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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1966
Page
5
A young voter notes that liquor by the glass drew more attention than the 18-year-old voting measure, yet final tallies show only a 143 vote gap between liquor and fire hall bonding proposals. The Saline Clinton game riot is described as rough but not a full-scale fiasco, with players praised for restraint as tempers cooled.
The Kiwanis Club of Saline will hold a dinner meeting at 6 30 pm Monday at Walker s Bakery with Raymond Girbach in charge of the program. Men interested in the organization are invited to attend.
A report shows 82 on campus students enrolled for the 1966 fall semester at Eastern Michigan University. Among them 64 are undergraduates and 18 are graduate students.
Hoover Ball and Bearing Company reports 3 month sales of 33.29 million for the quarter ended October 31 1966 a five percent rise and earnings of 1.686 million seven cents per share below the prior year a 54 cent per share. The company cites tight money labor shortages rising costs and plant expansion in Cadiz Kentucky as factors and warns second quarter results depend on labor talks and automobile production.
Alan Coe and Gene S Booker of Western Michigan University have written The NLRB and Its Critics for Labor Law Journal. A second piece proposing reforms to the National Labor Relations Board is accepted for publication in a future issue.
The note voices congratulations to Judge Fran cis L. O'Brien and pledges support from the editor and county. It thanks supporters and reflects on the juvenile court's future, mentioning community care and gratitude. Additional item notes Ross Campbell and Mr and Mrs Vallie Zick attending Sunday supper with the David Zick family in Webberville.
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