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Newspaper
Saline Reporter
Location
Saline, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1968
Page
5
Readers warned the November ballot would allow a flat or graduated income tax by the state or any subdivision such as counties cities townships and possibly villages and school districts. Asks voters to oppose the measure amid fears of tax burdens and uncertain scope and urges a to vote no to protect paychecks.
Oakland County mothers threaten mass picketing to win special ADC funds for household furnishings including refrigerators and stoves, arguing welfare rules need change. The issue mirrors debates among local ADC recipients already receiving school clothing grants.
Steve Cain returns to Detroit News after stints with The Reporter and Ypsi Press amid ADC sit-ins and a heart transplant. Harvey Kluwe family shifts between Saline and Cheboygan with plans after Christmas. Vivian to open a beauty shop in A and P center. Cat and Curl renamed LJs. City hall renovations proceed with 96 tons concrete used. Jerry Mitchell Lance Clemes acquire George’s Bar as L Js. Johnny Rule hosts visitors from Cornwall and Canada. Saline announces new Queen Linda Vanderpool selected at the State College of Beauty.
Mrs. Airoy Vanderpool and the mother of four were honored as they edged out younger contestants. She received long-stemmed gladioli surpassing the usual roses. Banks and post offices report a surge of lig er bound checks and money orders as mail orders for tickets faced postmark timing issues.
Readers urge prompt voter information on bond issues for sewer, water, park work, a dam, and local taxes. They question financing for police, city hall, library, and roads while critiquing media coverage of welfare aid and Fair prize reporting.
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