Editorial questions tax shifts on school funding
A Detroit area editorial critiques Roy Smith of Ypsilanti for proposing a Fair Share plan to raise the state income tax to 6 percent to fund schools. It warns that the plan would harm property owners, questions the distribution of funds, and argues for alternative financing for building programs and meaningful minimum standards.
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Roy Smith
Ypsilanti
Smith
State Board of Education
Michigan
Saline
Inner City
Upper Peninsula
Detroit
Ann Arbor
Editor Letter Questions Arming and Morality Shifts
An interested reader weighs gun ownership, church use by militants, and moral standards. They urge confiscation or registration of firearms, reflect on societal drift, and call for a balanced approach amid riots and rebellion.
Senior Citizens Plan Potluck at Legion Hall
The Senior Citizens meet at 6 30 p m Monday at the Legion hall for a potluck dinner. Slides of Hawaii will be shown. Poe.
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Legion Hall
Hawaii
Poe
Jaycettes to Meet for General Membership Session
Jaycee Auxiliary extends invitation to a general membership meeting at 8 p.m. Monday April 28 at Joanne Kelley’s home 203 Woodingham Court. Officers will be elected.
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Jaycee Auxiliary
Joanne Kelley
Woodingham
TO FLY KITES Cub Pack 464 Meeting
Cub Pack 464 holds a kite flying afternoon Saturday at Jensen School for members and families to participate in outdoor activity and crafts.
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Jensen School
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