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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1975
Page
1
A spikehorn buck wandered from the millpond area to U S 12 and charged into Weller's last Sunday morning. It smashed a front plate glass window and a rear pane, injuring itself and triggering police action. The deer was euthanized after suffering injuries, and the store faced hours of cleanup.
The Kaufman and Hart comedy opens this week in Saline High auditorium with zany props including an antique dentist chair a huge printing press and a hippo statue. Cast and crew rehearse amid frequent laughter as Denise Cole and Tom Manzi perfect ballet inspired scenes. Curtain time is 8 p m nightly with tickets at The Citizens Bank or at the door. Wednesday preview for Evangelical Home patients aided by Saline Legion 40 8.
Saline School Board tightened finances after a millage defeat voting 4-1 to table an interscholastic gymnastics program and to hold a K-6 plan at three elementary schools. Superintendent Hintz cited cost concerns about a K-6 rollout while Ruth Smith urged a trial gymnastics program. A June 25 budget work session is set to decide next steps.
City officials held a groundbreaking for the new Saline City Hall on N Harris St and announced 15 CETA summer jobs for economically disadvantaged youths in Washtenaw County. Jobs pay $2.10 per hour for 30 hours weekly, start late June for eight weeks, with June 14 open house at City Hall to apply.
Saline faces recession pressures as Universal Die Casting remains closed after failed union talks. Picketing at Saline Community Hospital remodel disrupts non member workers but hospital services continue. Ford plant shutdowns planned for July. Robin Hood Restaurant asset sale set. Shagbark Village cost hikes threaten the Travis Corporation project. Big Brothers Big Sisters program forms. new grocery store J and C's to open by June 30. Mayors plan Washington trip to seek federal aid for water infrastructure.
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