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The Internal Revenue Service income tax deduction allowance of 9 cents per mile is not a reasonable rate for recovery of travel expense charges incurred for the purpose of receiving medical care services under the no-fault insurance act.
In the absence of a rule of the Commissioner of Insurance setting forth allowable travel expenses for medical services under the no-fault insurance act, state travel reimbursement rates may furnish reasonable guidance.
The reductions in appropriations imposed upon the Michigan Travel bureau by executive order promulgated pursuant to Const 1963, art 5, § 20, may reduce the sum appropriated for regional associations despite a statutory provision stating that "an amount not to exceed $90,000" shall be made available annually by the Michigan Travel Commission to each of the regional associations.
A letter from Edwin C. Miles with no date present. The letter was written on the back of a map depicting the Ohio River dated 1855. Edwin writes about his journey to Washington D.C. as well as updating the lastest news on the 5th Michigan Infantry.
Fort Wayne (Detroit, Mich.)
Diary of Jeffery Perry dated January 1, 1863- December 31, 1863. In his diary, Perry predominately discusses the weather with some brief comments regarding events in Perry's camp and about the war in general. At the end of each month, Perry notes the dates on which he sent and/or received letters, plus a brief ledger of expenses.
