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Newspaper

Clare Sentinel

Location

Clare, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1973

Page

5

Petition drive to place gasoline tax on ballot across Michigan

Across the state a petition effort organized by the Michigan Americanism Council and the Michigan Referendum Committee seeks 133000 signatures by March 29 to place a two cent per gallon gasoline tax increase on the ballot. Clare County group backs petitions locating in northern Michigan residents accuse tax funds of financing Detroit mass transit.

Michigan Americanism Council Michigan Referendum Committee Clare County Clare County Taxpayers Association William Milliken Clare Traverse City Roscommon Marquette Three Rivers Hudson Milliken Senate Michigan

Morley Winograd Elected Michigan Democratic Chairman

Morley Winograd won the Michigan Democratic Party chairmanship at a state convention defeating rivals, then made a memorable Lansing visit. His press conference display drew attention for an abrupt no comment stance and a controversial off the record setup that fed coverage.

Heck Morley Winograd Democratic Party Michigan Morley Winograd Lansing State Capitol Capitol

Winograd and press relations in Michigan politics

A critical column on how Democratic leadership mishandles press coverage and the waning career of Morley Winograd. The piece contrasts press strategies with baseball owners and players, notes Sinatra aide Peter Malatesta, and recalls Rank Has Its Privileges in a musing on media and politics.

Democratic Party Michigan Winograd Owever Peter Malatesta Agnew Frank Sinatra Sinatra Washington Maxine Cheshire White House Pete Malatesta

Rank Has Its Privileges Amid Barracks Room Change

A sergeant recalls overseas service and near home leave with only one roommate, Pfc. John McDonald of Topeka, Kansas, after a captain offers to switch rooms based on rank. That night they share a peaceable protest with a war dance outside the captain’s quarters, mentioning McDonald’s POW experience and enduring wartime sentiment.

R.hi.p Walter Gronkire Pentagon Camp Polk Pfc John McDonald Topeka Kansas Parker McDonald P.F.C

Local Officials Open Times to Hear Citizens in Clare County

Clare County residents gain access to federal state and county leaders through regular visits. Congressman Elard Cederberg’s liaison Ronald Stolz meets residents at Clare city hall and Harrison courthouse twice monthly. State Rep. Ralph Ostling visits Harrison and Clare to hear concerns, with limited turnout. Clare County Board chair Douglas Flinn also schedules five March meeting dates in the courthouse for public input.

Clare County Elard Cederberg Ronald Stolz Clare Harrison Strate Ralph Ostling Rroscommon Ostling Department of Natural Resources Humane Society Douglas Flinn Clare County Board of Commissioners Flinn

Michigan Hot Dogs Cheaper Than Other States Survey Finds

A Michigan Department of Agriculture survey shows hot dogs cost 87.0 cents per pound in Michigan vs 89.2 cents elsewhere, with some brands 20 cents cheaper in Michigan. The report notes concerns about meat by products and suggests Michigan could gain export-driven job growth and overseas markets, alongside civil service funding debates in Lansing.

Michigan Armour, Wilson and Hormel Packing Companies Michigan Agriculture Department B. Dale Ball Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Ohio Ball Harvey Ill Department of Agriculture Brussels Tokeyo Asia Moscow Warsaw William G. Milliken Europe Africa Japan Hong Kong Australia China

Civil service reform shifts exam standards after minority complaints

A state civil service commission ends strict exam rules once praised for merit based hiring. Pressure from minority groups led to changes that allow department heads to choose from more candidates, replacing the former exam driven elimination after probation.

Civil Service Commission

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