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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1982

Page

5

The Silverdome in Pontiac Michigan Featured

The Silverdome in Pontiac near Detroit is highlighted as the world's largest domed stadium with a seating capacity of 80,600. It offers 38 fast food counters, 102 private viewing rooms, 44 restrooms, parking for over 22,000 cars and 400 buses, and a 10 acre air supported roof weighing 200 tons.

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Pocketful of Pontiac honors Whitmer class project

In Pontiac Michigan the Mini Page asked Whitmer Human Resource Center students to create a Pocketful of Pontiac that showcases their city to children nationwide. The 13,000-student district is among the largest in Michigan and the nation, featuring landmarks from football to Pontiac cars and local history.

Jan Heyse Whitmer Human Resource Center Pontiac Mich

Quick Football Cheesy Beef Skillet with Macaroni

Combine elbow macaroni with chopped tomatoes kidney beans and chili powder in a beef base. Simmer until macaroni is tender about twenty minutes. If thick add water. Great to eat while watching football.

Michigan State Identity Card Highlights Facts

Michigan facts describe the robin as state bird and apple blossom as state flower with Lansing as capital. The name Michigan comes from an Indian word meaning large lake. The Wolverine State nickname ties to fur trade. Michigan ranks seventh in population and twenty third in area, leads in auto parts and engines, iron ore second to Minnesota, and shines in dairy fruits and ships. Detroit called automobile capital. sixth largest city by some counts. state rich in inland waters and lakes. Notable people include Marlo Thomas, Gerald Ford, Lee Majors, and Lily Tomlin.

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