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ST. JOHNS—The Clinton County Board percent); Essex Township, 3,702,753 (2.3171 116th Year, No. 1 ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, MAY 5, 1971 28F&GES of Commissioners Tuesday approved a percent); Greenbush Township, 5,028,705. 15 CENTS $ 5 million hike in the county's total equalized (3.1468 percent)jLebanon Towinship, 2,408,- valuation, during a regular board session. 100 (1.5069 percent). The new equalized valuation for 1971 Olive Township, 6,259,900 (3.9173 per will stand at $159,802,009, a jump of cent); Ovid Township, 9,701,518 (6.0710 almost $5 million from last year's mark percent); Riley Township, 4,354,700(2.7251 of $154,857,162. It was also about $3.5 percent); Victor Township, 4,971,994 million higher than the total assessment (3,1113 percent); Watertown Township, of board of review which set the valuation 14,345,436 (8.9770 percent); Westphalia, at $156,295,058. 5,810,000 (3.6357 percent); DeWitt City In releasing the figures, signed by the 5.271.600 (3.2988 percent); St. Johns City, county equalization committee of Gerald 25,526,182 (15.9736 percent); Lansing City, L ankf ord, Duane Chamberlain, Walter Nobis DEW1TT-A resolution to hold a June 100 (.0001 percent); total units, 159,802,009 Community College Board of Trustees and and Andrew Cobb, the board divided the (100.00 percent). election for the renewal of an 8.5 school approval of an increase in the mlllage of valuation into two segments including real mlllage was passed by the DeWitt School LCC from one to two mills.
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