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Benjamin H. Logan II, wed
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Dr. Denice M. homas
formerly of Muskegon Heights,
presently practicing medicine in
the Highland Par Community,
wed Attorney Benjamin H.
Logan, II, a 15 year resident of
Grand Rapids, in ceremonies at
True Light Baptist Church in
Grand Rapids.
I Officiating was Rev.W.L.
Patterson. Prelude by Karen
Cheatums, Muskegon, during
which the bride's mother, Min­
nie Robinson and groom's
mother, Jeanne R. Logan, were
seated. The lighting of the.
candle by Barry Loui Logan
and Benjamin Matthew Logan,
sons of groon, with a musical
selection by Rev. Gregory
Kirksey "Love Lift Us Up". The
scripture reading was by Calvin
Jeter from Steelcase Corp, read­
ing I Cor. 13: 1-13, which created
the theme of the wedding, "As
long as we hav one another
God will live in us and his love
will be complete in us.
Detroit's own Ortheia Barnes
did a spectacular song in ,. Let It
Be Me followed by Roy S.
Roberts, Vice President of
General Motors, now residing in
Detroit, "How Do I Love Thee"
by Elizabeth Bartlett Browning.
Followed by the processional
with musical election by Karcz
heaturns " utcracker uite I,
a. more than 5 di tingui hed
guc: t. . and friend. .njoyed the
[orrnal w .ddinu ccrcrn nv.
rid' and gn m g \'� t h'cir
O\�r pccial pre cntati n teach
. tl'rr. in r nt of God and
f ri nd , pri r to lighting the
unity candle t the musical
. de tion b Ortheia Barne
"L vc I Forever". The Lords
Pray r w. recited while the
couple participated in �Holy
communion and finally the
bridal alute. .
Hundreds of well wishers and
friends celebrated at the recep­
tion and wi hing Mr. and Mrs.
Logan well 0 their journey to
West Palm Beach Florida in
asau Bahamas'[ on their
honeymoon.
The couple plans to reside in
Grand Rapids.
0' eal Swanson surprised all
with a stop at the bachelor party
to giv final words of instruc-
tion .
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Bridemaid , left to right: Teresa William , Edna State-Webley,
Judith Wiggin ,E q., Mary Styden-Ferri , Dr. Arlene Kellman, Dr.
Leatha Hay ,maid or honor and mantha Burrell, 00 rgirl.
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Police take dim view of tinted aut
dy Steve Brede
, Capital News Service
LAN I G - As a sleek Mer­
cedes Benz passes you on the
freeway, do you wonder what's
going on behind tho e dark,
tinted window?"
You're not alone. Michigan
State Police troopers would like
to kno , too.
"Officers do not like (dark
windows)," said Col. Rich Davis,
Director of the state police.
"You wouldn't either if you were
an officer."
Davis said tinted windows
give criminals an "awful ad­
vantage" over troopers. Behind
dark windows, "You're never
going to outmaneuver them," he
said.
"It's a safety issue for of­
ficers, said Sgt. John Shotwell
of the state police traffic ser­
vices division. "We feel it's im­
.portant for an officer, when
hecomes up along a car, to be
. able to see in there and see what
tho driver is doing. rather than
be surprised." .
th ough," hotwell. aid. " 0, in
e. �ncc, you could have up to a
30 percent tinting on a window,"
hotwdl said that some auto­
gh companies will in tall win:
do s - and there arc films that
owners can apply themselves
at are darker than the la
all ws. '
The state law does not
pr ibit a mechanic or someone
wh works on window glass '
fro putting in a piece of glass
or int," ShotwelJ said. What . .
pro ibited, he said, is driving a
car wit windows that are too
dar .
ith some of the new-car
win ows having as much as 22
per nt tint, it can be hard for
tr per to tell tbe difference;
C tin eel 0 ext
.. hotwcll sai drivers with
extra-dark wi dows may he
placing thems vies in some
jeopardy, t o.
You don't want to be
SlO{ped and h ve an officer
wh 's extra apprehensive When
he ames up be use he can't
ee you, or whe e your h nds
are, or what you' e holding.
hotwell said that recently
he's been fieldi g more ques­
tions regarding e law on tinted
window.
"One of the easons we're
getting more qu tions now is
because some of the car
manufacturers a e putting out
vehicles with dar r tints," Shot-
"The federal tandard says
that the glass has t allow at least
70 percent � the light to pass