Collins Gives Bleak View On Education Funding In Ohio
One General Assembly education chair Collins blamed poor management and costly services for districts in four Ohio locales. On a panel about legislation needs, he argued schools with less money face forced cuts and warned amid inflation that tax reform is needed. Cols urged districts to live within funds while others pressed for quicker legislation and better state funding.
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Education Core
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Qr School Boards Association
Coopera
College of Educaton
Tuchard Ersnaugte
Portsmouth Board of Education
Robert L. Weinfurtner
Athens City
Russell Achiken
College of Education
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Foundation Program Explained By Finance Division Director
John M Parsons of the Ohio Department of Finance outlines the foundation program to about 20 school board members. He explains equalization by local wealth, classroom units, and state supplements to maintain a minimal program including vocational education and special needs, with fiscal year funding and millage considerations.
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Division of Finance
Ohio Department of Finance
Saunday
Parsons
Harold Comey
Ienton Guy Schools
de Paul Readen
Ohio University
Conley
Schiol Board
Buick Retail Sales Rise in Cleveland Zone 1969
Retail sales in the Cleveland zone reached 28,819 in 1963, up 24.2 percent from 27,135 in 1968. In 1969 Buick dealers posted 67,168, marking the second highest year in company history with a 35 percent gain over 1968. A note cites 650,301 units.
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Cleveland
Buck
Burk
Natonally
Hstory
Nota
Patrolmen Investigate Three Gallia Mishaps
Gallia County Patrol reports three traffic incidents Friday afternoon. At Route 3519 near Gala County line, Var na Facemeyer 21 of Vinton sustained minor injuries after rear impact. Dana Barber 18 of Reedsville cited for following too closely. In Meigs County at Route 124, Zelma Stewan 44 of Middleport rear collided with Drexel Perry Jr. 19 of Lowell. both minor injuries, no citations. On We neighboriaca Road, Mary Lingo 132 of Gallipolis and Marvin Ours 20 of Gallpolis sideswiped. moderate damage, no injuries, no arrests.
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Dzelma Stewan
Middleport
Drexel Perry Jr
Lowell
Servce
Weighboriaca
Gallia County
Mary Lingo
Gallipolis
Maevin Ours
Gallopolis
Linge
Pennies Not Legal Tender Judge Rules Pennies Not Legal
PAWTUCKET RI Michael Gallucci must prove pennies are legal tender after settling a judgment with 561.42 in pennies. Judge Jacob J Alprim ruled pennies not legal tender, Gallucci jailed for contempt, given a week to submit to the court. He allegedly paid 56,100 pennies 42 cents short, the funds to a roofing company for work performed.
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Pawtucket
Michael Gallucci
Jacob J. Alprm
Gallucci
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