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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1971
Page
11
The Clare Sentinel is a weekly Clare Michigan newspaper published Wednesdays. It lists staff roles, mailing rates for Clare County and neighboring counties, and subscription prices for Michigan and other states.
The column ribs Spiro Agnew for his golf antics at a Bob Hope tournament while contrasting political pranks and public roles. It also notes Michigan doctors’ shift toward specialization, with family doctors dwindling from 2134 in 1966 to about 1600, and total physicians rising to roughly 11,000 by 1970, urging support for family medicine programs.
About 300 government and business leaders gathered to wish Clarence W. Lock well on his Feb. 26 retirement as Commissioner of the Michigan Department of Revenue. The event highlighted his long tenure in tax collection and the respect he earned from those he taxed.
Readers praise the Gingerbread House Nursery a co op program at the United Methodist Church seeks preschool involvement from four and five year olds. They invite inquiries to Mrs John Wolf and provide WGMA TV free monthly program guide details to Mt Pleasant Michigan readers.
At the end of the tournament Bob Hope awarded Palmer the winner's check as a man leaped onto the green yelling for TV. The caddy was detained for observation while Spiro Agnew faced praise and questions about a potential GOP role. Governor Milliken's fiscal 1972 plan would likely shift taxes as revenue sharing debate heats up.
The vice president denies concern over 1972 ticket fate but speculation grows that Spiro Agnew may be dropped from the ticket. Nixon may seek a new running mate while Agnew says he will do what is best for the country and remains unconcerned about leaving office.
Michigan Governor William G. Milliken faces ongoing speculation about joining the Nixon ticket should Agnew leave office. Senator Robert Griffin and other officials have floated Milliken, while Milliken and aide George Weeks dismiss the idea as fantasy and damaging to his governorship.
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