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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1968
Page
10
Science editor Philip A. Abelson notes cigarette smoke greatly pollutes air in poorly ventilated rooms. Carbon monoxide levels reach hundreds of parts per million, risking dizziness headaches and hemoglobin inactivation after one hour. Other toxins include nitrogen dioxide hydrogen cyanide acrolein aldehydes phenols and benzo alpha pyrene carcinogen.
Saline area notes report the Mothers March for birth defect research led by Mrs. Gerald Meyer and co chair Lawrence Slepsky with 34 participants. Troop 446 Boy Scouts collected 32 tons of scrap paper in a local drive. Jaycees named David B Cobb 31 as Saline's most distinguished young man of the year for his leadership since moving to town. Audrey and Bill Vander Yacht, new residents, joined school advisory work and blood donation efforts. An historical society eyed to save Mills home, while measles immunization prep at Saline High School will involve many volunteers. Ed Horner works in Tecumseh on a musical review. CBS Worthy Matron Lillian Kraus and Carl Kraus publish Masonic Eastern newsletter. Five years back, Ron Attinger became Methodist choir director. 1963 March of Dimes totals stood at $454. Additional notes cover local bank directors and city council membership.
The Saline Board of Education considers adopting a merit raise system for both high and elementary schools. If approved, Saline High would be the county's only school using this pay plan. The feature appears in LIGHTLY once over.
A reader argues some residents overdo complaints while praising weekly pickup with one can for a five person household. Another letter from Gene Payne thanks Ann Arbor Saline area residents for holiday messages sent while he serves in Vietnam aboard a ship in the Gulf of Tonkin. he expects to return by April. Louis Payne Jr.
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