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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1970
Page
8
The Clare Sentinel lists Alfred R. Bransdorfer as Editor and Publisher and Paul G. Schroeder as Associate Publisher and Advertising Manager for the Clare, Michigan, newspaper located at 112 West Fourth Street.
A perspective on 18 to 24 year olds during the Vietnam era, noting technological awareness and anger at government actions. It discusses university protests, Kent State, and the May 9 demonstration, urging rational discourse and balanced enforcement while stressing respect and national unity.
A Clare Sentinel letter from Executive Director Kermit R. Hainley calls for donations to sponsor sixty boys in the Eagle Boys Village Summer Camp. He cites dire need to provide counseling and lodging as camp facilities expand, urging readers to donate seventy dollars to support a youth, quoting Bruce Barton on investing in a boy.
The 1970 Michigan election centers on seven seat state supreme court races. Incumbents may re-nominate by affidavit, affecting nominations by Republicans and Democrats as they vie for a 5 member bench. Court control could decide legislative district maps after the census.
Senator Toepp announced Michigan sold 16.1 million in conservation and recreation bonds. The issue includes 3.4 million for the 36th district and northern Michigan. Bonds marketed at 5.965 percent. A bill to appropriate the funds for projects is expected from the appropriations committee later this week.
A narrator recalls declining invitations to meet Miss America in his hometown and the Detroit Tigers at a luncheon. He contrasts with his late father, a witty, articulate after dinner speaker who eagerly accepted every invitation and often said I dont know what I’ll say.
Jim Fitzgerald writes about his aversion to giving speeches despite being a widely reprinted columnist. He jokes that dinners outnumber after dinner speakers and compares himself to other unappealing speakers. He prefers solitude at the bar and laments social introductions and host interruptions.
Summer stress on hair from sun sand and wind makes regular cleansing essential. Shampoo weekly with thorough rinses and a squeak test to ensure cleanliness. oil treatments may restore dryness, followed by re shampooing. Daily brushing and scalp massage keep hair glossy and cool, while longer styles offer versatility and easier heat management.
Dr. Thomas Stachnik becomes director of the Governor's Office on Drug Abuse created this year by Gov. William G. Milliken. The office, initially two people, aims to educate citizens and develop community programs, including a 30 minute film and a speaker bureau. Laggis emphasizes hands on community action as the solution.
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