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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1970
Page
5
AZA Scientific unveils a Pipeline Survey System a self powered robot designed to travel underground gas mains. Bar ry Van Koevering says it climbs pipe walls navigates corners and even talks back to a control center. At three inches diameter and twenty pounds it can pull about fifty pounds of cable and may become an unusual gadget.
The article lists school menus for January 12 through 16. Each weekday offers a different lunch plan with items like barbecue and apple crisp on Monday, noodle soup and turkey sandwiches on Tuesday, mashed potatoes and pork on Wednesday for high school, pizza on Thursday, and fish with peanut butter sandwiches on Friday, plus milk daily.
The Men's Club of St. Andrew's Church will meet at 8 p.m. Thursday where the nominating committee will present a slate of officers for the election next month.
City council rejected a Planning Commission approved zoning change for industrial use on N Ann Arbor Street near the railroad, citing resident objections over dust noise and heavy traffic. The council also approved a two family zoning change for 105 N Lewis Street to allow a duplex for Ken Volz.
Bonnie Lee Stemen of Moon Road to marry Clare LeRoy Fiser, son of Duane and Mrs. Fiser of Britton, in May. She, a 1969 Saline High graduate, works at Rampy Chevrolet in Ann Arbor. he, a Manchester High 1965 graduate, works at Ford Saline plant.
Union Farm Bureau group schedules a meeting at 8 30 Pm Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert Lindemann 6470 Waterworks Rd. The notice lists the hosts and time for the local gathering.
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