Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 24, 1978
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Barbara Fuller, At Projector, Narrates Film On Rebuilding Vietnam

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 23, 1978
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Bendix engineer Ray Kazmierczak explains a "shock machine" to Forsythe Intermediate School students who toured the Green Road plant Wednesday as part of a career study program. The machine tests how well aerospace products withstand high gravity force levels ("g"s). Forsythe and Pioneer High minority students are taking part in a joint career study program with Bendix in which Bendix personnel explain various phases of their operation, students tour the plant and selected students get some actual on the job training.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 20, 1978
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Runners 60 Years And Over Line Up For The 60-Yard Dash And Motion Spectators Out Of The Way.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 20, 1978
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'Overwhelming' - More than 2,500 Catholics attended a special reconciliation service Sunday at St. Francis of Assisi Church in Ann Arbor, filling the main hall, then the gymnasium, and finally the social hall. The service was intended for Catholics alienated, for one reason or other, from their church. The Most Rev. Kenneth J. Povich (above), bishop of the Lansing diocese, granted general absolution from sins because of the impossibility of hearing individual confessions. The Rev. Patrick Jackson, pastor of St. Patrick's Catholic Church near Whitmore Lake, called the turnout "simply overwhelming." He explained it partly by the season of the year (yesterday was Palm Sunday) and because "it met a deeply felt need."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 20, 1978
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Never Too Old - Seventy-two-year old Richard Bredenbeck (left) and 53-year-old Montie Cudd are matching stirde for stride half-way through the mile run in Sunday's first annual Michigan Masters Indoor Track and Field Championships, held at Michigan's Track and Tennis Building. Bredenbeck, from Independence, Ohio, also ran in the two-mile event and was the winner for those 60 years of age and older.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 19, 1978
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Two In A Row- The Pioneers swim team won its second consecutive state swimming championship along with another South Central Conference title and earned the right to be included in The New's Pictorial of Champions. The Pioneer swimmers are: (From left to right), First Row- Don Thomas, Joe Baulblis, Jason Juback, Bob Kizer, Mark Strohl, Glenn Cole, Russ DeHerder, Chris Keenan, Dan Legault; Second Row- Dave Van Auker, Phil Koester, Ron Betzig, Eric Waldrop, Eric Burgeson. Derek Williamson, Jim Nissen, Matt McKeon, Ron Cunsell, Coach Denny Hill; Third Row- Asst. Coach Ben Fairman, Fred Johnson, Nick McCullough, John Stamos, Scott Russell, Doug Maulbetsch, Bob Bulloch, Dave Thomas, Tim Anderson; Back Row- Barb Stephenson, Vicki Kimball, Kurt Burgeson, Brad Busch, Jayson Barroso, Roger Ehnis, Scott McKeon, Bruce Kimball, and Ann Bullock, Missing from the picture are Asst. Coac John Orcuth, Laura Merwin, and Kathy Buck.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 19, 1978
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Bingo! Joanne Hoagland of South Lyon, a winner here, is one of thousands of Michigan residents who play Bingo, that legal game of chance that has helped build church halls, buy band uniforms and even send people to Congress. Look for a special statewide report on this thriving game.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 18, 1978
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'That's Mine' Ecorse's Kevin Bailey might be saying as he grabs a rebound for the Red Raiders in their Class B semifinal victory in Crisler Arena. Ecorse held a 36-30 edge in rebounding over the heavily-favored Buccaneers from Flint.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 18, 1978
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March Madness takes over Friday afternoon in Crisler Arena as the Ecorse cheering section races onto the court following the Red Raiders' upset of previously unbeaten Flint Beecher. The Flint team had won 26 straight games until yesterday.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 17, 1978
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Opposing Centers Cedric Smith (left) of Boone & Darr and Brad Clark of Chelsea Milling face off at center ice during the Midget Division championship game Thursday in the first night of "Hockey Night in Ann Arbor" at Yost Arena. Boone & Darr won the tittle with a 6-0 victory as Girard Marzolf had a big night with four goals and an assist. "Hockey Night" action continues tonight and Saturday night.