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The Clare Sentinel lists address at 12 W Fourth Street Clare Michigan 48617 published weekly on Wednesdays in Clare. Alfred R Bransdorfer is editor and publisher while Paul G Schroeder serves as general manager and advertising manager.
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Farewell Clare Farewell Clare
Retiring Clare Sentinel editor recalls nearly three years in weekly journalism. From political meetings to fires and floods, he lists memorable moments, people, and events across a busy newsroom life.
Capitol plans spark debate over new Michigan building
A Michigan Almanack note questions a proposed five million dollar advance planning budget for a new capitol in Lansing. The writer predicts eventual costs could reach around seven hundred seventy five million while arguing the project signals a legislative push for permanent offices and space as the current capitol nears full capacity.
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Capital expansion debate centers on state capitol space
The article traces how the Michigan state capitol shifted from shared offices to a larger complex to house a growing legislature and agencies. It notes past layouts with limited professional staff and contests the need for new offices, urging public input on the four year project once again moving forward.
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Milliken
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Nixon allies and real estate ties shake political image
A column notes President Nixon relies on two close associates, Bebe Rebozo and Robert Abplanalp, in a web of loans and land deals. It cites Abplanalp as a favored lender who helped buy a California home and later resold adjacent property. The piece also describes Rebozo's aid to a homeless sportswriter couple and mentions David Eisenhower’s rapid post Navy success.
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Nixon House Desk Columnist Move Sparks Critics
The Philadelphia Bulletin promotes David Eisenhower to a weekly column stirring debate amid claims of favoritism. Michigan faces a legal fix as Rep Dale Warner advances a bill to empower officers to test drivers under probable cause, aiming to curb drunken driving deaths.
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Michigan Sack of Alcohol and Studded Tire Debates Turn to House
Michigan lawmakers weigh a Senate push to loosen alcohol limits for drivers amid fatal crashes and a separate study on studded tires. The Senate approved a two year extension for studs with a four month use window, shifting to the House for action.
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Kalamazoo College Tops Michigan in Barron’s College Rating
Barron’s Profile of American Colleges ranks Kalamazoo College the most selective in Michigan and the only non eastern school among 43 rated as highly competitive. State schools like Central Michigan and Michigan State are listed as competitive or less competitive, Ferris State and Northern Michigan as non-competitive.
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