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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1970
Page
6
No letters arrived as August ends signaling concern over school openings and tax levies. Debates blame delinquent parents or a failing system for annual funding instability. A Francis Howell student asks how the levy affects him and others.
The Missouri State Teachers Association backs Amendment No. 3 on the November 3 ballot. It would raise allowable school district levies to up to 1.85 per 100 of assessed valuation and add a further 3.70 by majority vote without debt service. The pamphlet cites Garfield on education as essential to freedom and justice and invites readers to send questions to Francis Howell School District in St. Charles Missouri.
The Francis Howell School District will keep lunch prices at 30 cents for elementary students and 35 cents for hunter and senior high students. Milk will be sold starting Aug 31 for 7 cents per half pint, with possible reductions if the Special Milk Reimbursement is renewed. Menu items for the week are listed with daily offerings and milk included.
Local Senior Fellowship members will attend the Russ David Playhouse Party in St Louis on Tuesday. They will meet at the St John’s parking lot at Fifth and Tompkins at 9 45 a.m. The bus departs promptly at 10 a.m. For transportation call 724 1657, or 724 7965 if no answer, by 8 30 a.m. Tuesday.
Fragmentary lines reference pensions and years 1962 and 1967 with mentions of percentage increases around 12 percent. No clear named persons or organizations are readable. The text appears to discuss pension figures and comparisons but lacks sufficient detail to identify entities or events.
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