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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1973
Page
12
The piece critiques Michigan tax policy and public trust. It notes a proposed income tax cut via higher exemption, arguing it should not follow the prior straight percentage method. It discusses government image, lobbying, press conduct, and citizens’ knowledge, urging spending cuts to enable tax relief.
Mid Michigan Community College announces the opening of a new Child Development Center on its Harrison campus. The center serves preschool children ages 2 1/2 to 5, focusing on social physical nutritional and communicative development. Evening daycare from 7 to 10 pm is offered for ages 2 to 10 at 60 cents per hour per family.
Kenneth H. Feneley thanks the Clare community, school board, administration, faculty, staff, and parents of the Clare Symphonic Band for their support in preparing the band for the January trip to Ann Arbor. He commends alumni who helped build Clare Bands' statewide reputation and notes the memorable performance.
Snowmobile warning signs on county primary roads and trunklines were purchased by five county groups and not by the Clare County Road Commission. Purchasers included the Clare Country Snowmobile Association Harrison Chamber of Commerce and Lake Station Chamber of Commerce.
The Clare Sentinel lists cases from January 24 1973 with Oliver Hart 17 pleading guilty to marijuana use with 75 dollars costs. Philip Earl House 34 found guilty of driving offenses with 250 dollar fine and 30 day jail term. Erle Eugene Barnhart 48 pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated. Leon Duane Sprague 28 pleading guilty to careless use of a firearm with 50 dollar fine and three days in jail.
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