Farmers face taxes push to sell land and eco concerns
A columnist argues state tax rules force farmer land into market value and taxes, risking sales to developers. He notes Saline Valley Farms near a million offer, and warns of fiscal pressure on rural livelihoods amid debates on green farming and pollution rules. Superintendent Harold Hintz will attend a Michigan conference on Educational Reform and Student Rights.
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Saline Valley Farms
Teamsters
Harold Hintz
University of Michigan
Saline Schools Dismiss Early for Exams and Conferences
All Saline schools will dismiss in the afternoons on Friday January 23 and Monday and Tuesday January 26 and 27 for elementary conferences and semester examinations at the High School and Junior High. Schools remain open for three morning sessions.
New Officer Joins Saline Police Force
Carol Ann Compton starts duties enforcing metered parking processing summonses and notifying delinquents. She works in the office provides clerical help and assists in cases involving females or juveniles. Mrs Richard Compton of 175 Elmwood Ct is new hire.
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Saline
Carol Ann Compton
Carol
Richard Compton
Elmwood Ct
Compttons
Open Letter Replies On Trash Cans And Surprising Almanac
A mailbag column features a Saline DPW note advising plastic bags for brittle cold weather and loose trash. The writer also mentions crime scenes, igloo life, gold panning plans, and a humorous quip about spelling and a gold-digger stereotype.
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Lambkins
the Saline Dpw
Man Arrested on Narcotics Charge in Washtenaw Court
Thomas Ferrier a 25 year old resident of Ann Arbor was arraigned in district court after a Saturday night arrest on allegedly attempting to obtain narcotics with a forged prescription He appeared before Judge Edward Deake as examination was set for January 29 Bond was set at 100 dollars and he was remanded to the county jail Kathi Genik a Hartman Road resident earned straight A's as a freshman at Alma College in liberal arts studies.
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Ann Arbor
Edward Deake
Washtenaw County Service Center
Kathi Genik
Michael Genik
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Alma College
Red Cross First Aid Classes Begin This Week
Red Cross offers three weekly First Aid courses meeting 7 to 9 p.m. for six weeks starting Jan 20 21 and 22. Taught by trained volunteers, courses are free with a 75 cent textbook fee. Topics include bleeding artificial respiration shock burns fractures and home safety. Register by calling 971 596 Cragg charge.
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