Perry Lecompton boards considers 764437 budget for 1973 74
The Perry Lecompton Board of Education approved a proposed 764437 general operating budget for the 1973 74 school year. It is about 40000 larger than last year and will be subject to a public hearing on August 13 before final action. The district expects a 9.5 mill levy reduction with higher state aid and a 9 percent teacher salary rise.
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PERRY
Perry- Lecompton Board of Education
Supt
Thomas Hotchkiss
Hotchkiss
Kansas
Serving Condiments with Curry
Chinese soup bowls and porcelain spoons may be used for serving condiments with curry. Place the bowls on an attractive tray.
Air strikes in Cambodia kill about 200 insurgents
U S and Cambodian fighter bombers claim to have killed around two hundred insurgents in strikes around Kompong Kantuot near Phnom Penh. Troops trapped in a school reportedly moved out after the attacks and 30 rifles were recovered.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
U.S
Kompong Kantuot
U. S
Thailand
Picasso Kin Kills Himself
Pablo Picasso's 24 year old grandson Pablito died by self harm after drinking cleaning fluid four days after Picasso's death in Cannel France. He had been in critical condition at a hospital in Antibes since being refused admittance to the villa with his mother and sister.
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Cannel
France
Pablo Picasso
Pablito
The
Riviera
Picasso
Antibes
Trial Date Set In Murder Case
Benedict Kemper, then 16, faces four counts of murder for killings of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Merrigan and two Merrigan children in Conception Missouri. A Sept. 17 trial date was set by Judge John Yeaman after a bid to move the case to juvenile jurisdiction was denied.
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Maryville
Benedict Kemper
Conception
John Yeaman
Platte City
J. Dorr Ewing
Kemper
Marion Merrigan
Merrigan
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Eugene Schaffer
South Vietnam
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Lai Khe
Highway 13
Frederick C. Weyand
U. S. Army
Nguyen van Thieu
Vietnam
Picasso Kin
Iowa
Q. S
Lawrence
Kroger Family Center
Montgomery
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