Chicago Title I funds misspent and admin costs rise
Chicago Tribune reports a Tribune Task Force found only 65 percent of Title I funds used for instruction with more than 12 million dollars in administrative costs. About 240000 students were eligible yet 61497 served. potential to serve 16000 more if costs reduced. Superintendent Hannon ordered an evaluation of administrative costs.
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Miner Builds Log Cabin During Ohio Strike
Cecil Dillon a 25 year old miner from Raccoon Number Three mine Wilkesville Ohio plans a $25 000 to $17 000 log cabin on his 22 acre site during the coal strike He says he will save money by building when not working and may finish in a few years The strike affects many miners and talks between unions and operators are paused.
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