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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1974
Page
1
Congressional candidates Elford Cederberg Sam Marble and Andy Marks met June 14 at the Doherty Motor Hotel with MEA representatives. An ad hoc screening committee questioned their educational positions and will issue an endorsement later. Members will reconvene June 24 in Shepherd to decide.
Harrison Clare County Sheriff Ray Lippold Jr. warns residents after many inquiries about car radio receivers. Receivers are illegal in a private automobile unless the owner first complies with applicable law and provisions.
Clare Postmaster Larry Jackson offers advice for trouble free mailing while away. Tips include mailing in morning, avoiding weekends, buying stamps ahead, using proper postage, and including legible zip codes. Also notes Michigan law punishs unauthorized radio receivers in vehicles with fines and possible jail. Peete WATTH 7 old re
At the June 17 meeting the Clare City Commission approved buying a new 21 inch fire hose from Bob McCaleb Fire Equipment Company in Muskegon Heights without bids. The move aims to replace aging hose with a lighter rubber and polyester model, with a decision on four or five inch size pending a demonstration. The department expects delivery in four to six weeks.
Clare Circuit Judge Donald E. Holbrook Jr. announces his bid for one of two new Michigan Third Court of Appeals judgeships. A Albion College and Wayne State Law graduate, he has served as a judge in the 21st Judicial Circuit and held posts including state legislator and judiciary advocate.
Clare banker Frank T. LaGoe warns a penny shortage could cost taxpayers millions as about 30 billion pennies are out of circulation. The Mint produces 35 million pennies daily, while many areas lack enough cents. Families are urged to bring pennies to banks, with a $25 cash-in earning an Exceptional Public Service certificate.
Clare resident Mack Thomson 52 announces his bid for the Democratic nomination to represent Michigan's 36th District in the State Senate. A former City Assessor and Commissioner, County Supervisor, and Michigan Bell employee, Thomson cites senior citizen, farmer tax, and unemployment woes as top priorities. He belongs to CWA AFL CIO, Clare United Methodist Church, John Q Look Lodge 404, Michigan Assessors Association, and VFW Post 5739.
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