Huntington Township trustees approve budget and road work plan
Huntington Township votes a 1966 budget of 25 485 with funds for general, gasoline tax, road and bridge, and motor vehicle tax. They postpone a decision on liquid calcium chloride bids, consider applying it to a 24 mile stretch, and authorize clerk to seek an 800 tax advance. Trustees require bills by Friday for Saturday check prep.
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Black River approves 1966 budget record high
The Black River Board of Education approved a 1966 budget of 552000, up 17336 from last year. The raise funds teachers salaries while cutting library and transportation budgets. Administrative, instruction and other funds are detailed, with a separate bond retirement fund of 125827 receipts and 95047 bond payments. No residents attended the hearing. Hollywood note: Trene Ryan to publish Ozark cook book titled Out of the Ryan Pan.
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Black River Board of Education
Hollywood
UPI
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The
Beverly Hillbillies
Columbia builder protests building ban on west side
Builder Robert Kline told Lorain County Health Board and township trustees that a letter from Charles Krueck cited Plum Creek sewage discharges as the limit for stream capacity, halting new construction west of Columbia Township. He sought sewer approvals for two lots on Station Road and questioned eight inch lines tying into Frederick Drive, noting a plan for a 36 inch state sewer line while the existing line serves five to twenty four homes but was deemed insufficient.
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Columbia
Columbia Township
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Army signals student Baker completes course at Fort Gordon
KENNETH M. BAKER son of Mr and Mrs Leslie K Baker 190 Adelbert St recently completed a 12 week communication center specialist course at the Army Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Ga A 1963 Elytia High School graduate he entered the army in January He is now stationed in Geissen Germany for an 118 month training course Washington Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen undaunted by a Judiciary Committee deadlock over his proposed amendment to overturn the Supreme Court one man one vote ting I never give up there is more than one way to skin tiger
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Leslie Kk. Baker
Adelbert St
Army Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Elytia High School
Army
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Germany
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Senate
Everett Dirksen
Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Papandreou Blasts King Role in Greek Governance
Former Greek premier George Papandreou tells a protest crowd that the king reigns while the government rules, challenging ouster by King Constantine. He accuses a coup by traitors and asserts the people govern in a crowned democracy.
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Athens
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Constantine
Mexico Education Plan Aims 39 000 New Classrooms
Mexico's Education Minister unveils an ambitious 1958 program to spend a quarter of the national budget on education. The plan targets 39,000 new classrooms and 67,000 trained teachers by 1970, aided by strong forestry measures to protect scarce timber. A free booklet, Know Mexico, is offered by mail.
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Mexico
New York
Sheffield creates village officer to serve multiple roles
Sheffield Village voters will select a new part time officer in November to combine clerk council treasurer and mayor secretary duties. The village council created the post in a Saturday session and set the salary as very little more than current sums for three positions. The official will be on duty at Village Hall during regular hours to provide services and handle city business.
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Howard Post
K. Bliss
Villamount
Husis
Blue Cross Reduced Overhead Expands Hospital Care
The speaker notes that ten years ago overhead was 4.3 cents per dollar with 95.7 cents sent to hospitals. Despite serving more people today, the organization employs fewer staff and has cut overhead to 2.1 cents per dollar, allocating 97.9 cents to hospital care.
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Blue Cross Administration
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