Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 8, 1969
Caption:
Something New In Police Training - Ann Arbor Police Chief Walter E. Krasny, center, speaks to the first police recruit class in the area to graduate under the state's new Law Enforcement Training Council program. The Training Council outlines program content for police recruits throughout the state and certifies instructors for the basic course given to novice policemen. Krasny in City Council chambers yesterday presented certificates from the Training Council to five city recruits while Ypsilanti Police Chief Ray Walton, second from left, distributed the diplomas to two recruits from his department who completed the nine-week program with the Ann Arbor Department. Ann Arbor Senior Police Capt. Harold E. Olson is beside Walton at the left. All the new officers will go on duty on Monday. (Ann Arbor News Photo by Cecil Lockard)

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 4, 1978
Caption:
Tappan Junior High School students Nick Roopas, Robbie DiGovanni and Beth Reed play 'Myths and Legends' with Jan Newman.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 3, 1967
Caption:
Breath-Test Training Session Held: Assistant Prosecutor Robert C. Creal, upper left, discusses printed instructions on legal use of new "breath test" machine to be used on suspected drunk drivers with Uniformed Sgt. William M. Stander, center, while Ann Arbor Municipal Court Judge S. J. Elden listens at right. The men in the foreground are Ann Arbor Police Department command officers who gathered yesterday in City Hall to hear Stander review the operation of the new machine. Stander is one of two sheriff's sergeants who attended a week-long course on the breath device. They will test drunk driving suspects for their department and for city police until Ann Arbor obtains a machine of its own.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 29, 1978
Caption:
Improved Readers- Pre-schoolers David Malcolm (left) and Dawn Johnson improve their reading skills with books they picked themselves through the new Ann Arbor Community Center reading program. Mrs. Sally Fleming (left) and community center education director Ann Hawkins help the youngsters over the hard parts.