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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1972
Page
1
City commissioners discussed an ordinance to open Clare streets to snowmobiles with weekday night and restricted-hour rules, inspired by Grayling. The proposal sets speed limits, age requirements, light use, safe routes, and police notification, with final adoption pending legal review.
A McGovern staff member told about 70 10th District Democrats the Nixon era scandals hurt the administration and shifted votes toward McGovern. He cited cotton and wheat deals, urged honest dealing, and accused Butz policies of aiding agri business, while backing Graves for Congress.
The Planning Commission denied a request to rezone a Lot in Block 24 from residential to commercial after a public hearing and opposed by neighboring property owners. The owner sought a wholesale warehouse on the site.
The Clare City Commission on Monday night established a six member committee to study excess snowmobile routes within the city. Police Chief Elly Tice A J Doherty Ken Barnes Charles Scuckert and Wayne Schulz were named to the panel with City Manager Glen Cain assisting. A proposed route was presented for study and revision and will be published in the Sentinel when adopted.
City of Clare could receive 55321 from a new Federal Revenue Sharing Bill. Glen Cain says details remain limited but funds may be used for sanitation transit and public safety with more information expected next week. Several countywide figures were also cited for Clare County and subdivisions.
The Coleman Board of Education approved a 1,392,647 budget for the upcoming year with 1,044,744 in anticipated revenue. The deficit is bridged by 47,903 from working capital as a result of a two mill reduction to ease taxpayers. The board discussed special education planning with Midland County staff and set admission prices for athletic events.
Farwell mother of seven Patricia Thrush of 340 Webber Street was selected as Clare BPW Woman of the Year for 1950. Nomination came from Chapter III Blue Star Mothers, citing her community work, church involvement, Red Cross and scouting roles, and long service with local events.
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