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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1968
Page
11
In a local column the writer laments over ubiquitous mailing lists and computer errors, noting repeated releases and misdirected mail. The piece half-jokes about the newsroom relying on a fickle computer while urging readers to vote on Tuesday.
The piece argues that the phrase law and order is used to target campus turmoil and voter rights, noting white pseudo students provoke violence while Black Power groups remain small. It calls for restoring reason, safety, and an atmosphere conducive to learning by removing the phrase from campus rhetoric.
Councilman George Anderson argues rapid Metro Detroit area growth will strain Saline. He cites law enforcement, planning, water and air pollution, solid waste, traffic, building codes, and regional cooperation as key issues while stressing his experience and nonpartisan approach.
The letter from a Saline resident urges action on vacant houses beside the Reporter and weighs costs of water softening and sewage expansion. It supports dam repairs, river conservation, and a high-water table, while promising watchdog governance if elected mayor. Voters nearby will also choose Washtenaw District Judges amid court realignment.
DeLyn Hoppe 17 of 3600 Meadow Lane released after treatment for injuries from a crash that killed Richard Pustay 18 of Scio Township and injured four others. Richard Pustay and his brother Douglas died in a previous crash. Passengers Linda Lennox 17 Allen Park, Thomas Kett 18 Ann Arbor, James Ryan 24 Ann Arbor were injured. driver of the pickup uninjured.
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