Saline School Board Maintains Extra Bus Trips Amid Fuel Shortage
Saline Area School Board votes to spend 1500 dollars to seek independent gasoline suppliers for field trips and spectator buses within a 60 mile radius. The board also orders a gradual cool off of school buildings and approves health leave and new hires.
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Saline
Elaine Heiserman
Howard Hill
Standard Oil, Co
Caberfae
Bernice Merchant
Brighton
Martha Purmeil
Vivian Shevitz
Kimberly VanHoek
Marilyn Visser
Brecon mayor and wife to visit Saline for first People to People exchange
Saline prepares a week of ceremonies as Brecon Wales Mayor Tony Elston and his wife arrive with a delegation. Events include park dedication and a tree planting in Rolling Meadows, tours of Ford facilities, a dinner circuit, and a potential unofficial council meeting.
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Tony Elston
Brecon
Wales
Elstons
Saline
Elston
Ford
Detroit Metro
Hubert Beach
James Levlett
Musical Youth International of People
Lester McCoy
American Airlines
Kirk ‘Faupel
Frankenmuth
George Anderson
George Johnson
Dearborn
Greenfield Village
Dearborn Inn
Leutheuser
Bill Camburn
Saline Area Business Association
Ford Plant
Bernice McCoy
E. Michigan Ave
United Fund Goes Over the Top in Saline
The Saline Area United Fund drive has surpassed its goal by at least $1,000 over the $51,466 target. Secretary Mary Anne Fogel said more contributions are expected, with an official total to be announced in about a week.
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United Fund
Saline Area
Mary Anne Fogel
U.F
Saline Police Probe Death Of Angella Richard
Angella Kay Richard, 22, was found dead in her Saline apartment at 716 Valley Circle Dr apt 104 early Wednesday. Medical exam inconclusive on cause. foul play not ruled out as state police lab investigates. neighbor found body about 2:30 am and police consider possible epileptic seizure.
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Angella Kay Richard
Valley Circle Dr
Apt
Miss Richard
Lansing
Saline Library
Robert Ledbetter
Eastlook Dr
Robert Lee Spencer
E. Michigan Ave
Ford Plant
Saline F.H.A
Cheryl Henes
Laura Gill
Saline High School
Saline
Jim Lierman
Ann Arbor
Ford
Donald Ball
Michigan Ave
Saline Remembers Bob Beyers and CATV Watch
Saline residents recall Bob Beyers, former The Reporter editor now at Stanford News Service, cited by national outlets for strong writing and reliable releases. The community also weighs Saline CATV plans, sewer line issues, and new development near Woodlands, Edwards Ferry, and Marion farm sites.
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Bob Beyers
Bob
Cornell University
Stanford University
Palo Alto
Stanford Board of Trustees
U.S. News & World Report
Fortune Magazine
Sports Illustrated
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Business Week
The
American Psychological Association
Saline
Stanford
Academia
Saline School Board Rejects City's Tax Waiver Plan
The Saline School Board votes to retain the 1972 levy on the added valuation after a State Tax Commission re valuation. Superintendent Harold Hintz warns waiving taxes could reduce state aid and force future budget adjustments. The board may await potential Lansing action delaying aid deduction through 1974-75.
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John Cain
Saline
Harold Hintz
Hintz
Washtenaw County
Donald Kraushaar
City of
Lansing
Gilbert Bursley
First Snow Contest Remains Unclaimed in Town
The Reporter crowd awaited a winner as faint flurries failed the contest rule. Weather officials say the first snow must cover warm asphalt at four corners for three minutes to win the $25 prize. Readers are urged to submit coupons for a possible winning coating.
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Jack Frost
Saline Chorus Plans Messiah Sing for Nov 27
Saline Community Chorus director Dave Walter says the Messiah performance is scaled back due to a lack of male voices. A Messiah Sing is planned for Tuesday Nov 27 at 8 p.m. in the S H S chorus room inviting area residents to join, sing, and enjoy coffee and fellowship.
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Saline
Walter
Saline Woman Bede Cotton Rises To 96 With Cheerful Day
Bede Cotton, a 96 year old Saline resident, celebrated a quiet birthday Monday at home on West Henry Street. She was named queen for the day at First Presbyterian Church the previous Sunday and recalls Saline and church memories with friends Jeanne Black and Alberta Rogers. Alberta helps keep her days full with visits and outings as friends anticipate her approaching centennial. Nearby Saline links note another resident, Mrs. Anna Miller, who recently passed 101 and earlier served on the Saline School Board.
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Bede Cotton
Saline
Bede
Jeanne Black
Alberta Rogers
Alberta
Anna Miller
Miller
Saline School Board
N. Ann Arbor St
Ann Arbor
Arthur Miller
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Doris Norrish
Old Creek
Flint Journal
Flint
Orwell
Big Brothers
Ily
Washington
City Hall
David Simmons
Woodlands
Edwards
Ferry
Marion
Handel
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