New Jersey Tops Nation in Per-Pupil School Spending
The NEA ranks New Jersey as the leader in per pupil spending at $8,439, surpassing New York at $8,094 while Utah trails with $2,733. Nationwide average is $4,890. teacher pay averages $31,166. Reasons for differences include class size and cost of living.
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Lee Mitgang
Jersey
Utah
New Jersey
New York
National Education Association
Scott Bean
Alaska
South Dakota
Connecticut
North Dakota
Montana
Ber
Bean
Will Myers
NEA
Myers
Departments of Education
District of Columbia
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Maryland
Delaware
Wisconsin
Hospital notes and sheriff report highlight local steps
Admissions list includes Christian Levings from Richmond Cody Hopkins and Albert Coffman from Ottawa Sunny Crook from Williamsburg and Winifred Sand from Los Angeles. Harriger arrested on Greenwood County warrant for probation noncompliance with $2,500 bond. Burglary reports note losses from a convertible and yard ornament with damages. Grass fires reported near Williamsburg Homewood and Cantropolis townships with no structural damage. Local market quotes show Tuesday afternoon prices for hard wheat corn milo soybeans oats and PIK certificates with redemption values listed.
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Christian Levings
Richmond
Cody Hopkins
Albert Coffman
Ottawa
Sunny Crook
Williamsburg
Winifred Sand
Los Angeles
Calif
Lori Lloyd
Cantropolis
Here
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County
ASCS
Gladys J Grigsby obituary in Williamsburg period
Gladys J Grigsby 83 of Williamsburg RFD 1 died Monday September 24 1990 at Ransom Memorial Hospital Funeral at 2 p m Friday at Williamsburg United Methodist Church burial Mount Hope Cemetery Born August 1 1907 in Rosemont to Abe Hiram and Emma Belle Severns married Walter Donald Grigsby December 6 1924 in Ottawa he died 1968 She was a homemaker and member of the church and Homewood Friendly Club Survivors include two daughters Jean Ward Geneva Alabama and Patricia Petersen former home two sisters Lois A Burroughs and Louise Pritchard two granddaughters and four great grandchildren A son Robert Dean Grigsby died 1951 Friends may call 3 to 5 p m Thursday at Dengel and Son Mortuary and 11 a m to service hour Friday at the church The family will receive friends 1 to 2 p m Friday Memorial contributions may be left with the mortuary
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Gladys J. Grigsby
Williamsburg
RFD
Ransom Memorial Hospital
United Methodist Church
James Boder
Mount Hope Cemetery
Rose
Homewood Friendly Club
Jean Ward
Geneva
Ala
Patricia Petersen
Lois A. Burroughs
W. 4Th
Louise Pritchard
Robert Dean Grigsby
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Williamsburg United Methodist Church
Stitt Clara
Ottawa
Firet Christian Church
Highland Cemetery
Miss Stitt
Church Memorial Fund
Dengel & Son
Congress Nears NEA Compromise On Obscenity Rules
Washington AP reports House negotiators near a five year extension for the NEA while courts would decide if subsidized works violate obscenity laws. Williams and Coleman back a bipartisan plan patterned on Senate action to recoup funds from artists convicted of using federal money for obscene works. The deal would let courts judge obscenity with the endowment barred from funding clearly obscene material under Helms style limits.
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Washington
House
National Endowment For the Arts
Pat Williams
D-Mont
Williams
E. Thomas Coleman
R-Mo
Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee
Senate
NEA
Ars Endowment
Arts
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Congress
House Appropriations Committee
Jamie Whitten
D-Miss
Whitten
U.S
Persian Gulf
Helms
Coleman
Supreme Court
Healing Hope For Childhood Trauma On OU Campus
Murray and her associates spoke at the University of Oklahoma about long lasting childhood trauma and the progress in adult trauma healing. She urged attendees to recognize the inner hurt and strive for a healthy childhood for their future generations, offering campus support throughout the day.
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Murray
Nutrition aid in jeopardy at MACA center
Shisler says MACA may cut to three days a week or close, despite efforts to cut costs and protect nutrition and personal care programs that keep residents in their homes longer. She asks Ottawa renters to contact her and urges constituents to press Senators Dole and Kassebaum for funding, listing contact details.
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Shisler
Ottawa
Robert Dole
Nancy Kassebaum
Dole
Hart
Senate
Washington
Kassebaum
Russell
D.C
Notice of Suit and Sheriff Sale in Franklin County Kansas
First published Sept 19 1990 and last published Oct 3 1990 in Franklin County Kansas District Court. Resolution Trust Corporation as Conservator seeks mortgage foreclosure against Neil Spillman Linda Spillman and others with case No 90035. Sheriff sale scheduled Oct 4 1990 at 10:00 am at the courthouse front door for the described real estate to satisfy orders and judgments. Attorneys for plaintiff Wallace Saunders Overland Park KS. contact 913-888-1000.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Laat
District Court
Deparment Franlin Savings Association
Plaintifs
Neil L. Spviman
Kinda Spillman
Franklin
State of
Civil Court Department
Taylor Fields
Ottawa
GaVallay
Wharton
Neil L. Spillman
Linda Spillman
Michael Latimer
Wallace, Saunders
Austin, Brow and Enochs
Santa Fe Dr
W. 87Th St
Overland Park
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Maria Kay Harriger
Greenwood County
the Daily Report
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Anna J. Tate
N. Oak
Fifth and
Walnut Streets
Tate
Beverly A. Ledom
S. Oak
Department of Public Safety
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Williamsburg-Homewood Township
Hill House
Tony
Wanderwead
R.A.M
D.0
G.H.P
Royal Arts
Robert Swearingen
H.P. Kennethegerd
Secy
Gant
Peter Case
Rantoul
John
Virgie Sink
Seaking
Topeka
Stephen
Deborah
Alcoholics Anonymous
al- Anon
Amy
Fr.co
Clini
Narcotics Anonymous
Kivawood
Mulberry
S. Ash
O.U. Call Humane Society
Orchard Heights
Homewood
Eydurance
Bruce Osladil
S. Main
Paul Hays
Manager
Farm Bureau Insurance
Norris Insurance
Central Fiber Corporation
Fiber Lane Rd
Wellsville
Country Kitchen
Rober Filar
N. Fill
Robert L. Filler
Lucy N. Fillar
South Main Onawa
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