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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1969
Page
6
The Clare Sentinel lists address at 112 W Fourth St Clare Michigan 48617 and details managers and staff including Richard L Miller Paul G Schroeder Harold A Couturier. It also lists weekly publication day and mail subscription rates for various regions and states.
The piece notes Michigan Week observances in Clare with schools promoting study and local service clubs hosting programs. It mentions Mayor Willard Koch at a City Commission meeting and laments waning community enthusiasm, urging rekindled interest next year.
The paper discusses letters to the editor and states they must be signed for publication. Unsign- ed letters are not printed, though readers can use a signed alias like Concerned Citizen. For protection the writer’s signature must be kept in records, even if the published letter uses a decently named alias.
The Board of Supervisors of Clare County, Michigan, Harrison committee, appointed in May 1969, approves the following bills and instructs the County Clerk to draw warrants. Signed by Carl Bringold, Chairman. John Brubaker. Tom Bradley. Bush Co.
A columnist proposes ending the Vietnam war by declaring victory and pulling out after six months, then shipping veterans to colleges on the GI Bill to revive education. The plan critiques postwar policy, notes costs for taxpayers, and envisions veterans boosting colleges as a reprieve from decline.
Jim Fitzgerald argues veterans should uphold discipline and education on campuses during protests. He condemns disruptive actions like panty raids and water fights while urging peaceful protest and accountability. He notes black veterans bear burden in wars and urges restraint and lawful conduct to restore order.
Michigan political analysts note the state is a swing region with a split statewide power landscape. Republicans must expand Wayne County margins while holding outstate influence, as demographics and youth voter indecision shape future campaigns.
Clare City Commission held a May 12 1969 special meeting to consider opening Dwyer Avenue from McEwan Street to Mary Street under a special assessment. The assessment roll was approved after no objections and a resolution to proceed.
Realtor Week article highlights real estate as a versatile career linking finance law and counseling. It notes growing demand with 243 million population by 1980, five figure incomes possible, and roles in brokerage property management appraisal development and research.
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