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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1971
Page
7
The Clare Sentinel lists mail subscription rates: Clare County and Military Service five dollars fifty cents, Isabella Gladwin Osceola Midland Mecosta six fifty, elsewhere in Michigan seven fifty, other states eight dollars.
Researchers from CMU report snowmobile engine noise may risk hearing. 17 riders showed temporary loss after two hours. The 1970 71 Michigan season claimed 15 lives with 9 traffic related, 5 off highway, 1 drowning. A 1969 70 study from Al King highlights factors in crashes, including age and time of day, and urges stricter laws and safety guidance.
A Dear Editor letter argues Mid Michigan Community College should defer renewing its president Gillaspy’s contract to reassess costs including a costly $90,000 home and fringe benefits. The piece contrasts admin pay with local district administrator salaries and cites taxpayer impact.
The piece argues U.S. politics have been unstable in recent years. It notes expectations of eight years of policy continuity under Nixon after 1968, but suggests the Nixon presidency may become a one term affair due to prevailing factors that also affected Lyndon Johnson’s era.
The piece compares February 1971 Gallup results with 1967 figures for Johnson, noting rising disapproval of Nixon's Vietnam handling. It argues polls reflect public doubt, while suggesting leadership continuity and a Southeast Asia peace drive as keys to national cohesion.
A humorous tale recounts a plan to flee the country via a tunnel to visit Aunt Ella, with reservations and a joke about being related to Ella Fitzgerald. The narrator notes that his kids believed the ruse when younger, then grew wiser as they aged.
A narrator recalls seeing Ella Fitzgerald at the Elmwood in Windsor near Detroit. The performance moves the audience as she reaches out to fans and delivers a message of love and brotherhood. The piece contrasts admiration with a reader’s bigoted note received afterward.
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