Clare Police arrest juvenile in Clare High bomb threat
Clare Police Chief Elly Tice reports a juvenile has been apprehended in connection with the April 1 bomb threat at Clare High School. Police also report two juveniles connected to a school streaking incident and two 18 year olds charged with breaking and entering. The April 28 threat followed interrogation and the suspect said he acted out of anger at the police. A tracing device linked the call to a downtown gasoline station after a March 23 incident.
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Clare Little League Opens 1974 Season With Parade and Games
The Clare Little League launches its 1974 season with a May parade at downtown Clare starting in the afternoon and three season opening games at 2 30 p.m. 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Police report a separate incident at Clare Middle School Auditorium on April 19 during a performance of The Odd Couple with two teens later arraigned in Probate Court. In separate crime news, two break ins at Clark Drug Store in Clare and Dr Donald Dunlop's office in Clare led to charges against Wallace Lafferty and Richard Hursh with further arrests anticipated. Nominating petitions for Mid Michigan Community College board seats for June 10 are filed with candidates named for four six year terms and one two year term.
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Homeowners Warned Of Building Frauds In Clare County
Clare County Sheriff and Prosecuting Attorney warn residents about a State Wide Builders scheme offering vinyl siding and home improvements with large discounts. Victims pay upfront but receive nothing. there is also a roof repair scam involving excess charges. Readers urged to verify licenses and contracts, and contact authorities if unsure. Also notes Clare Board of Education petition deadline for June 10 election.
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Clare County
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Jay PF
State Wide Builders
Michigan Bell seeks nickel-a-day rate rise in Michigan
Michigan Bell asked the MPSC for a rate increase totaling about 11 million dollars to raise basic residential charges by roughly 0.05 dollars per day. President Baslick cited rising costs, ongoing labor bargaining, and poor earnings that have lagged investment growth as reasons for relief.
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Michigan Bell
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Detroit
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Michigan
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