Iowa school budget growth limited to ten percent under new law
Cedar Rapids and other Iowa districts face a ten percent general fund growth cap for 1969-70. The limit, tied to state tax growth, could allow Cedar Rapids to add about 1.9 million dollars above current spending, with per pupil expense rising from 696.87 to 766.56 and 25 500 projected pupils. A budget review committee will assess districts exceeding the formula.
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Bill Datty Garstin
Cedar Rapids
School Business Office
Iowa
Civic Bureau To Feature Walker Film on Japan
Budget pressures loom as Cedar Rapids schools face a 1969 70 spending cap near 19.55 million with general fund and state aid rising. The district braces for wage demands, as the CRFT proposes an 8 000 starting salary and salary increases totaling about 1 3 million, while the Walker film on Japan is set for a civic bureau dinner program in the armory coliseum.
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Civic Bureau
Walker
Japan
Cedar Rapids Federation of Teachers
School Representative Council
Philip Walker
General Fund
House Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Bureau
Coliseum
Armory
Tokyo
Thai Suggests Keep Women Students Home
Bangkok AP Dr Bundhit Kantabutra head of Thailand's national statistics office says to curb female brain drain to the United States he proposes sending male students abroad instead. He notes about one third of Thai female students who study overseas marry and settle in America and do not return.
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Bangkok
Thailand
National Statistics Office
Bundhit Kantabutra
United States
America
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