Michigan lawmakers weigh four cent sales tax amid aged aid fight
In Lansing a special session closed without violence as Republicans and Democrats debated medical aid and hospitalization for citizens over 65. They warned that rejecting the four cent sales tax could force an income tax, with Beadle noting the danger to schools and hospitals. The bill fans controversy over caps on aid and family financial responsibility.
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Frank D. Beadle
St. Clair
Beadle
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Williams
Christian Aid Announced Second Evening Meeting
The Christian Aid plans a second evening gathering at Mrs Mildred Bingham's home on Thursday October 13 with a cooperative supper starting at five o'clock. Attendees welcome. The Meet-A-While Club meets October 12 at Mrs Harold Post for an all day session. The Past Noble Grand Club gathers October 8 at Mr and Mrs Arcel Converse for all past nobles.
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Christian Aid
Mildred Bingham
Aid
Harold Post
Past Noble Grand Club
Shepherd Extension Holds First Meeting of Year at Homes
The first ext. meeting of the year convened at the homes of Mrs. Kati Cohoon and Mrs. William Muller with 21 members present. Christmas workshop supplies and ornaments were made as gifts, led by Mrs. Gale Brian and Mrs. Clifford Harry. Next gathering set for Oct. 14 at Mrs. Richard Freeze.
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Kati Cohoon
William Muller
Gale Brian
Clifford Harry
Richard Freeze
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