Tax plan seeks bond issue to fund teachers salaries and funds
The plan proposes a $645,000 bond issue to be voted February 7 along with increases for the incidental fund and teacher salaries. It calls for a 36 cent tax rise for the teachers fund and a 4 cent rise for financing the second phase of a bond program, totaling a 80 cent levy increase to support the $4.40 total levy. The Teachers' Salary Committee notes beginning teachers in St Louis County earn less than peers and urges higher pay to attract qualified staff.
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East For Farmers Price Outlook for 1967
Economists project 1967 farm prices near 1956 levels with uneven shifts. Feed grains show the clearest changes as first quarter incomes dip by 4 to 7 dollars per hundredweight vs 1966, while dairy milk prices rise amid slower cow-number declines. Soybeans gain from policy shifts and higher export interest, with cotton showing reduced production but steady exports and domestic use.
Election notes show several ward shifts and vacancies
The article lists changes from recent elections with eleven officials elected two years ago. four resigned and one died, replaced by successors: Clif Amrein for the late Earl Humphrey, Rev. Robert Magee in First ward replacing Raymond Jipp, Glennon Bishop for Richard Green in Fifth ward, Lawrence Boschert as City Attorney, and Bert ram Kleeschulte winning a special assessors race after Tony Helander resigned. Holdover officers remain in office: William Joachim, Omar Schnameier, Raymond Barklage, Andrew Burckhardt, Elmer Stock, Sid Ward, and Melvin Bredenbeck.
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