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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1973
Page
2
Middle School students will host an open house after the P.T.O. meeting on Monday Feb 5. Sixth to eighth graders will display and demonstrate work across subjects. A student made color and sound film will be shown at 7:30 p.m. along with a voices of history exhibit and live demonstrations in art science and physical education.
Saline officials report sixth graders adopt hourly class changes akin to older students to ease seventh grade transition. Asst. Principal Schwartz notes class grouping limits but increases contact with varied teachers. Plans include expanding the sixth grade changes program and abolishing homerooms for activity periods.
A brief look at presidential inaugural speeches from Washington to Lincoln and Roosevelt. It notes brevity versus length, historic phrases, and the lasting impact of lines like Washington’s concise opener and Lincoln’s second inaugural resolve to heal and unify the nation.
Saline Police reviewed statements from Leutheuser's Restaurant staff about an unreported accident damaging the northwest corner and east canopy, likely caused by a van or delivery truck. Officers later found evidence of an attempted break-in at Saline Big Boy early Saturday at 5 32 am with signs on a rear door lock and roof exhaust fan mountings.
The page presents the Saline Reporter masthead dated January 31 1873 with publication schedule and pricing. It lists Saline Michigan address 196 West Michigan Avenue and subscription rates five dollars within the county six fifty out of county. It notes second class postage paid.
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