Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 7, 1982
Caption:
Safety Work - "Safety Town," the simulated village to teach small children safety practices, is in full swing at Abbot Elementary School in Ann Arbor. Now in its fourth year, the program is sponsored by the Ann Arbor Police Department and the public schools. At left [this photo], Iris Mintz and police Capt. Kenneth B. Klinge, coordinators of the project, check over youngsters' artwork. Below, a group of pre-kindergartners peer into a police scout car where Patrolman Patrick Nolan demonstrates the use of a loudspeaker atop the cruiser.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, June 14, 1986
Caption:
Captain Kenneth Klinger explains how miniature traffic signal works

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, May 29, 1982
Caption:
Janette Herstein, 5, and Brian Spaly, 5, have their bikes all set for the start of Ann Arbor's Safety Town. With them are Capt. Kenneth Klinge and Iris Mintz.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, November 4, 1981
Caption:
Back In Style - No, the Ann Arbor police didn't steal the idea from The CHIPS. Actually, city streets used to be patrolled by motorcycles prior to the 1950s, but four-wheeled squad cars forced them into retirement. Now the two-wheelers are coming back after 30 years because, officials say, they use less gasoline, are cheaper and can maneuver more efficiently through traffic congestion. Patrolmen Harry Jinkerson (left) and Thomas Kemp try out their new machines flanked by (from left, standing), Capt. Kenneth Klinge, Mayor Louis D. Belcher, City Administrator Terry V. Sprenkel, Patrolman Rick Cornell and Police Chief William J. Corbett.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, July 26, 1980
Caption:
Capt. Kenneth Klinge (left) gives patrolmen Larry Jerue (center) and Ron Wicinski instructions

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 1, 1975
Caption:
A State Police Technician Works On Schulenberg Ar, Protected By City Police Capt. Kenneth Kling (Center) And Officer Neil Ehnis.