Voters Decide Future Of Area Candidates In Primary
Clare County voters face a crowded primary Tuesday August 4 with several contested races. Republican nominations include the 99th District state house seat with Holbrook Johnson and Waldron. Senate race for the 36th District between Toepp and Brehm. probate judge and sheriff nominations in Clare County. Harrison contests for mayor and council also on the ballot with non-partisan races. Township candidates across Arthur Franklin Frost Garfield and Grant townships are listed with GOP slates.
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Clare County
Don Holbrook Jr
Ted L. Johnson
Fremont
Carl] Waldron
Reed City
John H. Wolfe
Wolfe
Clare
John Toepp
Marshall Brehm
Senate
Toepp
Brehm
U.S
Guy VanderJagt
Erike Belmore
Elk Rapids
Gladwin
Alexander Strange
George C. Johnson
Thomas Kreckman
Fred Garcon
Harrison
Ray Lippold
James Darling
Lippold
Clare County Board of Commissioners
Darling
Board of Commissioners
John Bluebaker
District 4
Charles E. Harrold
Arthur Township
Stanley Oman
Mark McKenna
Thomas Bradley
Carl Bringold
Sentinel
Norman V. Meyer
Glen L. Newman
Agnes Davis
GOP
Jack S. Richard
Russell Sanders
Clark Walters
Franklin Township
Sentinel profiles and interviews in edition
The Sentinel runs more candidate interviews including Clare County Sheriff race and state senate and representative seats. Page four discusses a new state law requiring certification for tax assessors with under five years experience, with editorial views on the upcoming primary.
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the Sentinel
Clare County
Jim Fitzgerald
Doctors Pledge Funds To Hospital Drive
Tenative plans include loans to finance improvements at Clare Osteopathic Hospital. About $100,000 has been pledged by doctors on staff. The steering committee seeks a loan fundraising program to cover remaining costs and will meet with State Public Health Department and Lansing officials to discuss bonding options and community support.
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Clare Osteopathic Hospital
Doherty Hotel
State Department of Public Health
Board of
State Public Health Department
Lansing
State Municipal Securities Commission
Bernie Wyman
Clare
Wyman
John Bicknell
al Jacco
Frank LaGoe
Phillip Schneider
Helen Morgan
State Health Board
State Board
Fire Marshall
Frank Coker
Ruling on Free Textbooks Leaves Michigan Schools Unclear
Area educators await state and Ann Arbor district actions after the Michigan Supreme Court ruled public schools may not charge for classes or textbooks. Officials estimate costs if upheld, with Clare district facing at least about eight thousand dollars to supply secondary level texts without charge. The August 6 appeal deadline looms as authorities watch for possible challenges and broader interpretation.
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Michigan Supreme Court
Ann Arbor
State Departement of Education
Clare
Richard Snyder
Snyder
Clare Board of Education
Board of Education
State Supreme Court
Turner to Speak at Clare Kiwanis and Farm Bureau
James C. Turner Republican gubernatorial candidate and Today Magazine publisher will address the Clare Kiwanis Club at 6 p.m. July 29 and later speak at the Montcalm County Farm Bureau Meet the Candidate event at Central Montcalm School south of Stanton on M66. He campaigns on rooting out corruption in state and local judiciaries.
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James C. Turner
Today Magazine
Clare Kiwanis Club
Montcalm
Turner
Oklahoma
Texas
Army Air Corps
Michigan
Howell
Howell Little League
Howell Elks Club
The
Presbyterian Church
Howell Rotary
American Legion Clubs
Today
James Turner
Doherty
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Camp Withit
Ted Krause
Clare Country
Kenneth Campbell
Edward Smith
Delbert Riske
Henry Davis
Frost Township
Leo Cooper
Lanora Schutz
Mearl Johnson
Claude Gill
William Coon
Edmund Richards
Garfield Township
Milan Plavsic
Donna Scott
Dorothy Neeper
Turstee
Elmer McClain
Walter Cornell
Grant Township
Richard Milliman
Fannie Yeoman
Department of Natural Resources
Kiwanis Club
Clare Area
Clare City Park
W.B. Dunlop
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