Franklin council stalls on sign variance for Bonanza Sirloin Pit
Franklin City Council refused to reconsider its Jan 3 reversal of a zoning variance for a Bonanza Sirloin Pit sign at 1221 E. Second St, amid debates over sign size and process. Attorney Jack Shorts pressed for a smaller sign. the city cited legal limits and advised appeals before any change.
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Lebanon board plans gas allotments for two schools
The Lebanon school board discussed combining gas allotments for the high school and Berry Middle School to meet 80 percent of 1972 use while keeping elementary needs under curtailment. January use may reduce the surplus, with further curtailments possible.
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Lakota FHA Seeks Recipes for Mothers Day Cookbook
Lakota High School Future Homemakers of America invites contributors to send recipes by January 28 to the FHA chapter at 5050 Tylersville Road. Include recipe details, pan size, temperature, time, serving size, name, address, and phone. Cookbooks priced at 2 for 3.75 dollars.
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Weather Shortens Edgewood Field Trip
A three day environmental education program at Camp Cam Gard Woodsdale for Edgewood Junior School eighth graders is cut to two days Thursday and Friday due to bad weather. The trip was scheduled for tomorrow through Friday but will now take place only on those two days.
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Carlisle school aid falls short of expectations
Carlisle Assistant Superintendent Albert Porter told the school board the district will receive about 23000 less state foundation aid than planned for the current year. Losses stem from a shortfall in teacher training and experience funding and lower enrollment. Superintendent David Way cited weather as hampering levy efforts and announced a public levy meeting and a hotline for questions. Classes canceled up to five days and the district seeks calamity-day status for those days. carryover funds were only 2761 from last year’s budget.
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Africa's Lingua Franca Diversity Highlighted
The continent hosts over 1000 languages with Arabic Swahili and Hausa as the most widely spoken. The data underscores Africa's linguistic richness and regional communication patterns across diverse communities.
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