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Eyes on the Bay: Will It Freeze? Income Tax Hits Money Is Earned and Again Wl Ings Produce Interest TRAVE^ RCCord Two sections, 28 pages Saturday, February 20, 1993 Natio tax 'r Clinton says it HYDE PARK, N.Y. President Clinton said the United States may consider a national sal- radical change in the government raises mor too long into the future he said he meant in 10 so. "I didn't mean to do; balloon or anything Clinton said as thi threatened to steal i from his campaign to < support for his new c program. The sales-tax idea li raised many times in 1 but dropped as too ur Clinton said any such t; have to exempt food < sibly clothing and woulc be designed not to hurl i White House aidns sales lax was looked at carded during prepar the plan Clinton an Wednesday "It is no consideration at this tii Reeord-EBgKGreg Jotinstone president said Freeze frame: A view trom Wayne Hill shows open water and frozen areas on West Grand Traverse Bay. Proponents say a sain.': lax, or value-adc would encourage savi cause it is levied onl } money is spent. In cont All eyes on the bay: Will it freeze? income tax hits money is earned and again wl ings produce interest. By TOM CARR 1 The biggest criticism c A change of pace — sales tax is that it is re Record-Eagle staff writer Bay freeze facts low-income people The Traverse City Area Chamber spend virtually evcryth TRAVERSE CITY - West Grand Traverse Bay of Commerce's records on the U.P. state's warm spot appeared on its way to being officially frozen freezing of West Grand Traverse make. But most Europe! Thursday before warmer temperatures Friday Bay date back to 1851. Statistics tries allow various exe By The Associated Press caused the ice to recede, according to Pat Hob- exist for every year except 1921, and rebates in an e son, the Traverse City Area Chamber of Com- which Is missing. overcome that argument. merce's "bay watcher." According to those records, the You know it's really cold outside when the The issue came up at bay has not officially frozen tor five hottest spot in Michigan is in the Upper Penin- The lack of a freeze this late in the season has of the last six winters. It also shows some wondering whether this winter will be the that 1992 was the third straight year sula. fourth straight "no freeze" winter for the bay. It stayed unfrozen. The only pre- The highest temperature reported Thursday in Detroiter c "The ice has come in a lot since yesterday," vious three-year treezeless stretch Michigan was 18 at Sault Ste. Marie in the Hobson said Friday afternoon from her office was 1953 to 1955. extreme northeast. Alpena and Detroit, which WICHITA, Kan. (AP) which overlooks the bay. Here are some other records: more commonly take the honor, reported high Michigan USA Kenya \ Measuring the ice is not an exact science, but • The years in which the first temperatures of 15 degrees, with lows of 10 lielow 22-year old Wayne Sta Hobson could see it extending to its farthest freeze came earliest were 1856 and zero and 6, respectively. versity student, captui 1857, when the bay froze on Jan. "It's pretty doggone cold out here. I don't think Miss USA 1093 title point this winter on Thursday. But the bay isn't 10. there's any way we could have been the warmest night. considered officially frozen until ice reaches • The year In which the llrst Miss Moore, of Detri from Clinch Park Beach to Power Island, about freeze came latest was 1933, when in the state," Dan Doner?ki, director ol' the Sault five miles north it occurred on March 23. Convention and Visitors Bureau, said Friday. the second black to win On Friday, the white ice looked patchy and • In 1984, the bay froze and "I was hoping you saiil we were the warmest in the history or the ] flimsy near the shore, then extended out several thawed three times - from Feb. 7 to because you were talking about what warm, The first black winner v hundred yards from shore as a flat, white mass. A Feb. 15, trom Feb. 29 to April 12 friendly people we have here Because otherwise, USA 1990 Carole Gist, a wide, gray, soggy crack snaked its way through and from April 16 to April 26. it's not warm here anyplace I know of." Michigan. the middle of the snow-covered tundra. • The latest thaw date was May 8, Donarski offered some advice to downstate The first runner-up w But what does it matter if the bay freezes? 