Mixed reception to Michigan's single business tax
Michigan's new single business tax which took effect January 1 splits opinion. Small labor intense firms face higher costs while large manufacturers gain relief. The SBT eliminates inventory tax on most goods though furniture remains taxed. A 137 member task force studies its impact as lawmakers hold hearings in Lansing.
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Carol Rugg
Michigan
Lansing
State Senate Taxation Committee
William Milliken
Ray Smit
Ann Arbor
Smit
Foutch
City votes to allocate revenue sharing funds and sets 1976 77 budget
Council approves a 91 952 revenue sharing plan with 12 676 for a fire truck 20 000 for the Community School 22 000 for Civic Center site work 20 676 as final Saline Relief Drain 2 16 320 for Schettenheim property and small amounts for printing and contingency. A public hearing on the 1976 77 budget shows a 2 282 253 total with minor changes and a June 7 adoption vote slated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Mary Hess
Hess
Anderson
Civic Center
Bill King
City Hall
Assembly of God Church opens portable classroom for Christian School
The Assembly of God Church will use a $1,200 portable classroom to house its new Christian School starting this fall. Tuition ranges from 400 to 550 dollars per year with additional books materials and registration fees. Public hearings on the school will be held June 1 and June 8 at 2 and 7 p.m. at the church. applications are available through the church office or by mail.
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FBI
Washington, D.C
Wilburn K. DeBruler
Michigan
United States
Ann Arbor
Assembly of God Church
David Thompson
Thompson
Christian School
City denies waiver for dual property sewer connection
The council upheld a denial of Lirones waiver to combine sewer and water lines for two connected buildings. Officials require the new $2,000 connection fee and concluded the Litones case offers no alternative under current ordinance, despite debates over possible amendments or agreements.
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Grossman
Lirones
Litones
Lirdnes
Council
Dick Nehring
Mary Hess
George Kempf
Anderson
Peter Pan Staged At U M By MM Productions
MM Productions presents Peter Pan in the Anderson Room at the University Club Ann Arbor May 27 to 29. Dinner at 7 pm show at 8 pm. $9 adults $7 children. Limited general admission $2.50 for adults $1.25 for children. Matinee 2 pm May 28 29 $4 adults $2.50 children. Tickets at University Club and Liberty Music Shop. Reservations 763-2236.
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MM Productions
Anderson Room
University Club
Ann Arbor
Mardy Medders
Michigan Union
Liberty Music Shop
Troop 575 Visits Greenfield Village on Saturday
Girl Scout Troop 575 toured Greenfield Village on Saturday May 15 despite misting rain. Chaperoned by Corky Rogers and three volunteers, the group visited Thomas A. Edison Noah Webster Arbor House Cotswald Cottage Menlo Park and the covered bridge then shopped at the souvenir store for mementos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout Troop 575
Greenfield Village
Corky Rogers
Thomas A. Edison
Noah Webster
Arbor House
Robert Frost
University of Michigan
Cotswald
Menlo Park
Covered Bridge
Summer Worship Schedules Across Local Churches
A compilation of summer worship details for churches in Saline and surrounding areas. Includes service times for Church of Christ First Assembly of God First Presbyterian Miracle Church of the Nazarene St James United Church of Christ St Pauls United Church of Christ United Methodist St Johns Lutheran First Baptist St Andrews Catholic Saline Baptist with changes effective June 1 or June 13 and through Labor Day.
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Church of Christ
Michigan Ave
First Assembly OF God
Bemis Rd
First Presbyterian Church
E. Michigan Ave
Miracle Church OF the Nazarene
W. Henry
ST. James United Church OF Christ St. James United Church of Christ
ST. Paul’s United Church OF Christ
First Baptist Church
Saline-Ann Arbor Rd
ST. Andrew’s Catholic Church
St. Andrew’s
Austin Rd
Michigan aims to place bottle deposit on ballot in November
MUCC reports 103,583 petitions turned in to its Lansing HQ with 400,000 in circulation as they pursue 300,000 signatures by June 1. Executive director Thomas L. Washington urges rapid submission to meet the deadline and notes petitions are available statewide. The drive follows a legislative failure to act on banning throwaway containers and pull-tabs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan United Conservation Clubs
Lansing
Thomas L. Washington
MUCC
Washington
Michigan
Grand Opening At Randy's Family Shoe Store
Randy's Family Shoe Store celebrated a three day grand opening attracting an estimated 500 to 600 visitors. A free drawing awarded 15 pairs of shoes to winners listed by name, including Val Esch Art Finn Rick Janich Amy Hall Milan and others. Randy James called the turnout very happy.
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Randy
Val Esch
Art Finn
Rick Janich
Amy Hall
Milan
Melissa Fukushina
Mark Tinsey
Ruth Evans
Martha Bernbeck
Judy Rhoades
Britton
Barbara Hill
Ann Esterbrook
Jean Allen
Ann Arbor
Barry Barker
Ed Marx
Jim Cook
John Millmeyer
Manchester
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the Saline Reporter
Saline
Harold Hintz
Hintz
Tamarack
Howard
Red
McMullen
E. Michio Ave
Webb
Bean
Webb Harwood
Farm Council
Kink Schneider
Schneider's
West Ann Arbor
Wagner Road
Jackson and
Liberty
Schneider’s
Try
Schneider
Carpet-Coang
Wagner RD
Peter Pan
U-M
Donna Lambarth
United Methodist Church
S. Ann Arbor St
ST. John’s Lutheran Church
Bridgewater
Saline Baptist Church
Randy James
Burton
Cooperative Roofing & Siding CO
Burton Rathburn
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