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The Clare Sentinel lists staff including Associate Publisher William D and Editor Harold A. Couturier. Subscription rates are shown for Clare County and military service four fifty, Isabella Gladwin Osceola Midland Mecosta five fifty, elsewhere in Michigan six fifty, other states eight dollars. Published weekly on Wednesday from Clare Michigan and a member of the Michigan Press Association.
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The Meaning of Rights as Seen by Washington and Small Business
A concise commentary argues that precise word definition is vital in policy, noting that the term rights requires careful reevaluation. The piece reflects on how semantics shape government action and business regulation.
Editorial Page Breather Ahead of Christmas Recess
A legislative observer notes the House is on a two week recess and will resume January 27. Speaker William A. Ryan of Detroit says the break is needed to wrap up current business and plan the upcoming session.
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Grapes Boycott Sparks Political Clash Across Nation
The text argues big grocery chains may face a secondary boycott threat from the Chavez group and unions. It notes the Pentagon and Vietnam grape provisions, warns of harm to small family grape growers, and critiques the rights rhetoric. It also shifts to Michigan politics, detailing session priorities and proposed reforms.
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First Ward Politicians Hold Ground In Local Power Struggle
Retired judge Dunlop remains influential in Clare politics as the last strong figure of the First Ward. Former mayor John W. Dunlop and brother Bill Dunlop defended their base amid reforms aimed at city government. The piece also notes Senate leadership changes and long careers shaping Michigan politics.
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Burkett Family Visits Ada Coulter Kin and Michigan Legislation
Frances Burkett and sons Mark and Phil of Kalamazoo visited Ada Coulter’s home Thursday night. Eunice Lloyd joined Friday, and the group visited Kenneth Coulter and family in Roscommon before returning home Saturday. Michigan's Legislature is off to a slow start with interhouse squabbling over schedules and organization while a broad drive for grape farm unionization unfolds in California.
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