Governor Williams praises Farmington beds deal in Michigan relief plan
In a bipartisan move a compromise ends the Legislature stalemate over emergency care for retarded children. About 150 children on the waiting list will be placed in Farmington on a contract lease basis, with calls to expand to 300 beds at Farmington or 350 at Oakland County TB facility as needed. The piece notes teachers seek $200 raises and critiques the $9 per pupil formula used to distribute $12 million, arguing larger districts may lose funds while one and two room schools receive protection. The governor endorses the settlement as better than inaction and agrees to monitor school distributions with a report from the Superintendent of Public Instruction.
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Farmington Children’s Hospital
Farmington
Farmington Hospital
Oakland County
House
Michigan
Superintendent of Public Instruction
S&s
Taxes Explained for Farmers Guide Now Available
A 64 page Farmers Tax Guide explaining 1955 income tax returns and problems for farmers is issued by the IRS with help from the Federal Extension Service and land grant colleges. It covers farm inventories depreciation capital gains losses casualty losses trades condemnations diseased livestock soil and water conservation and more. Farmers may obtain the guide at IRS district offices their county agricultural agents or local extension services.
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Internal Revenue Service
National Office
the Tax Collection Agency
Department of Agriculture
Federal Land Grant Colleges
Internal Revenue
Behold the Father’s love for His children in prayer
A devotional reflection notes that God’s love greets all people as His children. It contrasts human Wilfulness and selfishness with divine forgiveness offered through prayer and continued care from the Heavenly Father.
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God
John
Pvt. Jacobsen Graduates From Medical Field Service School
Private Clyde K. Jacobsen 22 son of Mr and Mrs Arthur Jacobsen 3330 Textile rd Saline Michigan recently graduated from the Medical Field Service School dental assistant course at Fort Sam Houston Texas The course trained him to assist dentists and maintain equipment Jacobsen has orders to Fort Bragg North Carolina He is a 1955 graduate of Michigan State Normal College and entered the Army last July after basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri He belongs to Phi Sigma Epsilon fraternity
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Clyde K. Jacobsen
Arthur Jacobsen
Textile Rd
Saline
Michigan
Medical Field Service School
Fort Sam Houston
Tex
Jacobsen
Fort Bragg
N. CA
Phi Sigma Epsilon
Michigan State Normal College
Freshman Glenn Hagen Returns to Capital University
Personal notes from Saline report Glenn Hagen, a freshman, returning Monday morning to Capital University in Columbus, Ohio. The Arthur Hagen home hosted Christmas guests including Allan Grossman and son David, Tom Lendendorf and spouses, all Ann Arbor residents, plus three international students Rudy Gomz from Columbia, Suresh Tarkhani and P R Sheth from India.
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Glenn Hagen
Saline
Capital University
Columbus
Ohio
Arthur Hagen
Allan Grossman
David
Tom Ladendorf
Ann Arbor
Rudy Gomz
Columbia
Suresh Tarkhani
P.R. Sheth
India
Specialization In Farming Highlighted By County Agent
Washtenaw County Agricultural Agent Ron Johnson told Milan Rotary that farming is entering an era of specialization. He noted machinery advances and new stock feeding methods and forecast fewer, larger farms by 1975 with higher per acre production. He also praised university roles in farming experiments and warned overproduction is temporary.
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Ron Johnson
Washtenaw County
Milan Rotary
Johnson
Harold Ladouceur
Nanmette Horton
Key Shupp
Milan High School
Rotarians
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Federal Deposit
the Saline Observer
Christian
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WHRV
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Advertising Council
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