Clare High School Faces Possible NCA Accreditation Loss
Clare High School may lose accreditation from the North Central Association after a review found violations in library seating facilities and guidance ratios. The district considers a second warning and may seek five percent of equalized valuation or a special bond election to regain status. State aid may be postponed to July 1, 1971, due to fiscal conditions.
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Clare High School
North Central Association
NCA
Richard L. Snyder
Clare Public Schools
Snyder
Clare Board of Education
Clare Education Association
G. Sutherland Hayden
Statt
Harrison High School
University of Michigan Bureau of School Services
Jack Winter
Winter
Joseph Johnston
Glenn Thomas
Gary Rayburn
Clare
Voters approve two Harrison School District tax measures
Harrison voters approved a 10 mill operating levy renewal and a 2.9 million bond for a new high school and elementary buildings. Turnout reached nearly 47 percent despite severe cold and poor driving. bond supporters called it a tremendous victory as crowding and accreditation issues loom.
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Ruth Pifer
Eleanor Young
Elton Champion
Harrison
Citizens’ Committee
University of Michigan Bureau of School Services
Harrison High School
Bob Larson
Harrison Public Schools
Harrison Board of Education
Larson
Hayes Township
Clare County Population Up 43 Percent in 1970 Census
The 1970 census reports Clare County population at 16 695, up 43.3 percent from 1960. State population stands at 8 875 083, up 13.4 percent. White residents make up 99.7 percent of Clare County, with 1 340 children under five and 4 692 ages five through 17. The county is 15.8 percent urban and 84.2 percent rural with 5 345 households and 12 802 housing units. Median owner-occupied house value is $9 700 and median rent for tenants is $71.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare County
Bureau of the Census
U.S. Department of Commerce
Michigan License Plates Hurry as Deadline Looms
Paul Koch, a Clare auto salesman in Ken's Hardware, receives a 1971 license plate from Secretary of State clerk Joan Rayburn. Secretary Richard H. Austin warns the first three weeks in March are critical for plate buyers facing a crowded season and urges legislative changes to accept checks at branch offices.
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Paul Koch
Clare
Secretary of Stat
Joan Rayburn
Ken’s Hardware
McEwan
Michigan
Richard H. Austin
Austin
Michigan Draft Calls 1969 Induction Quota Amid Volunteer Army Debate
Clare Isabella Gladwin and Osceola counties ordered to deliver 1969 men for March induction with 1154 preinduction physicals. Only I A registrants with extended vulnerability or lottery numbers under 100 included. Washington witness Elford A. Cederberg advocates all volunteer service and better housing for military families. By month end 6212 Michigan men will be ordered to report.
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Michigan
Clare
Isabella
Gladwin
Osceola
Washinton
D.C
Elford A. Gederberg
10Th Congressional District
House Armed Services Committee
Army
Refund delays hit Michigan taxpayers over missing W-2s
IRS District Director Thomas A. Cardoza warns refunds may come later this year as Michigan filers omit W-2 wage statements. Each W-2 must accompany a return or a duplicate obtained from the employer. Delays also occur for missing Social Security numbers unsigned returns arithmetic errors and illegible data. Cincinnati Service Center reports 247 370 Michigan refunds totaling 76 554 457.
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Michigan
Thomas A. Cardoza
IRS
Cardoza
IRS Service Center
Cincinnati
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Bowen Weems
Wally Taber
Ideal Theatre
Clare Civitan Club
U.S. Census Bureau
U of M
James E. Ossian
Ossian
U of M Bureau
Cederberg
Military Construction Appropriations
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