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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 12, 1972

Page

7

Clare Sentinel publisher info and subscription rates

The Clare Sentinel is a weekly Clare Michigan paper published Wednesdays. Alfred R Bransdorfer is editor and publisher with Paul G Schroeder as general manager advertising manager and Karl Hulsey as managing editor. Subscription rates list Clare County and military service five dollars fifty cents Isabella Gladwin Osceola Midland Mecosta six fifty elsewhere in Michigan seven fifty and other states eight dollars.

Clare County Isabella Gladwin Osceola Midland & Mecosta Michigan States

Clare City considers snowmobile use. commission urged caution

The Clare City Commission will decide whether snowmobiles may be used on city streets or sidewalks. Advocates urge following the current ban while others warn of danger from speed and noise, proposing a park and ride area near the city limits to capture potential revenue without endangering residents.

Clare City Commission Clare Michigan City Commission

Michigan budget and transport plan face election year hurdles

The 1972 Michigan budget tops 2.08 billion for state operations with projections over 2.2 billion upcoming year. Gov Miliken expects revenue from existing taxes to cover costs, as tax increases are unlikely in an election year. A July recess is anticipated as August primaries loom. Transportation package stalls in the House despite GOP and Democratic support.

William G. Milliken Milliken House William Ryan Clifford Smart Senate Michigan

Michigan Legislature Faces Transit Funding and Reform Debates

Lawmakers consider a tenths of a cent per gallon tax to fund mass transit in urban Michigan areas while facing opposition from the highway lobby oil companies and elements of the House black caucus. Gov Milliken vows a veto if transit funds are absent.

House Black Caucus Ryan Black Caucus

Lindsay declares 1972 Democratic presidential bid

The Almanack notes New York Mayor John Lindsay, once a Republican, now seeks the Democratic nomination for president in 1972. The piece recalls Lindsay's party switch and a previous Almanack forecast predicting he would not announce soon.

John Linsay New York Lindsay Almanack Lincoln Jefferson Jackson Roosevelt Truman Kennedy Johnson Democrata John Lindsay

Lindsay Joins 1972 Democratic Primary Fray

The piece notes Sen. Lindsay engaging in the race, contrasting past predictions with current actions. It reflects on Kefauver route logic, potential vice presidential or presidential bids, and the uncertainty of Lindsay’s strategy as he navigates a crowded Democratic field.

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If it Fitz This Holiday Tale of Hunt and Illness

The piece recalls H L Hunt the Texas oilman and his youthful Christmas of 1923 in Eldorado Arkansas when he drilled an oil well after a meager meal. It then shifts to the 1971 Hong Kong flu season as the author, ill with the flu, confesses missing work for the first time since age two.

H.L. Hunt Texas Hunt Eldorado, Ark Mit Hong Kong Mt. Pleasant Clare

Love heavier than flu and Christmas reflections

A personal meditation on illness and empathy framed by a Christmas tale. The narrator recalls severe flu like a blast, borrows grim humor, and admits feeling worse for his daughter Chris who is ill, ultimately valuing love over wealth and oil strikes. He hints at questions about wealth and fate.

Chris

Open Clare to Snowmobiles Debate Sparks Public Backlash

Letters and a column reveal strong local concerns over allowing snowmobiles in Clare Michigan. Residents argue open streets threaten safety and that recreation should not override transportation needs. Richard Riley warns residents to attend the January 17 meeting to voice opposition.

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The Clare Sentinel Fourth Street Clare Mate Michigan, Michigan Press Association Alfred R. Bransdorfer Paul G. Schroeder Karl Hulsey Endanager Elmer E. White Detroit Roman Gribbs Congress Richard Austin Richard L. Milliman Miami Beach Kefauver Lind Sen Mr. Lindsay Nixon Fitz Jim Fitzgerald God Blue Cross Billionaire Hunt Glare Isabella County House of Representatives T.v.’S Apers Commission Richard Riley
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