Legislature weighs handling tax shift on liquor sales
The measure would rename the three percent liquor sales tax to a handling tax and divert proceeds from the sales tax pool, reducing funding for schools and local governments. Officials warn of a $500000 to $2000000 annual hit to schools while a state needs $400 million for modernization. the governor says he will study the bill before deciding on a signature. Also noted are reforms from the Fire Prevention Act and harsher penalties for hunting related injuries or deaths.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Michigan Legislature Passes Reckless Hunting and Public Safety Bills
Governor signs measures targeting reckless hunting and intoxicated hunting, and extends the Michigan Cherry Commission as a permanent agency. Laws address refusing aid during emergencies, cranky party-line abuse, and funding to curb beach erosion amid high water. Emergency flood control council forms to coordinate state and federal aid. The governor criticizes wasteful agencies and calls for responsible governance and prudent public spending.
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Lansing
Michigan Republicans Call For Honest Leadership
In early campaign year surveys Republicans in Michigan find demand for forthright leadership and forecast a decisive November victory. Voters weary of high taxes and wasted government want strong, unified leadership to curb spending and reduce payroll driven policies.
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Michigan
Republicans Endorse Nomination for U S Senator Martin
Kent County Republicans at a March 18, 1952 convention unanimously back John B. Martin Jr. for the Republican nomination for United States Senator. A former State Senator and current Michigan Auditor General, Martin is praised as a capable, staunch anti corruption advocate and foe of centralized power. A World War II veteran.
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Kent County
John B. Martin, Jr
United States
Michigan
John Martin
John Martin Campaigner Praised for Senate Run
A Michigan campaigner with strong leadership and integrity is urged to follow Arthur H. Vandenberg. John Martin is described as vigorous, tireless, and widely supported, expected to strengthen the Republican ticket in the fall and earn the electorate’s confidence in the Senate.
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Arthur H. Vandenberg
John Martin
Michigan
United States Senate
Army Deceased To Be Disinterred At Fort McKinley
The First Army announces disinterment of all remains from Fort McKinley Maine Post Cemetery to begin around June 1. Reinterment will occur at Long Island National Cemetery Farmingdale NY. Next of kin may request private reburial. Army covers disinterment costs, private burial costs fall to next of kin.
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Fort McKinley
Post
Maine
First Army
Long Island National Cemetery
Farmingdale
New York
Governors Island
N. Y
Army
Headstone Policy at National Cemetery and Fort McKinley Status
Government funds remove and rebury remains and erect standard headstones at Farmingdale National Cemetery. Private headstones are forbidden at Long Island National Cemetery. Fort McKinley records from 1901 are obsolete. contact with next of kin may be limited. Fort McKinley, near Portland, was declared excess to Army needs in February 1950.
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Tery
National Cemetery
Farmingdale
Long Island National Cemetery
Fort McKinley
First Army
Portland
Army
Clinic at Rackham to Aid Cerebral Palsy Patients
The Washtenaw County Society for Crippled Children and Easter Seal agency sponsor a cerebral palsy clinic at Rackham School in Ypsilanti on June 27. Dr. Meyer Pernstein, national consultant, will conduct the session. It is the fourth clinic under Easter Seal sponsorship.
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Washtenaw County Society For Crippled Children
Easter Seal Agency
Rackham School
Ypsilanti
Meyer Pernstein
National Society For Crippled Children
Easter Seal
Mchigan Society For Crip
Institute and Nursery School for Cerebral Palsied Children
Children and their mothers will attend a two week campus program where mothers receive training on cerebral palsy and children gain preschool exposure under trained teachers and therapy. The National Society for Crippled Children supports a teacher course begun four years ago and a new summer session will add parent education for handicapped children.
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Pled Children
National Society For Crippled Children
Local couples host visitors in weekend gatherings
Mr and Mrs Robert Skingley visited Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Dale Hirth. Also Mr and Mrs Bernard Lewis called. Ann Ross is on a week long vacation at home from studies at Ypsilanti Normal.
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Robert Skingley
Dale Hirth
Bernard Lewis
Ann Ross
Ypsilanti Normal
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