School Talks Continue Amid Negotiation Stalemate
In a conciliatory session chief teacher negotiator Barry Robinson pressed board negotiators to discuss reduction in force recall and binding arbitration. Bud Beeman replied they would not decide until the OEA-290 suit is resolved likely by April 29, noting court rulings will clarify interpretations.
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Welfare Mother's Protest Brings Heat For Family
In St Joseph Missouri a nine year old welfare mother staged a protest by lighting a bonfire and squatting with her 18 month old daughter after Gas Service Co cut off their gas over a 100 payment. Within 24 hours Economic Opportunity Corporation paid over 200 toward the winter heating bill and the rest was raised to restore service.
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Easter Passover Spotlight Unified Renewal Across Faiths
Out of suffering comes renewal as Easter and Passover overlap during Holy Week. Christian and Jewish leaders frame deliverance as central, linking Jesus resurrection and liberation from Egypt. Observances highlight spring renewal, with Moses and Jesus as defining figures in this shared spiritual season.
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Board weighs recall policy amid layoffs and arbitration talk
Negotiators discussed recall linked to reductions in force and binding arbitration during talks on teacher layoffs. They agreed to postpone those items due to ongoing court cases, planning further discussions for April 22 at the board office. Topics include substitutes, planning periods, extra classes, early retirement, classroom complaints, evaluation, and playground supervision.
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Kansas Tax and Annexation Proposals Faced by Courts
The notes describe lowlight employment programs for the elderly in three city sizes, a local half cent sales tax pending voter approval to raise revenue and ease property tax, bans on state income deductions for racially segregated schools, inheritance tax relief for surviving spouses, and out of state vehicle tax collection upon registration in Kansas. It also retroactively blocks annexation of Fort Riley by Junction City, and removes the Onaga Reservoir from the Water Plan, signaling a potential clash with Corps of Engineers plans.
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