Aleck Wins Back Pay Suit Over Sheriff Fire
Clare County Deputy Aleck wins a civil case against Sheriff Lippold with back pay and benefits after a board order reinstating him. Judge Horn rules firing without proper cause and orders payment from discharge date to January 1 1977. Aleck to assume sheriff duties January 1 1977.
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Aleck
Board of Commission
Lippold
Board of Commissioners
Carl Horn
Horn
Clare County Board of Commissioners
Toni Lester
Clare County
Informal Reading Lab Set For Clare Middle School
Clare Middle School hosts an informal reading lab on Wednesday November 17 from 7 to 9 p.m. in Room 219 for 7th and 8th grade students parents and other interested people to try machines lab activities and learning centers. The new reading program focuses on individual and small group work and ranges from literature and basic reading to speed reading translating slang and practical tasks. Stop in and see how reading has changed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare Middle School
Public Hearings On Vandewarker Rezoning And Industrial Park Plans
Clare City Plan Board schedules two public hearings this week. James Bicknell seeks to rezone four Vandewarker subdivision lots from R-1 to R-2 for multi family units on Nov 17 at 7 p m. Nov 18 hearing considers amending the Zoning Ordinance to allow an Industrial Park and rezoning agricultural land to industrial owned by Industrial Development Corp in the city east section.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clare City Plan Board
James Bicknell
Vandewarker
The
Industrial Development Corp
Cassette Program Opens at Clare County Libraries
The three Clare county libraries Clare Township Garfield Memorial and Harrison Community announce a new circulating cassette program starting the week of November 22. A total of 700 cassettes across the libraries will be available for checkout. Items range from popular music to classical stories to self improvement funded by a LSCA Title I grant.
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Clare County
Surrey Township
Garfield Memorial
Harrison Community
Nancy Prisk
Sheldon
Tax Tribunal Cuts Essex Co. Property Assessment Over 30 Percent
Michigan Tax Tribunal rules Essex Co property valued 991 500 true cash at 674 224 and assessment lowered from 495 750 to 337 112 for 1976. Judgment orders correction of assessment and tax rolls within 20 days with proportional refund and 6 percent interest on refunds.
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Clare Manufacturing Company
Michigan
Essex Co
Boy, 6, Injured in Car Collision at Pine and 5th
Bruised David Thornton of 211 East 2nd Street ran into a car at the Pine and 5th Street intersection at 8:43 a.m. November 10. He was treated and discharged from Clare Osteopathic Hospital. The driver was identified as Linda Renolds, 30, of Weidman. No further injuries reported.
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David Thornton
East 2Nd St
Pine and
5Th Sts
Clare Osteopathic Hospital
Clare
Linda Renolds
Weidman
Firkot
Farwell School Board OKs Borrowing and Bus Policy Change
The Farwell Area Schools board approved borrowing 305000 against anticipated taxes, adding to 387000 borrowed earlier to cover obligations until January 1977. They revised transportation rules lowering walking distances to bus stops and approved purchase of three buses with low August bids.
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Farwell School Board
Board of Evdcation
Farwell Area
Mt. Pleasant
Edmund Cunninghan
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