Rhodes proposes five year vocational plan for Ohio eight cities
Gov. Rhodes outlined a 131 million five year master plan for vocational education in Akron Canton Cincinnati Cleveland Columbus Dayton Toledo and Youngstown. Initial 1971 funding of 1.25 million would expand programs to raise vocational enrollment from 15 000 to about 35 000 plus maintain 53 000 adult night classes. The plan targets 75 percent of youths over 16 and aims to cut welfare reliance while requiring legislative approval for unused funds. City plans must be submitted by April with final master plan due by July 1.
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Hawaii Plans Big Growth Across Eight Cities
The state outlines a five year expansion totaling about 131 million for facilities and training in eight cities. State bonds of 40 million will aid construction while eight cities share 120 plus million in planned costs. Targeted student units rise from 4050 to 8500 with projected per student costs included.
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