Missouri schools to gain under revised funding plan
A proposed revision to Missouri school district funding would push about 960 million into the system in 1975 76 improving support for most of the state 600 districts while about a dozen would lose money per Department of Education estimates. The plan raises the minimum per pupil to the past two year average about 930 replacing 400. It also shifts deductions to the statewide levy and includes utility and intangible tax receipts. Specific districts cited show varied gains and losses with St. Louis City and Kansas City among larger beneficiaries and Perry Pettis Pike Westran Lesterville Concordia Affton Clayton Ladue Maplewood Jennings Brentwood and New Madrid among others affected. Historical notes mark weeks events in 1920 and 1945.
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Cape Girardeau No
Kennett No. 39
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Most Oppose DST Says Eagleton
In St Louis AP report Sen Thomas F Eagleton says public opinion is against year around Daylight Saving Time and that it is too early to tell if DST helps the energy crisis. He warns rationing decisions remain uncertain until new legislation is enacted and notes declining confidence in Congress and the President.
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