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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1968
Page
7
City council in Saline asks all five District Judge candidates for a policy statement amid concerns that out county judges may be seated in Ypsilanti and Chelsea, forcing Saline police to linger on trials and examinations.
Washtenaw County voters hear district court concerns from Judge Edward D. Deake about adding magistrates and moving trials to Saline. He urged one magistrate per township and village, questioned costs, and sought a Saline court, permanent magistrate, and in-court recording to ensure accessible justice for residents amid population growth.
Governor Romney proclaims Monday November 11 1968 as Veterans Day in Michigan. The notice honors military veterans from earliest wars to Vietnam, pledging gratitude for sacrifices and urging citizens to remember those who served to preserve liberty and peace. It cites Lincoln and the call that sacrifices shall not be in vain.
Classified snippet shows Wanty Shoes at 8S Main St and Liberty store listing gifts and a Liberty location in Ann Arbor. Downtown Honda at 310 E Washington lists Honda sales, service, parts, and accessories with phone numbers forJe.
In a brief report the incident notes urgent government business was transacted by telephone in the plant's guard house while the guard remained on duty. The account emphasizes the security setting and the discreet handling of official matters during a guard shift.
The author humorously proposes keeping daylight saving time year round to gain more daily leisure and work time. They joke about the downside of alternating light and dark and suggest declaring the extra days as holidays.
The Young Homemakers Study Group will meet Saturday at the home of Mrs. Diane Hornung at 11884 Pleasant Lake Rd in Manchester with Mrs. Leila Bauer as co host.
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