Washtenaw County Board actions November 1967 recap
County Supervisors approve health staff expansion for Washtenaw County Health Department with federal project funds allocating two nurses. They adopt waste disposal regulations, fund a marine safety program with state aid, and authorize jail equipment upgrades. Meeting covers per diems, zoning, and adjournment scheduling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Papineau
Health Committee
Engelke
Dukay
Board of Supervisors
Washtenaw County
Sup. Parr
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Bent F. Nielsen Chatrman
Sanford
Safford
Burton
Road Committee
Frederick
State of Michigan Department of Conservation Boat and Water Safety Section
Harrison
Creal
Ways & Means Committee
Greenough
Health Department
Building & Grounds Committee
Sup
Lunde
Teachout
Hartman
Ellis
Coordinating Zoning Committee
Neil Mast
Will
County of
Harris
Nielsen
Incorrigible Michigan Driver Drives Crackdown Plan
Secretary of State James M. Hare uses the Detroit case of a 36 year old driver with 47 moving violations and 19 offenses to argue for two new laws. An Illinois style traffic ticket system would force court appearance or surrender of license and Oregon like vehicle impounding would hold the car until privileges are reinstated. Hare says such measures could deter drivers who operate while suspended or revoked and reduce costly enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Michigan
James M. Hare
Hare
Illinois
Oregon
Holiday Events at Greenfield Village Continue Through New Year
Greenfield Village and Henry Ford Museum host extended holiday activities through December 31. Visitors receive hot spiced cider at the 19th Century Clinton Inn and may ride a carriage or sleigh when possible. Cinderella plays at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. in the Henry Ford Museum Theater. Toys and Dolls exhibit remains on display through the 31st. Call 271-1620 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenfield Village
Henry Ford Museum
Santa Claus
Clinton Inn
University Hospital Hosts Christmas Dinner for Patients
University Hospital treated 400 to 500 inpatients on Christmas Day inviting a friend or relative to share meals. Dietitians prepared a festive menu including roast turkey and oyster dressing while chefs served in child areas and Parkview Medical. Physicians reportedly relaxed some dietary restrictions unofficially for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Hospital
A. C. Kerlikowske
Parkview Medical
Transition in Congress shapes budget and governance 1967
Washington Report by Marvin L. Esch reflects on the 90th Congress in its first session as a transitional period. It critiques leadership, budget cuts to curb inflation, and a shift toward leveraging private and local resources to solve national problems, outlining missed anti crime and draft reforms and urging stronger action in the next session.
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Executive Branch
Congress
90Th Congress
Washington
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County Board of Supervisors
Aber
Permner
Inter-County Highway Commission
Road Commission
Yeas
Carl Mast
Miller
Sheriff's Committee
Kempp
Sheriff's Department
Luella M. Smith
Alan G. Hay
Patricia, Ct
Raul Bunyan
Jackson
Zeeb Rd
Marvin L. Esch
Saline
Edwards
S. Main St
Huron Valley
Huron Valley National Bank
Ann Arbor, Michigan
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