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The Clare Sentinel lists address at 112 W Fourth Street Clare Michigan with publication details and staff roles Editor Alfred Bransdorfer General Manager Paul Schroeder Managing Editor Roy Moran. It also lists mail subscription rates by region including Clare County Isabella Gladwin Osceola Midland Mecosta and other states.
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Heartfelt message blasts reckless drivers and speeders
A police trooper writes about the dangers of speeding and the harm caused by dangerous driving. He contrasts tickets and enforcement with the pain of wrecks and loss and urges drivers to rethink their behavior before harming others. A closing classroom anecdote underscores urgency.
Love, honor and grease in cars and culture
A Delaware professor argues fast cars replace women as sex symbols, linking car culture to romance with playful critiques. The writer riffs on attachments to machines, from old Oldsmobiles to buckets seats, and humorously contemplates marriage to a Chevrolet.
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George Basalla
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Pinch Hitter for Agnew Shapes 1972 GOP Outlook
Political column compares Spiro Agnew to a possible pinch hitter for Nixon in the 1972 race. It notes Vietnam War wind down affecting candidates while Dems keep the pot boiling. Punditry links Agnew uncertainty to Republican prospects and layered party possibilities beyond the two major parties.
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Abortion reform on ballot sparks statewide debate
The piece compares Washington’s 16 week abortion liberalization vote with Michigan’s stalled push, noting Washington’s 599,959 to 462,174 victory and the high emotional charge in both states. It also surveys Gallup’s 1972 VP preferences showing Agnew leading but with questions about broader support and regional shifts.
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Dayton parents weigh tax plan amid school funding crisis
A reader argues that voter approval of a tax levy is the only way Dayton area schools can reopen, warning that political control over education may spread nationwide. He urges accountability on sch ool finance and criticizes public apathy toward funding and policy changes.
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