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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1971

Page

7

Clare Sentinel publication details and subscription rates

The Clare Sentinel publishes weekly on Wednesdays from Clare Michigan with Alfred R. Bransdorfer as Editor and Publisher Paul G. Schroeder Associate Publisher and Advertising Manager Phillip H L Schneider Managing Editor Geraldine Huntoon Production Superintendent Subscription rates are set for Clare County and Military Service at 4.50 Isabella Gladwin Osceola Midland Mecosta at 5.50 Elsewhere in Michigan 6.50 Other States 8.00.

Clare County Isabella Gladwin Osceola Midland & Mecosta Michigan States

U S Moves Toward Vietnam War De-Escalation

A Farwell youth PFC Steven Laverty is buried after a war death that drew 300 mourners. The piece notes Defense Secretary Melvin Laird's plan to reduce U S combat role in South Vietnam to zero by spring or summer and shift to advisory tasks, while hundreds of thousands remain in country in noncombat roles. It frames de escalation as a beginning, not an end, and warns casualties will continue to mount and the debate over U S involvement persists.

United States South Vietnam Steven Laverty Farwell Pfc Laverty Connie Zinser Clare Jaycees Auxiliary North Vietnam Michigan South East Asia Defense Department Defense Melvin Laird U.S Laird Vietnam Nixon Cambodia Southeast Asia

If It Fitz By Jim Fitzgerald Give That Man A Medal

Humorous reminiscence on medals in Vietnam and a Michigan state tax debate. The author recalls peers trading ribbons, a colonel’s vanity, and a chaplain’s assistant who fakes a Legion of Merit to seek discharge. He notes tobacco and liquor taxes funding state revenue and ends mid story about jeep tire changes.

Vietnam Arf Sandy Chicken Camp Folk Cere al Capone Treasury Camp Polk Techael Legion of Merit

Michigan Health Council Backs Higher Tobacco Tax

The Michigan Health Council urges a 14 cent per pack cigarette tax to cut smoking and raise funds for health education in schools. It notes a 2.5 percent drop in cigarette sales since the last tax hike and proposes allocating part of new revenue to health education across intermediate school districts. The council also discusses broader health programs and the costs of education rising as districts face tighter budgets.

Michigan Health Council Michigan John A Doherty State Education Department John Porter

When groovy meets pot language in a noisy rant

A Letter to the Editor laments changes in English usage accusing hippie era terms of meaning shift from concrete senses to slang. The writer contrasts old meanings like pot as cooking vessel and bread from bakeries with modern slang and asks what happened to clear language.

Unity or division among Republicans in Chicago and Lansing

Michigan Governor William G. Milliken urged unity at a Ripon Society event in Chicago, while in Lansing the United Republicans of Michigan debated forming a Conservative Party led by Robert Huber. The split between liberal moderates and conservative dissidents mirrors a long-running party dynamic.

Chicago Michigan William G. Milliken Ripon Society Republican Party Lansing United Republicans of Michigan Republican Party Milliken Lake Michigan Robert Huber U.S Lenore Romney Huber URM Sen Barry Goldwater National Republican Party

Jaycees Lead POW Letter Drive Across Michigan

The Michigan Jaycees and Jaycees Auxiliary sponsor a POW letter drive January 18 to February 15, 1971. They urge citizens to write concern letters to the Paris Peace Talks via drop boxes at Clare and Farwell locations. Auxiliary president Connie Zinser will deliver letters to the state board in Warren on February 19 for boxing and shipment to Paris.

Michigan Jaycees Michigan Clare Citizens Bank and Trust Clare Hospital Witbecks I, G. A Carerows Super Market Farwell Farwell Strate Savings Bank Connie Zinser Jaycee State Board Warren Mich Paris Clare Area

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The Clare Sentinel Fourth Street Clare Clare Michigan Michigan Press Association Alfred R. Bransdorfer Paul G. Schroeder Mgr Phillip H.L. Schneider Geraldine Huntoon Jim Fitzgerald American Cancer Society Elmer E. White Almanack Jaycees Xuan Thuy Democratic Republic of Vietnam France
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