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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1971
Page
7
The Clare Sentinel lists address and post office information for Clare Michigan with staff roles and weekly publication schedule. It includes subscription rates for Clare County and surrounding counties, statewide and out of state pricing, dated September 9 1971 on page 4.
The Michigan State Police report 1315 school bus related accidents last year with 14 killed and 729 injured. Drivers must stop for stopped buses displaying two flashing red lights and maintain at least ten feet distance. Certain intersections and divided highways have exceptions, and local ordinances may add rules in villages or cities. Children crossing must do so in front of the bus.
A county commission budgeted 400 to the deer hunters association for No Doe hunting signs to be given to landowners who prefer women and children to come last. The writer condemns the spending as tax money used under sports pressure to reduce does, while urging a broader ban on all deer killing.
A columnist voices mixed views on hunting and sport shooting, condemning high powered rifle killings of deer while noting dietary hunting versus slaughterhouse footage. The piece satirically compares hunting to golf and recalls social habits, ending with a call for restraint and preservation.
Detroit's Hon. Rep. William A Ryan, speaker of the Michigan House, is praised as a powerful figure while reportedly stalling house activity by adjourning sessions until welfare bill votes were secured. The tactic drew exasperation from observers.
Observers note Speaker Bill Ryan shows rare deftness in Michigan politics. He leverages union-era tactics and office power to push liberal welfare reforms. The piece compares his effectiveness to past speakers and weighs youth voting impact on future elections.
Clare County lake owners organize a county wide lake association, the first of its kind in the state. The group aims to pool efforts for water and sewer issues and other common concerns, hoping to recruit remaining lakes as support grows.
The piece urges finding quiet, personal space as September fades into October. It highlights fall activities like canoeing and hiking on rivers such as Au Sable, Muskegon, and Manistee, and recalls favorite deserted spots in National Forest lands. It notes ulcers can flare with seasonal changes and urges retreat from crowded cities to renew mind and spirit.
Michigan lawmakers weigh unicameral proposal led by Rep Joe Swallow of Alpena with Jaycees backing. Supporters argue efficiency while opponents fear job losses and political backlash. Budget gridlock comments fuel caution as the plan advances toward a statewide referendum.
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