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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1966
Page
1
The League of Women Voters plans its second state education meetings in Missouri on March 24 and March 28. The sessions cover education finance and the duties of the State Board of Education, with a program by Mrs Aller.
The R-2 Board of Education urges citizens to vote in the annual school election on a proposed tax levy of 2.52 per $100 assessed valuation for next year, a 20 cent increase. The rise will fund about 2 additional teachers for anticipated enrollment, while teacher salaries remain unchanged due to possible cuts in Public Law 874 funds. Allocation: Teachers Fund 1.75, Incidental Fund 1.00, Building Fund 0.05.
Seven candidates filed for the three year Board of Education seats in the St Charles County district. Incumbents Everet C Turney Paul Goetz Marcella Blum Edward Klick and Albert Peidmore Jr listed. The April election at polling sites Weldon Springs Daniel Boone Schools and Masonic Hall in Defiance will also include a $3.80 tax levy increase. The levy funds include 1 37 teachers fund 228 building fund .90 bond retirement and 1 25 fund levied without voter approval.
The post office plans higher special service fees raising costs for money orders insurance and registry to new minimums and rates funded by Federal Treasury. Also two Incumbents seek three-year seats on the Board of Education with polls at multiple schools from 6:90 to 7:00. Voters may vote at any precinct. registration not required.
The article discusses the transition from the tial portion of the special service cost borne by the Public to the actual users, outlining proposed adjustments and affected groups. It notes implications for funding sources and accountability mechanisms, with focus on fairness and transparency in charging practices.
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