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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1964
Page
2
The author questions life insurers lowering rates for non-smokers and suggests extending discounts to vegetarians non-drivers and people who avoid bathing soap. They argue measuring risk should reflect actual behavior and risks rather than broad categories.
The Reporter backs Senator Margaret Chase Smith for President based on her long record, bold stance against McCarthy era abuses, and roles on Armed Services Space and Appropriations committees. It notes persistent gender inequality while praising her clarity and potential impact on primary votes.
Residents weigh the senator as a presidential candidate with mixed views. Some praise her candidacy and voit for a future role, while others doubt the nation is ready for a woman president. Several commenters suggest the race will reveal gender attitudes in politics.
Saline Volunteer Fire Department was dispatched Wednesday evening to Herbert Diablo's home at 7650 Waters Road to battle a chimney fire. No damage was reported to the house.
Readers discuss ads on the Elementary School Program and parental engagement. A Saline Child Study Club note thanks supporters for the Mothers’ March, citing The Reporter and local departments.
David Irwin of 4133 Austin Rd. told police this week that 19 of his son Dwight’s traps were stolen from a Saline River trapline. He noted 36 traps were placed in December and found missing when checking. Estimated value of missing traps is about $40.
The Robinson Furnace Service moves this week from 210 South Ann Arbor Street to the rear part of the Hagen Building on South Ann Arbor Street. The relocation creates space for more equipment to install and repair furnaces, per Mrs. Bill Robinson. The business has operated here for about three years.
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