Crowded Out or Needed Some Community Groups
A Malvern survey by Mrs Henry Alf former PTA president shows crowded out groups. She notes PTA after 47 years closed due to lack of volunteers and meeting load. Proposes annual charter review of organizations and a public board to decide continuance and dissolution. A Peterson Plan for state aid to schools is discussed with tax shifts and per pupil costs, amid Senate split over property tax relief and broader tax changes.
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Anite
Henry Alf
Chanticleer Club
TOOF
Rebekahs
Delphian Society
GAR
Tocn
Senate
Senate Targets High Salaries and Land Purchases at Area Vocational Schools
The Senate reviews and votes on a plan to regulate area vocational technical and community colleges. It shifts state aid timing, proposes an assistant superintendent to oversee administration, and allows tuition above 150 per semester for some students. It also plans changes to the State Board of Public Instruction and emphasizes funding for equipment over buildings to start programs.
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Senate
Otis
Ment of Public Instruction
State Board of Public Instruction
House of Representatives
Board of Regents
Howe
House
Following the Leader By F. A. W. Malvern Scouts Honored
Three God and Country awards were given to Malvern Boy Scouts. Cathy Smith, who operates the perforator for Teletype Linotype news, produced a full galley without a typo, earning a Certificate of Achievement and Manpower Training Certificate from The Randolph Enterprise.
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Malvern Boy Scouts
Cathy Smith
Jack Estes
Randolph Enterprise
Cathy
Higher Tuition Debate Prompts Public School Funding Talk
Iowa lawmakers consider raising state college tuition as a response to costs while preserving free public schooling ideals. The editorial notes tuition is currently low relative to history, cites scholarships, and warns against barriers that could discourage students seeking higher education.
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Iowa
Tax Reform Debate Faces Iowa Tax Equity Concerns
In the Iowa House a heated discussion centers on tax relief and inequities amid repeated revisions. Lawmakers weigh limiting increases, tying school budgets to growth, and applying economic growth as a restraint while urging equitable measures for taxpayers with varying incomes. Potential amendments aim to curb overspending and target relief where needed.
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Mavian Jones
C. H. Crow
Inglewood
Calif
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