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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1964
Page
7
A town faces rising vandalism and theft from both out-of-towners and local youths. Losses include five thermopane windows and sewer tile at an apartment site on Clark Street, with broader damage to outdoor property and construction sites. Police probe continues and residents urged to act.
The newspaper questions why the 1965 county budget creates an Acting Sealer of Weights and Measures without a permanent Sealer. George Smith retires after 51 years, Everett Wolfin serves as deputy earning the acting salary, while the board reviews practices in other counties and the office’s future.
The report calls China’s nuclear test crude yet powerful, noting it produced energy sufficient to register on seismographs worldwide. It stresses that crude does not imply ineffectiveness.
Bennett argues for extending water and sewer mains to support growth in Saline. He warns refusal would stall infrastructure, leaving old city areas and commercial zones underserved. He calls for careful development to keep Saline from becoming oversized or misaligned with surrounding cities, seeking support for the November 3 election.
Johnson argues that without complete inspections the city faces growing problems as new buildings rise. He stresses proper roles for inspectors and extra personnel during busy periods to greatly improve conditions. He adds that hard work organization and good leadership can overcome city challenges.
The Married Couples Dance Club announces a dance on Friday October 23 at the YM YWCA Ann Arbor. Lessons by Mrs Betty Graf begin at 8 pm followed by dancing at 8 30 with light refreshments.
Oscar Hosmer continues under care at Saline Hospital following surgical operation conducted earlier this month.
Jim Hering urges Saline residents to join a communal effort like a winning baseball team. He warns that if too few volunteer and others idle, town problems will worsen, including speeding, youth trouble, and a neglected cemetery.
The City Planning Commission will convene at 8 p.m. on Tuesday October 27 in City Hall to discuss planning matters and related agenda items.
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