Education Funds In Short Supply In Ohio
Ohio school districts face tight general education funds despite the new 2.27 billion education tax bill. General education money rises only 71 million over the last biennium, while inflation erodes buying power. districts expect more millage to maintain programs as salaries rise and new demands hit. The law expands vocational and special education funding, but overall higher costs loom as tax increases fund the budget.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Education Association
Martin Essex
Essex
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
John Hall
OEA
Hall
Akron Area
Akron
State Department of Education
Ohio Board of Regents
Public Education Regents
John D. Millett
General Revenue
These Cards Keep Selling Despite Time
New York report on brisk greeting card sales at Fifth Avenue Cards Inc led by Irving Cohen. A young woman bought two dozen identical sweetheart cards, illustrating why Valentine’s Day dominates the card business and fueling plans for expanded franchising.
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New York
Irving Cohen
Fifth Avenue Cards, Inc
Cohen
Psyching Out Litterbugs Through Cleanliness Efforts
New York reports garden clubs use psychological warfare against litterbugs. Field tests show brighter buildings through painting and planting reduce litter and improve sidewalk sweeping. The National Council of State Garden Clubs urges local painting and planting programs as a tool to foster cleaner blocks and neater refuse habits.
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New York
National Council of State Garden Clubs
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