1874, which also ended the longest residents who aren't accustomed to the bitter Nance, 20, Calhoun, G freeze on record - 115 daya, from cold. The suggestions come from the letters C-O- Kansas USA Tavia Shac Dave Barrons, a freelance meteorologist who Jan. 13 to May 8. Shawnee, Kan., finished broadcasts for VVWTV-WWUP TV 9&10, said he's • The longest freeze this century L-D. imt sure it does matter. But he said the fact that was in 1904, when the bay was • Your Clothes must be clean. Moore wore her new it hasn't completely frozen for five of the last six frozen for 91 days - from Jan. 25 • Don't Overdress because you don't want to little lopsided and dabb winters may indicate a trend. to Apr. 25. overheat. from her eyes as she w "1 find it interesting, but I don't know what It • There have been 24 treezeless • Wear Loose, layered clothing so you can the crowd following her means," Barrons said. "When you put this to- years. They are 1851, 1855, 1863, easily strip or add layers. tton. gether with the fact that the seven warmest years 1878, 1880, 1882, 1903, 1911, 1919, • Stay Dry. The winner receives on record were in the 1980s, it's an amazing 1931, 1932, 1940, 1953, 1954, 1955, Meanwhile, forecasters expect a return to form worth of cash and pri; 1964, 1975, 1976, 19B3, 1987, 1988, this weekend with low temperatures expected to competes in the Miss I 1990, 1991, and 1992. go below 7.ero in the Upper Peninsula, while the pageant in Mexico City in Continued on -r Tom Carr PAGE 3A • Lower Peninsula should see lows above zero. The crowning took p Admitted thief gives details of boat theft Protection Program, and was not avail- he said, filled him in on the pi Ohio man is bound over able to Leelanau County investigators eluding which boats to take and until Thursday, Donaldson said. Federal the boats and the trucks would be. on felony larceny charge reports indicated that Cunningham had He said he hired two men — I dealt directly with Duckwall, but Don- McAIpine and Damon Floyd - tc alrlcnn InavnoH ThurcHftw Hint tKo f,i>rt ,,.;n, v,;... ,„ nMlli«ln,;it* K. Hospitals. A small buffalo (light) stands in the ore seat belts for t asleep in the snow at the Oleson Buffalo Farm along agre U.S. 31 South, as other buffalo (above) reve Grahams were re- head toward a warm barn Thursday C0I1| in Traverse City. said City said she and her afternoon. Single-digit temperatures at "I <ning home from Boyne night have caused animal owners to and jme upon the wreck. The situ; n their cellular telephone, put pets and livestock indoors during Wee d the road was coated with the cold spell. F< her ,nd up on the highway when I got wan rs down," she said. "It was unbe- pro | / jet lip the road it was dry." pap didi Wee Tl From staff reports spoi Racord-Eagle/John L. Russell erty seller gets prison yea bee :nSE CITY - A Traverse City man was d Friday to three to seven years in pr celling the illegal hallucinogen LSD, Northport, township officials study jnd Traverse County Prosecutor Dennis Louis Latig, 21, pleaded guilty in Dece- delivery of LSD and conspiracy to deli- plan to install $385,000 water tank drug He was arrested in October after -> an undercover police officer at a Tra- By KAREN EMERSON how long that could take. y restaurant. "We think this is a way the The water tank project could be said Laug received some 3,000 doses of Record-Eagle staff writer township and village can completed by fall if the Michigan in the mail from a source in California. Department of Natural Resources al- NORTHPORT - Village officials ;e was worth $3 to $5, police said. work together to provide lows the water tank at the township need a nod from Leelanau Township site, King and Ed Reinsch said. and more than $200,000 before they better service." ordered in gun case can buy a new water tank that would Peggy Reinsch The new tank will increase water SRSE CITY - Two 17-year-olds linked to increase water pressure to homes and pressure throughout the village. King of guns that showed up on the grounds fire hydrants. Township clerk said. averse City High School were bound over Northport and township officials "That'll make everybody happy," he ) stand trial in circuit court. met this week to talk about burying a "It's old and in desperate need of said. Traverse County Prosecutor Dennis 150,000-gallon water tank in a former repair," King said of the old tower. The water tank project will cost said Michael Nason, 3149 Supply Road, ski hill near Morningside Drive west Ed Reinsch said a buried water about $385,000.
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