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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1964
Page
3
Editorial notes argue that 18 year olds should have the vote, noting maturity tests are not a prerequisite for citizenship. The piece contends arguments about maturity and drinking follow logically from voting, and concludes that anyone who cares enough about city, state, and country should be admitted to vote.
Saline Area Board of Education met February 12 with Mrs Tefft absent. Marathon Oil won a bid for gasoline oil and anti freeze March 13 1964 to March 1965 at 19.6 cents per gallon with price fluctuations. Dean Burkhardt authorized to pay 125000 on tax anticipation notes. Board to publish K 6 Elementary School brochure and invite architectural firms. Kenower MacArthur and Co engaged as financial consultants. New constitution requires two Democrats and two Republicans as Board of Canvassers. qualifying names sought. Burkhardt to represent on County Budget Committee. new tractor mower attachment approved at 350 plus trade. A five year old admission request denied to allow holdback for both children. Social notes follow.
Monday night the City Council adopted ordinance 172 establishing a uniform policy for financing public improvements.
Three Saline board members including president Bess Teftt Harol Brown and Dean Burkhard will speak at 12 30 p m Thursday on a school news program by Cecelia Ference about the district radicary policy adopted this week by the board on WOIA
The narrative outlines a Saline family with four children Mike 14 in 9th grade basketball, Cindy 12 Susie 9 and Dan 3. The household includes terrier Ginger and chihuahua Pixy. Fran enjoys antique shopping and hunting in Arkansas, expressing interest in local shops and regional trips.
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