Referendum vote urged to protect school state funds
Voters are urged yes on October 15 as cuts to basic school support funds threaten $35,000 to $44,000 losses and possible $10 million gaps in higher education. Governor Hatfield supports maintaining the income tax to fund schools and prevent tuition hikes and reduced enrollments.
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Voters warned of possible adverse effects of a yes vote
A speaker outlines potential consequences of an opposing vote including cuts to welfare for the aged blind and disabled and dependent children. He cites reduced mental health services, higher property tax inequity, forest degradation, mining and fishing impacts, weaker regulation of insurance and real estate, and less state support for schools.
Odegards Travel Journal Through Italy and Beyond
The narrative describes a family trip from Italy to Verona near Henry and Boy Scouts, then through Austria Germany and Waibee to Brussels and Luxembourg. It notes a big cheese market, hot house grapes in Belgium, and a Paris stay with frequent rain and a flea market visit.
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