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Newspaper
Kent Stater
Location
Kent, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1947
Page
2
An open letter to new Student Council members urges action to fix apathy and improve governance. It notes tiny attendance at an SGA assembly and the need to approve about 20 000 for spring allocations while praising retiring allocations chairman George Insche for completing the budget work.
A reader argues for increased teacher compensation citing nationwide discontent and strikes. He notes 350000 left the profession since 1939 and 125000 with substandard qualifications, urging tax or other funding to raise salaries for a secure teaching future. Kenny Haina
Two maintenance workers at the university allegedly dropped the American flag on the ground. Veterans express shock and call for greater respect for the colors, urging proper handling or not hoisting the flag at all.
University traffic department led by Dale Rowe collaborates with student workers Ed Bates Jack Britt and Reynard Fox to issue parking tickets on campus. About 100 students 未 registered licenses drive violations. fines total expected near 500 dollars. Violators face court summons and official record updates as the process runs from ticketing to the treasurer.
Kent State University announces subscription price information with names of editors and staff including Robert Hoyt, Julian C, and management staff. Advertisers and editorial aides are detailed with multiple staffers across departments.
Reportorial staff list for The Kent Stater weekly publication with names including Myron Abood and Charles Roth. Published Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays during the university year. Official post office entry October 11 1927. Printed by Commercial Press Inc Kent Ohio.
An army screening board will visit the auditorium tomorrow to accept applications from former AUS officers for Second Lieutenant commissions in the regular army. Eligible officers must have a degree by July 15, 1947 and be ages 18 to 23. Applicants receive forms and will be interviewed. selected candidates face physical examination and a two year tour of competitive duty. Former enlisted men may apply for Warrant or Flight Officers. Officer Candidate School replaces CMTC and is open to all, with discharge if school fails.
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