Extra Reporters and Late Night Press Run at The Reporter
The Reporter explains the behind the scenes process for Saturday editions with a six page weekly format. A two man crew assembles pages Friday afternoon writes and engraves photos by 1 am and publishes early Saturday morning to readers across Saline.
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Saline
John Cain
Hornet
E. Michigan
Local Man Killed in Macon Road Collision
Ronald D. Beard 31 of 12133 Macon Rd dies after a two car crash on Macon Rd near Johnson Rd. Beard skidded 108 feet crossed the center line and was broadsided by a pickup driven by Edwin G. Holly. Holly injured and hospitalized. Beard’s death is the county’s 44th road fatality this year. Funeral set for Oct 6 at Bahnmiller Funeral Home with burial at Macon Cemetery. Beard served in the US Navy and held multiple community roles.
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Ronald D. Beard
Macon Rd
Beard
Johnson Rd
Saline
Edwin G. Holly
Tecumseh
Holly
St. Joseph Hospital
St. Joseph Mercy Hospital
Ann Arbor
Bahnmiller
Ronald Johnson
Macon Cemetery
Ronald Beard
Berkeley
Calif
Damian
Virginia Long Beard
JoAnn Heath
Nevada
US Navy
Unity Church of
Phoenix Laboratory
University of Mich
Ann Arbor Jay
Death of Former Saline Resident Anna E. Lowery
Miss Anna E. Lowery died Sept 27 in Tecumseh Herrick Hospital after a month there and a year at Moody Nursing Home She lived 30 years as housekeeper at the Web E DePuy residence on Mooreville Rd Born in Tecumseh Dec 9 1883 she was a lifelong resident and member of First Presbyterian Church Survived by two nephews and preceded by five brothers and a sister Funeral services were held Sept 29 with burial in Brookside Cemetery Tecumseh
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Anna E. Lowery
Tecumseh
Herrick Hospital
Moody Nursing Home
Miss Lowery
Web E. DePuy
Mooreville Rd
First Presbyterian Church
Cub Scout Uniform Exchange Noted
Cub Scouts from Packs 416 and 419 may drop off outgrown uniforms for exchange with Mrs. Don Hutchins at 820 Lambkins. Cubs needing uniforms should contact Hutchins. The exchange runs year round.
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Don Hutchins
Lambkins
Hutchins
Fire alarm signals explained by Saline police
Saline police outline three fire alarm signals for residents. Tornado warning is a wavering blast for three to five minutes signaling immediate cover. All clear is a steady tone for one to two minutes indicating danger passed. Fire alarm is repeated steady blasts for one to two minutes directing bystanders to yield to responders.
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Saline
McGovern’s Claim Spurs Nixon Editorial Call to Back Him
Editorial notes defend Nixon asserting authority to cut aid to drug-dealing states and push for an International supervised election in Vietnam. It recalls Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, and past French efforts, urging readers to back Nixon and provide comments to editor Floyd Madill Malkemus.
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McGovern
Nixon
South Vietnam
All America
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Pentagon
Army
Navy
Marines
Vietnam
Hisenhower
Eisenhower
Geneva
U.S
Kennedy
Johnson
Floyd Madill Malkemus
Malkemus
Volunteers Stop Basement Oil Fire at Henes Home
Volunteer firemen answered a 10 a.m. alarm at the Edwin Henes residence 5901 Alber Rd. They found a small oil fire in the basement of undetermined origin and quickly smothered the flames. Thick oil smoke caused some damage but no injuries were reported.
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Edwin Henes
Alber Rd
Henes
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