Economist Recommends State Funded Schools 100 Percent
An Indiana economist proposes funding public schools entirely from state collected revenue. The plan would replace local property taxes, phase in over five years, and could cost about 950 million dollars by 1975 76 with a 10 dam statewide system to support flood control and recreation.
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Iniang University
John Volpe
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Governors’ Center
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Fairmount M G Board Hires Bids Amid Strikes and Staffing Questions
Madison Grant United School Board meets in Fairmount to discuss a possible strike and teacher salary negotiations while approving fuel contracts for 1970 71 and 1969 70 high school needs. Awards include gasoline and fuel oil from Atlantic Richfield Marathon and American Oil, plus Goodyear tires and loose equipment bids. The board also approves construction contracts and staff resignations, with details on industrial arts additions and fabricating equipment.
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Fairmount
M-G
Madison
Grant United School Board
Atlantic Richfield Oil Co
Marathon Oi Co
American Oil Co
Industrial Arts
Maurice Pierce
Charles Yale
Insurt
Tire Bidjance
Ance
Lloyd W. Wood
Wood Agency
Huth
Hubert Murray
David Maroney
David McClung
Kathleen McChung
Summitville
Duck Creek-Boones
Dorothy Smeenge
Point Isabel
Grant
County Farm Bureau
Standard Oi
Goodyear Schoal| Yous Tires
Dan Inglis
Hanes
Shack
Butt
Ter-M
Don Hanes
Banks Named Inq WaaaiyGron Investigation Ties to Penn Central
Indiana banks cited in a House Banking Committee resolution calling for a full state investigation of Banks involvement in the Penn Central Railroad bankruptcy. Banks named include Indiana National and American Fletcher.
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WaaaiyGron
UPL
Idianapolis
House Banking Committee
Penn Central Railroad
Indiana National
American Fletch
Inquiry Targets National Bank and Trust Co
A congressional committee approved a measure by 32 to 3 to subpoena banks and documents related to Penn Central's financial troubles. Chairman Wright Patman said banks hold substantial voting power in Penn Central stock and maintain dual directorships with the railroad.
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National Bank & Trust Co
First National of Chicago
Citizens Fidelity of Louisville
Wright Patman
D. Tex
Patman
Penn Central
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