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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1977
Page
1
In Saline, 14th District Judge Henry Arkison fined a resident $150 for 24 unpaid parking tickets. After warnings, Saline Police Dept. issued an arrest warrant. the defendant appeared in court, pleaded guilty, and paid the fines.
A car crash on West Michigan Avenue near the Polar Bear in Saline Township left one 17 year old Adrian boy Ronald Berlenga dead and four others injured. The driver Robert Mattson 19 of Adrian survived. The Bonds of Saline were treated and released. Four others were reported in various conditions. Police are investigating and no charges were filed at this time.
Martin Authier, of 587 Rosemont Dr., has filed petitions to run in the June 13 Saline Area School District election for one of three board seats. The race includes two four-year terms and a two-year term to fill the Emerson Haeussler vacancy. Petitions due by 4 p.m. April 11, 1977, must be signed by at least 20 registered voters.
A Saline city series explores how zoning and growth limits affect Saline’s future. Debates center on preserving a friendly atmosphere versus expanding to keep pace with Detroit and neighboring towns. Business leaders warn a no-growth policy could shrink the tax base and customer base.
Hoover Ball and Bearing Uniloy division moves 75 Saline workers to Manchester while consolidating operations there. City Council adopts a resolution supporting the transfer and tightens a zoning loophole to bar residential properties from converting to commercial parking lots without approvals. Plans also surface for Paul Peters to expand at 203 W Michigan Ave with added parking and a new driveway.
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