Abortion debate and state reforms prompt bills and inquiries
Michigan debate over abortion remains heated as lawmakers push bills to shield medical facilities and workers who refuse participation. Nancy Hammond warns against denying constitutional rights with religious objections. Also, ombudsman offices and toll free lines appear to aid citizens while ERA repeal attempts face resistance from leaders like Speaker Ryan.
U P Woman's Club Federation Convenes Executive Meeting
The Upper Peninsula district of the Michigan State Federation of Women's Clubs held an executive board meeting at the Chalet in Marquette on May 24 with plans for a district workshop on June 15 and the fifty sixth annual district convention set for September 19-20 1973 in Marquette. Attendees included district president Mrs Robert Lundquist and officers from Escanaba Grand Marais Ironwood Calumet Menominee and other communities. Plans for a US Bicentennial celebration in 1976 were discussed along with a district project to push for a crime laboratory and a nursing scholarship awarded to Nancy Dollar of Laurium with 22 applications. A possible bus trip to Belleville October 6 for Girlstown dedication was noted and preparations for the MSFFWC eightieth convention in May 1975 were outlined.
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U.P. Woman’s Club Federation
Upper Peninsula
United States
Nancy Dollar
Laurium
Calumet High School
Albert Masty
Norway
Lundquist
Bellevile
Girlstown
Msffwc
Federated Clubs of the
U.P
State to Auction State-Owned Equipment in Clarkston
Michigan plans a public auction of hundreds of used items including a 16-year-old horse drawn plow a pontoon boat typewriters and pickup trucks at Camp Pontiac Clarkston beginning 10 am Arrangements note the sale site moved from Lansing area officials describe a large lot of office furnishings lathes planers and other metal and woodworking items up for bid
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Michigan Department of Administration
Lansing
Camp Pontiac
Whitelake
Clarkston
Ormond Road
Equipment Inspection and Sale Notice at Camp Pontiac
The equipment may be inspected at Camp Pontiac from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday June 8 and during the morning of sale.
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Camp Pontiac
Changes in Social Security 1972 adds grandparent eligibility
The 1972 changes allow some grandchildren to receive Social Security payments on a grandparent's earnings record. Benefits begin January 1973 if both parents are deceased or disabled when the grandparent qualified, and the child lived with the grandparent and received at least half of support from them.
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