Carlisle Fights Sex Education Controversy Ahead of Bond Vote
Carlisle officials defend against letters claiming sex education and controversial books in schools as the March 31 bond for a new high school faces a $1,950,000 ask. Supt. David Way and School Board President William Minck call the letters misinformed and describe alleged rumors about accreditations and bused students as unfounded while urging support for the bond.
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Jack Thornton
Carlisle
David Way
William Minck
Way
Andrew
Steven Schepp
Time
Paul
Kay Showers
Crowell
Schepp
Library Journal
Bulletin of the Center For Children
Minck
Uwlas Adde
Ciizens
Dave Regan
Carlisle High School
Genntown residents weigh water from Lebanon deal
Genntown neighbors northeast of Lebanon discuss obtaining city water from Lebanon. Engineers propose a $128000 line from U.S. 42 with $122000 paid by residents and $6000 by the city, using front-foot assessments or a surcharge plan or a combination on a 20 year basis. Annexation and city services were debated, with a decision to study further and meet the council again.
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Lebanon
Genntown
Here
U. S. 42
James Herman
R. L. Wolpert Co
Herman
Charles Guard
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