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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1963
Page
3
Detroit Edison notes nearly 1.3 million appliances repaired at no charge in 1962 with about 200 000 more for a moderate fee. It credits Goodwill Industries workers and Edison staff, plus free bulb and fuse exchanges and home advisory services for households churches schools and businesses.
Residents reflect on presidential assassinations in Saline, recalling 1901 McKinley and 1881 Garfield cases. Esther Landwehr, Clara Gross, Bessie Collins and others describe news delivery by telegraph and bells, when radios and phones were absent, and share anecdotes of trains, stations, and family memories.
Dr J L O Hara of Cuyahoga Falls Ohio died suddenly November 15 at his home after a long illness. He was born in Saline and lived there until 1911 when he moved with his family to Ann Arbor. He enrolled at the University of Michigan and earned an AB in 1915 and later a PhD from Minnesota where he taught in economics.
George J. Nichols Jr. is appointed controller of Hoover Ball and Bearing Co.’s Uniloy Division per Uniloy president Clifford G. Baker. Nichols joined Hoover in 1958, previously worked in Universal Die Casting, and served in divisions handling finance. He is a University of Michigan graduate and former Air Force material officer.
City Council weighs issuing General Obligation bonds to fund a $320,000 water and sewer expansion amid uncertain federal grant income. Annual debt service around $26,500 requires $14,500 more revenue, with options including higher rates, tap-in fees, escalating fund reserves, or Meha contributions to ease the burden. The plan aims to avoid tax increases if possible and proceed swiftly.
The Saline Reporter publishes weekly from 106 West Michigan Avenue Saline Michigan. Subscriptions cost $3 in-county and $4 out-of-county. Second class postage is paid at Saline Michigan.
General Telephone of Michigan advertises a limited time offer with no installation charge for home extension phones for customers. The promotion runs through July 1, 1964 and emphasizes convenience and savings for existing subscribers.
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