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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1962
Page
7
The Citizens Research Council outlines Constitutional Amendment No 1 allowing a general revision of all state statutes. It explains difference between general revision codification and compilation, noting past prohibitions and the potential benefits and drawbacks of a full law rewrite.
St Johns E. and R Church at Rogers Corner will sponsor a ham supper on November 1. Reservations through Walt Hinderer at HA 9 9481. Tickets cost 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children.
The narrative recounts labors in Hungary including Danube sights, a police misstep over a camera, and language barriers in a Warsaw-bound journey. Albert recalls the incident at a police station, the camera seizure, and the tense wait for its return. Next week he continues with Poland and Germany adventures.
Saline township residents will vote on November 6 to allow sale of liquor by the glass. Only Polar Bear Inn on W. Michigan Ave would be affected if the measure passes.
Michigan voters will elect two congressmen on November 6 1962 one from a district and one at large due to a reapportionment issue. The state has gained a new seat since the 1960 census with history repeating an 1912 pattern when both party nominees were unopposed in the primary.
The note urges voters to cast two congressional votes in 1962: one for the district representative and one for the state at large. It asks readers to contact the Reporter at Hazel 9 7380 for party details.
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