Solid Waste Disposal Essay Urges Long Term Recycling
In Clare County a weekly column by Joe Dumont discusses the persistent waste problem. It argues that burning garbage is increasingly unsafe due to air pollution and health codes and criticizes disposal by filling bays, marshes, ravines, or pits. The piece advocates reclamation and recirculation to conserve land and reduce pollution.
Call for Safer Crossing at Clare's Main Intersection
City officials consider Walk Don't Walk signals at the McEwan and Fifth junction where US-10 and Old 27 meet. With four lanes and rising pedestrian injuries, officials should coordinate with the state for enhanced safety measures to protect drivers and pedestrians.
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Old 27
McEwan
Fifth
Clare
Michigan meat standards face challenge from federal conformity push
A Michigan state senator seeks to align state meat rules with federal norms, but Michigan bans organ meats in comminated products and demands 12 percent protein from animal sources. Three major meat firms sue in Grand Rapids federal court, arguing states cannot set stricter standards. supporters warn against losing consumer protections and hint hot dogs at Tiger Stadium could suffer.
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Lansing
Michigan
U.S
U.S. District Court
Grand Rapids
Michigan ranks high in college enrollments nationwide
Michigan State leads state institutions with 11th place nationally for both full-time students and total enrollment. Michigan ranks 16th in full-time students while Wayne State sits 23rd. In the 50th annual survey for School and Society, MSU reports 50 085 total students and 39 244 full-time students, with Michigan 38 328 and Wayne State 34 924. The top college overall is SUNY with 179 107 full-time students. Five Big Ten schools are in the top 10, Purdue 19th.
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Michigan
Michigan State
Wayne State
School and Society
State University of New York
Purdue
Clare High and St. Joseph bands compete in All-Star Concert
Eighteen musicians from Clare and St. Joseph high schools travel to Audres next Saturday for the Annual All-Star Band Concert sponsored by District 9 of the Michigan School Band and Orchestra Association.
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Clare
Audres
District 9
Michigan School Band
Orch
Confetti Egg Pie and National Egg Month Feature
Clare highlights National Egg Month with a quiche style Confetti Egg Pie recipe mixing tuna mozzarella and herbs baked 375 degrees for 40 to 45 minutes. Feature also lists a large school band selection from 20 member schools and a day plan including reading lunch rehearsal and a 8:00 concert at the high school gym.
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Poultry and Egg National Board
Clare
Betty Richardson
Carol Flones
Janine Salbert
Mack Whitford
Lin Cole
Jacquie Bergey
Martin Murphy
Patty Humphrey
Belinda Bicknell
Cathy Slater
Ann Sexton
Michigan and Wisconsin Leaders Dominate Top 10 Rankings
The piece notes Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Ohio State and Indiana in the top ten of a national college ranking with Iowa and Northwestern outside the top 30. It also surveys state legislatures meeting patterns, highlighting Michigan among 33 states in session this year and Esquire magazine naming Congressman James G. O Hara as a possible Democratic presidential dark horse for 1972.
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Michigan
Iowa
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Illinois
Ohio State
Indiana
Alaska
Arizona
California
Colorado
Delaware
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Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Kansas
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maryland
Massachusetts
Mississippi
New Jersey
New Mexico
New York
Oklahoma
Pennsylvania
Rhodes Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Utah
Virginia
West Virginia
Inois
Ohio
Tennessee
Vermont
O’hara
James G. O’hara
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Lenore Romney Could Be Tough Opponent in Michigan Senate Race
The column weighs Lenore Romney as potential Republican challenger to Sen. Hart in Michigan. It contrasts her speaking style and convictions with rival Mrs. Elly Peterson, notes Hart’s praise, and laments campaign dynamics if Lenore Romney enters the race.
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Phil Hart
Sen. Hart
Lenore Romney
Michigan
George
Lenore
Romney
Sen. Hall
Elly Peterson
Mrs. Peterson
Peterson
Jane Hart
Pentagon
United States
Time's Middle Americans Dominate Myth Of Most Admired Man
The piece parodies Time magazine's 1969 Man of the Year, arguing middle Americans feel overlooked by polls like Gallup. It satirically cites Nixon, Billy Graham, and Spiro Agnew as admired figures while mocking self-importance and the Silent Majority, noting Viet Nam and drug debates.
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Gallup
Richard Nixon
Billy Graham
Spiro Agnew
Time Magazine
Time
Virginia
Nixon
Snowmobiles Harm Wheat and Hay Fields
MacQueen urges landowners to restrict snowmobile use to unplowed or wasteland areas. He notes snow compacting and an ice sheet reduces oxygen to crops, risking yield losses up to 25 percent or about 10 bushels of wheat per acre or 1 ton of hay.
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