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Ann Arbor News, April 17, 1968
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Mrs. Alfred F. Conard (center) and Mrs. Charles W. Joiner, members of the League of Women Voters, add the support of Mr. Joiner, associate dean and professor in the University's School of Law, to the League's petition to place a judicial selection and tenure amendment to the state constitution on the November ballot.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, April 19, 1970
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Two members of the Slauson Junior High Service Group are shown here getting signatures from Mr. and Mrs. James H. Applegate of 1104 W. Washington for a League of Women Voters petition asking for congressional representation for the Citizens of Washington, D. C. The petition drive is nationwide and will continue through Wednesday of this week. The two students in the photo are Sybil Johnson (left) and Nanci Gerler. The Slauson Service Group consists of about 50 Slauson students who perform various community services. The petitions will be circulated this week door-to-door.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, September 16, 1976
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Local League of Women Voters members Linda Benson, left, Joyce Girz and Suzan Peltzie distribute a petition supporting the League-sponsored presidential debates. Information about the local League, which is currently conducting a membership drive, is available from the League office at 209 S. Fourth Ave., telephone, 761-0978, or from Girz at 769-2105.

Published In
Ann Arbor News, September 12, 1971
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Clergymen Discuss Petitions State Sen. Gilbert Bursley met with area clergymen last week to ask them to set aside Oct. 10 to make abortion reform referendum petitions available to their congregations. Here Bursley, left, talks with the Rev. Gordon Jones of St. Andrew's Episcopal, the Rev. O. Carroll Arnold of First Baptist and Rabbi Bruce Warshal of Temple Beth Emeth. The clergymen were invited to the meeting by Bursley's office.

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Ann Arbor News, October 4, 1970
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Petitions Bring Pressure - Petitions are one form of pressure Mrs. David Ahlgren, left, and other members of Consumers for ENACT (CFENACT) use. Mrs. Richard Lutz signs one to get reluctant supermarkets to stock returnable bottles. CFENACT also wants grocery stores to eliminate needless food packaging, particularly in their produce departments.