Coleman Teachers Work Amidst Unsettled Contract Talks
Teachers at Coleman Community Schools reported for duty on Tuesday September 2 despite no negotiated contract. A fact finder, Dr Daniel Kruger, heard the dispute on August 28 with a report awaited midweek. The district cites 17 negotiation meetings since February 1969 and lists unresolved items including salary, grievance arbitration, contract length, and continued bargaining authority.
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Coleman
Daniel Kruger
Labor Mediation Board
Coleman Board of Education
Coleman Education Associa
Tion
Norval Bovee
Coleman Education Association
Daniel H. Kruger
Board of Education
Coleman Community Schools
Evening courses at Mid Michigan College expand for adults
Mid Michigan Community College will offer 30 plus evening classes starting the week of September 15 targeting adult learners. Notable technical options include Blueprint Reading and Welding, with additional courses in Textiles and Clothing, mathematics refresher, State and Local Government, Creative Writing, Surveying Techniques, and Introduction to Accounting. Contact Harrison college offices at 539 7126 for full details.
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Mid Michigan Community College
Michigan
Harrison
Call
Voice of People meeting at Hatton Township Hall
Clare County Voice of the People will hold its next meeting on Thursday September 11 at 8 p.m. at Hatton Township Hall. Delegates must attend and bring interested taxpayers. Plans include forming several committees and appointing members, plus a report on Michigan Voice progress. Mannsiding Road location noted.
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The
Voice of the People
Clare County
Hatton Township
Michigan Voice
Mannsiding Road
U.S.27
Clare County Road Commission
Three Farwell men hurt in Mission and Pickard crash
A three vehicle wreck Thursday morning near Mission and Pickard left Ray Phelps in serious condition at Central Michigan Community Hospital. Four other Farwell residents were injured, with varying degrees of severity, as a pickup and a dump truck collided with a southbound car. The truck struck a gas line, igniting a fire that prompted frantic exit from the truck. Authorities continue the investigation and no tickets have been issued yet.
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Mt, Pleasant
Farwell
Central Michigan Community Hospital
Mission and Pickard
Ray Phelps
Route 1
Robert K. Tideswell
Gregory Oaks
Michigan Ave
Philip Crawley
Mt. Pleasant
Stanley B. Baker
Sumner
Crawley
Baker
Mission
Tideswall
Midland
Navy Medic Wounded in Vietnam Field Action
HM3 Robert A. David U S N wounded at Loi Quang Nam South Vietnam August 12 while aiding a wounded marine. He was shot in the chest and side by enemy fire. He reached medical aid two hours later with 22 wounded medics and Marines. He underwent surgery in Da Nang then transferred to USS Sanctuary. He later served at Great Lakes and Camp Pendleton before going to Vietnam June 5 1969. He is now at Great Lakes Naval Hospital Chicago. Mary Ann his wife is a nurse at Clare Osteopathic Hospital and lives in Clare. His parents are Mr and Mrs Alton David of rural Clare.
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Robert A. David
U.S.N
Loi Quang Nam
South Vietnam
Bob
1St Med
da Nang
Sanctuary
Naval
Saginaw
Great Lakes
Camp Pendleton
Calif
Naval Hospital
Oakland
Viet Nam
Fleet Marine
Great Lakes Naval Hospital
Chicago
I. Robert
Mary Ann
Clare Osteopathic Hospital
Clare
Alton David
Grand Ledge Papers Change Hands in Regional Deal
Richard L. Milliman of Lansing acquires the 99-year-old Grand Ledge Independent from Mrs. Gene Cantine. Cantine had operated the paper since her husband Wal ter died six years ago, with the Can tine family having owned it since 1952. Milliman also edits and publishes Eaton County weekly The Livingston County Press and heads publishers of Crawford County Avalanche Clare Sentinel and Osceola County Herald. He plans to split time between Grand Ledge and Howell for several months.
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Grand Ledge Independent
Richard L. Milliman
Lansing
Milliman
Georgene Cantine
The
Independent
Walter
Canine
Crawford County Avalanche
Grayling
Clare Sentinel
Clare
Osceola County Herald
Reed City
Community weighs abatement ordinance and health funding
Clare County Board of Supervisors hear township officials views on a county wide nuisance abatement plan giving state code enforcement to sheriff and health officers. Meeting discussed staffing funds and potential county control of dumps while also reviewing a $9,000 addition for District 7 Health and a county road report.
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Clare County Board of Supervisors
District 7 Health District
Kent Gray
Richard Nowak
Health Department
County Road Commission
Gladwin Voters Reject Millage
Gladwin School District voters rejected a 4 mill request for school operations for the third time. The measure failed 535 yes to 713 no, though schools opened on schedule with full day classes. The district currently has 11 voted mills plus 7.25 from the county and 4 mills for debt retirement. It was unclear when or if another election would be held.
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Gladwin
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George Bradley
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Karen Leposky
Lois Rutter
Blanche Paxton
Harold Moline
Meridian
Bullock Creek
Afl-Cio
Mid-Michigan
Voice of People States Meeting
Margitta Kaiser
Geesthacht
Germany
Carl Seiter
Clare High School
Darlene
Clare High
Bill Whitehead
East Maple Road
Sentinel
Elaine Wilson
Viet
Grand Ledge
Eaton County
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Howell
4Th Street
Clare Department of Public Works
Austin Mayer
Cliff Bouchey
Department of Public Works
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