Administrative Salary Cuts Spark Board of Education Debate
The Board of Education accepted a trimmed administrative pay plan with individual salary pieces ranging from 425 dollars to nothing. The total admin budget rose 2.8 percent in September under Buford Fisher's compromise, instead of 4.4 percent. Fisher warned the committee that last year’s salaries would not be accepted if viewed as fair. The board previously balked at February's meeting over uneven percentage increases.
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Police and Fire Reports Highlight Local Damage and Theft
A car left the road and tore 80 to 100 feet of fence at Earl Cassingham Jr. residence. Thieves failed to profit from stealing 20 pop bottles, later paying restitution after two youths admitted taking them. Tires were slashed on two cars at Alta's Diner, with three juveniles identified. A truck off US 169 required towing after grain loads hindered return to the road. A truck fire at 4th and Santa Fe caused by smoldering coals, and a grass fire on 809 W 4th were reported amid dry, windy conditions prompting caution and fire prevention efforts.
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Junction City Educator Earns Master of Science
Mrs Emma Manion of Junction City earned a master of science in elementary education from Kansas State University Manhattan completing requirements in the fall term. She is a second grade teacher and daughter of Ruth Haynes. Joe Smith visited Frontenac High School today for a student conference and was in Thayer earlier in the week with remaining stops in Cherokee Southeast Baxter Springs and McCune.
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Daily Transcript Reports Hospital Visiting Hours And Dismissals
Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with patient census including $9 adults and pediatrics and three babies. Names of admitted, discharged, and today’s visitors include Donald McCune Ardlyn Heights Mrs Margaret Elliott Thayer Mrs Leo Um barger and F Elmer Chard. District 413 teachers plan a 4 p.m. meeting at Senior High School with a negotiations package and new charter to be voted on Thursday. Parsons city commissioners set a $2.70 monthly minimum for mobile homes and apartments. Raritan Club fundraiser draws 250 attendees. raises include raises for administrators and principals moving up in salary steps.
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Obituaries for Emma Osborn and Simon Brooks in Chanute
Emma Charlotte Osborn 1878 1958 to 1966 died this morning at 1108 S Santa Fe after a few weeks illness. She moved to Chanute in 1958 after farming for 50 years southeast of Chanute. She belonged to Otterbein United Methodist Church. Born in St Louis Missouri she married John Osborn in Erie in 1897. Brooks died at 1018 N Washington after 37 years at the post office. He was a member of New Hope Baptist Church Masonic Lodge and the Parsons Consistory. Survivors include two daughters and four sisters. Funeral Friday 2 pm Gibson Koch Chapel. Elmwood Cemetery. Burial Elmwood. Simon F Brooks arrangements Gibson Koch Chapel.
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Cities Service Limits Large Gas Use in Kansas
Cities Service Gas Co announced restrictions on new large-volume gas uses in central and eastern Kansas. Industrial and commercial customers using more than 3 million cubic feet per month will not receive approvals for new large sales to ensure adequate supply for existing customers. Residential and small commercial growth remains allowed. Kansas Corporation Commission chair Dale Saffels says the move mitigates shortages and avoids competitive disadvantage.
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Board errors could boost two district principals' pay
A communications gap between Supt. Buford Fisher and the Board of Education may raise salaries for two District 413 leaders. The figures for Larry Nelson and Harold Barnhart included asterisks marking bonuses of 250 dollars and 50 dollars, and Fisher notes the intended wording was including. The board can correct these figures next month if needed.
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