Clare Drug Use Epidemic Reaches Clare
Local readers confront a rising drug problem described as an epidemic. Reports highlight growing concerns in Clare as substance issues intensify despite attention from bigger cities and media coverage.
18 Nov 1970
Page 1
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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1970
Page
1
Local readers confront a rising drug problem described as an epidemic. Reports highlight growing concerns in Clare as substance issues intensify despite attention from bigger cities and media coverage.
The Clare Sentinel reports a refreshed six column edition with a color home making section and newstands in Harrison. Officials cite rising marijuana use with three to four arrests weekly and warn parents that many users hide purchases while counseling sessions with families continue.
City commissioners approved a new garbage collection system and reduced next year's rates at Clare City Hall. They also scheduled a public hearing on sewer facility installation in the Witbeck subdivision, amid other regular meeting decisions.
Clare County Planning Commission and township officials reviewed the proposed county wide zoning ordinance in a lengthy session, with critics urging township focus and inclusion of towns like Clare Harrison and Farwell. City officials cut garbage service rate to 24 dollars annually, while approving a 2.2 million school bond proposal and a three way stop at Schoolcrest and Cedar Streets.
The Clare area awaits a historic court case to determine if future electric power for residents and local industry can rely on new nuclear development. Key figures and local stakeholders weigh implications for community energy supply and regional jobs.
The Clare Sentinel Bazaar of Values nears its end with one week left for a $100 prize. Allan D. Jeffery of 11256 Deer Lake Road won $20 in week six. The seventh week winner will be drawn Friday and the grand prize next week. 1,500 entry blanks have been received.
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