Mary Lou
Jean
Jack
Jim
Arthur Godfrey
Bicycles, Tuition and Busing Topics in Michigan State News
State plans to allocate half a percent of highway funds to bicycle paths, with routes integrated into road projects. Tuition at public colleges rises to 1,763 on average, while busing remains in federal court and unlikely to be reversed by state lawmakers.
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Ailen
Allen
Michigan
Grand Valley State College
Michigan State
Ferris State College
University of Michigan
Ferris
Central
U.S
Surprise State Surplus Seen Likely by Fiscal Year End
Reports predict a fiscal surplus of 100 to 151 million as income tax gains federal revenue sharing and lottery funds boost the treasury. critics worry about how to allocate funds with districts and welfare programs vying for a large share while economic risks could derail the windfall.
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Lansing
Elmer Porter
Blissfield
Detroit
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