Law Enforcement on South University Ave, June 1969 Photographer: Andy Sacks
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1969
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Neo-Nazi Demonstrators Face Counter Protesters Outside Of The Federal Building, March 1984 Photographer: Jack Stubbs
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1984
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Police in Riot Gear, Corner of South and East University, June 1969 Photographer: Andy Sacks
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1969
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Sheriff's Department Officers Attempt to Seize Woman From Family Members, Welfare Protest for ADC, County Building, September 1968 Photographer: Andy Sacks
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1968
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Motorist Killed In Flaming Truck-Car Crash On US-12
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4
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March
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1955
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New Mobile Emergency Unit For Washtenaw County Sheriff's Department Donated By American Legion, February 1940 Photographer: Attributed to Eck Stanger
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1940
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Ann Arbor News, February 23, 1940
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SHERIFF'S NEW MOBILE EMERGENCY UNIT ARRIVES: Although it will not be ready for service for another month, after equipment is installed, the new mobile emergency unit bought for the Washtenaw county sheriff's department through donations raised by the county's American Legion posts appears highly satisfactory to Karl N. Tunnicliffe (left), vice-commander of the Ypsilanti Legion post, Sheriff Jacob B. Andres (center) and Thomas A. Fitzgerald (right) commander of the Ann Arbor Legion post.
Ann Arbor News, February 23, 1940
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SHERIFF'S NEW MOBILE EMERGENCY UNIT ARRIVES: Although it will not be ready for service for another month, after equipment is installed, the new mobile emergency unit bought for the Washtenaw county sheriff's department through donations raised by the county's American Legion posts appears highly satisfactory to Karl N. Tunnicliffe (left), vice-commander of the Ypsilanti Legion post, Sheriff Jacob B. Andres (center) and Thomas A. Fitzgerald (right) commander of the Ann Arbor Legion post.
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Boy Killed In Hunting Accident
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28
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November
Year
1959
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'Duke' Picks Up Two Trophies
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6
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September
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1970
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Restaurant, Laundry Report Break-Ins
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28
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November
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1959
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Sheriff Department's New Resuscitator-Inhalator Demonstration, October 1937 Photographer: Attributed to Eck Stanger
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1937
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Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1937
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LEARNING TO OPERATE RESUSCITATOR: Deputy sheriffs and members of the Ann Arbor police and fire departments, and the city and state police at Ypsilanti are learning how to use the sheriff's department's new $400 resuscitator-inhalator. Sheriff Jacob B. Andres, in the above photograph, is showing Trooper Charles Allen of the Ypsilanti state police post and Sgt. M. G. "Red" Howard of the Ann Arbor police how to revive a person nearly drowned or asphyxiated. One of the county jail prisoners is serving as "victim" for demonstration. Purchase of the equipment was authorized recently by the board of supervisors.
Ann Arbor News, October 30, 1937
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LEARNING TO OPERATE RESUSCITATOR: Deputy sheriffs and members of the Ann Arbor police and fire departments, and the city and state police at Ypsilanti are learning how to use the sheriff's department's new $400 resuscitator-inhalator. Sheriff Jacob B. Andres, in the above photograph, is showing Trooper Charles Allen of the Ypsilanti state police post and Sgt. M. G. "Red" Howard of the Ann Arbor police how to revive a person nearly drowned or asphyxiated. One of the county jail prisoners is serving as "victim" for demonstration. Purchase of the equipment was authorized recently by the board of supervisors.
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