Madison Grant school board approves salary basing on 1970 schedule
Superintendent Harold Dick tells payrolls issued Wednesday use last year’s schedule for teachers not starting before Aug 15 with no raise. Administrators coaches and secretaries hired before Aug 15 get scheduled raises. Masters degree holders get pay adjustments but no increment raise. Board awards Lloyd Wood Insurance Agency contract at 20568.86 annually for three years with 2 million umbrella. Also approves 60 by 60 foot outside basketball court at Summitville and farm land sale steps, budget and other staffing actions. Next meeting Sept 27 at 7 30 p.m.
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Harold Dick
Madison-Grant United School Board
Nual
Earl Allen and Son Agency
Summitville
Farm Bureau Insurance
Wood
Robert Absher
PTA
County Tax Adjustment Board
Fowlerton
Fowlerton Lions Club
Madison Grant
Robert Hensley
Park Elementary
Louise Zglenicki
Liberty School
Ralph Jay Broyles
Treva Howard
Sharon Haisley
Margaret Lewis
Max Ayers
YMCA Today Schedule Highlights and Meetings
The YMCA lists Friday activities including youth programs from 3:00 to 5:00 with open swim 3:00 to 4:00 and adult activities from 9:00 to 8:00 across track, handball, weight lifting, and gym spaces. Health Club hours run 10:00 to 7:00, with swim sessions for men and general family swims. Board and league meetings follow, including Realtor board and industrial leaders, plus 7:00 swim team parents gathering.
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Board of Realtors
Ymca Board
Industrial Leaders
Odrinex Promises Slimming Results and Guarantee
Advertisement claims Odrinex tiny tablets aid fat loss without dieting or exercise. It asserts no dangerous drugs, a 12 year track record, and refunds if ugly fat isn’t lost. Prices listed as 3.25 and 5.25 for economy size, with money-back guarantee by the druggist.
Look magazine to cease publication with Oct 19 issue
NEW YORK AP Look magazine will end with the October 19 issue due to mounting costs including rising postal rates. Gardner Cowles says fourth quarter ads failed to meet expectations and the magazine lost about 5 million dollars annually. The parent company will continue radio and TV operations and may pursue acquisitions or mergers. Life magazine is forecast to benefit as Look exits the field. Look’s subscribers may switch to other magazines or receive refunds.
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New York
Look Magazine
Gardner Cowles
News-Picture
Cowles
Cowles Communications
Look
Benjamin Franklin
Andrew Heiskell
Time, Inc
Life
Postal Service
Heiskell
Garry Walk
William B. Arthur
Jack Star
Chicago
Des Moines
New York Times Co
Times
Family Circle
Modern Medicine
Cambridge Book Co
Florida
Gainesville Sun
Lakeland Ledger
Ocala Star-Banner
Kennedy and Shriver Reinstate Probation Status
Kennedy Jr and R Sargent Shriver III, both 16 at the time, were released Thursday from a 13 month probationary period by Barnstable District Court judge Michael J. Donahue. The Delinquency charges for possession of marijuana were dismissed after they completed all probation terms.
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Barnstable
Mass
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
R. Sargent Shriver III
Michael J. Donahue
Barnstable District Court
Kennedy
New York
Shriver
Peace Corps
Donahue
Tax relief shapes up on $2 billion plan
Washington AP Mills of the House Ways and Means Committee outlined a possible $2 billion in additional individual tax relief focused on the low end of income. He proposed offsetting by trimming business tax breaks and faster depreciation allowances while preserving some incentives for exporters. Debates and decisions by the committee were slated for next week ahead of a House bill debate in early October.
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Washington
Nixon
Wilbur D
Mri
Mills
Treasury
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
House
Trees of Manylands Beautify Vienna Iconic Black Locust
Vienna celebrates its urban forest with California redwoods Lebanese cedars and Japanese ginkgo trees. A notable specimen is a black locust brought from the United States in 1635 by French botanist Jean Robin, symbolizing the city’s historic tree program.
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Vienna
United States
Jean Robin
Two Million Handicapped Children in U S
A national statistic notes that about two million children in the United States live with handicapping conditions. The figure highlights the scope of needs for health, education, and social services and may influence policy discussions.
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U.S
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