Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 27, 1969
Caption:
Huron High quarterback Gary Balzhiser (10) rolls out around right end on an option play in the first quarter. He was tackled by Lincoln Park's Brent Hunt (20) after a short gain. Giving pursuit are John McPartlin (84), Gary Housepian (64) and Robert Garcia (right) of the Railsplitters. Bruises later sidelined Balzhiser.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 27, 1969
Caption:
Lincoln Park fullback Robert Garcia (light jersey) is wrestled to the Hollway Field turf as a host of Huron High tacklers converge. Making the first contact is defensive end Steve Pepper while Al Baker (left), Jim Porter (42), Chuck Hogan (63) and Rob Stenberg (right) rush to help out.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 30, 1975
Caption:
Breathing Aid: The two tubes (large arrow) draped over the glass jar of this respirator (breathing machine) connect to another tube like the one disconnected from a patient's respirator at the VA Hospital in a suspected murder attempt. The switch on the metal cover of the jar (small arrow) of the respirator, similar to the one involve, is for the alarm system that failed to operate.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 10, 1969
Caption:
"Barbecue dinner outdoors is a family affair at the Norman Bourestom's home. While Mr. Boureston places shish kebabs on skewers, his wife and daughter Melissa, set the table. Son Robert surveys all the action from his post by the grill. The shish kebabs, called Lahum Mishwee, are a Lebanese dish reflecting Mr. Bourestom's heritage. Mrs. Bourestom also prepares a variety of Lebanese breads."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 19, 1969
Caption:
"Marc Van Der Hout (left) and Lawrence (pun) Plamondon were among the speakers who unsuccessfully urged a crowd on the UM Diagonal yesterday to vote for a demand that part of S. University Ave. be closed by the city. Van Der Hout is executive vice president of U-M Student Government Council, while Plamondon calls himself minister of defense for the White Panther Party of 1510 Hill."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 9, 1969
Caption:
"This was the scene at Yost Fieldhouse this morning as some early risers cast votes for three candidates in the Ann Arbor Board of Education election and for millage and bonding issues offered by the Ann Arbor School District and Washtenaw School District. Yost Fieldhouse is the voting place for Precinct 23, which includes all of ward 4, Precinct 4, Precinct 7 of the city. For the first time this year, the places of voting for school elections are the same as for city elections. Pictured are (from left) Mrs. Charles L. Howe, Mrs. R. E. Cochran, Mrs. Fay Heldreth and Carl Zwinck,"

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 22, 1969
Caption:
"Playful- All of Art's "graduates" live at home with their handlers, many of whom have small children, so it is essential that the dogs be basically friendly animals. The handlers consider them pets as well as professional colleagues. The playful side of the dogs is demonstrated below left by Charles Art as he frolics with Duke, and by Skavdahl, below right, with Blackie, who is taking time off from a busy training session to relax and roll on the grass in Art's back yard. Because of the selection and training process the handlers have absolutely no qualms about allowing the dogs free rein of the house, even when there are small children present, as there are in many of the homes."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 22, 1969
Caption:
"Playful- All of Art's "graduates" live at home with their handlers, many of whom have small children, so it is essential that the dogs be basically friendly animals. The handlers consider them pets as well as professional colleagues. The playful side of the dogs is demonstrated below left by Charles Art as he frolics with Duke, and by Skavdahl, below right, with Blackie, who is taking time off from a busy training session to relax and roll on the grass in Art's back yard. Because of the selection and training process the handlers have absolutely no qualms about allowing the dogs free rein of the house, even when there are small children present, as there are in many of the homes."

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 22, 1969
Caption:
"Tracking - Another side of the training is demonstrated by Larry Baird, Washtenaw Sheriff's Deputy through a tracking exercise with Duke straining at the leash. The dogs are taught to follow a scent, as well as to keep fleeing suspects in sight, such as the well known 'Bomber", have been taught to sniff out narcotic drugs from packages sent through the mail."