Indian School To Be Reopened By Dale Reuter
The Mesquakie Indians of Tama win an initial round to reopen their settlement day school by Oct. 31 for grades one through four under a federal agreement. BIA plans to hire teachers and buses with the same setup as last year minus fifth grade while some students attend South Tama public schools.
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Franzenburg Ray clash over Iowa schools policy
Franzenburg urged educators to curb self interest and focus on social ills while stressing tax dollars should support law enforcement over education. Ray praised negotiated plans avoiding teacher strikes as he spoke in Des Moines with Storm Lake campaigning. Stanley denounced heckling at Humphrey events. Hughes endorsed Humphrey's Vietnam bombing halt pledge.
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Independence school awards oil burner conversion bid
The Independence school board awarded a contract for an oil burner conversion at South elementary to Elm Park Plumbing and Heating Co. of Independence for 3000 dollars, the only other bidder being Shaw Plumbing and Heating of Independence.
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