Mayors seek 12.3 billion jobs plan for cities
A group led by mayors from the U S Conference of Mayors and the National League of Cities meets with President-elect Carter in St Paul to press a 20 billion stimulus package including 7.7 billion in tax rebates and 12.3 billion for a labor intensive jobs program to revitalize cities. The plan focuses on public works transit systems and rehabilitation of city facilities. Mayors Gibson Young Maier and Bradley are among those considered for HUD secretary.
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Black River Falls Board Reviews School Facility Options
The BRF school board in a special session with architects from Larson Heidigen Smith and Associates examined options to upgrade facilities. Considerations include converting the senior high to four years, establishing a middle school, and updating or relocating junior high space while preserving historic structures. A follow-up meeting will discuss cost figures and expansion feasibility near the current high school.
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Douglas Smith
Kenneth Ziehr
Larson, Heidigen, Smith
Third Street
Eau Claire Architectural-Engineering
Hixton
Forrest Street
Gebhardt
Gebhardt School
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