Amherst Board Denies Guilty Clause Over Drainage
Amherst School Board chief defends against claims of creating drainage problems near Shane Ave Elementary. Superintendent Smith and three colleagues found building did not worsen runoff though East Street flow increased with paving. The board also advances sidewalk and fence plans and approves a duplicator purchase linked to a school history book.
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W. A. Smith
Board of Education
Shane Ave
Smith
Palpbuild
Ed Larson
Tom Laumion
East St
Laundon
A. B. Dick Co
Stuents
Allen Middendorf
Supt. Smith
Principal Hired For Shupe Ave School
Amherst board names Earl F. Miller as principal for Shupe Avenue Elementary with a half time admin role and half time fourth grade teaching. Miller, Minnesota graduate, will earn 7427 dollars for 10 months on a one year contract as the school prepares to open in August.
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Shupe
Amherst
Washington Courthouse
Board of Education
East Night
Shupe Ave
Earl F. Miller
Miller
Minnesota
W. A. Smith
Iller
Hindergarten
Vera Perkins
Marion L. Steele
David Taylor
Nancy Loken
Helen Crary
Richard Cooley
Cooley
Dorothea Brown
Solons To Consider Financing Bond Or Sewer Rent Hike
City council committees meet at City Hall to discuss a 2 million dollar sewer plant expansion funded either by a rated bond issue or an increase in sewer rental charges. Finance chairman Clarence Lenuir notes voter input may shape the method, with current charges yielding about 227,887 last year and 159,007 in 1958.
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City Hall
Clarence Lenuir
Black
Schultz
Havens and
Emerson
City Consulting
Carrier and German Ship Ram Collision Off Cape Hatteras
The aircraft carrier Saratoga and the West German merchant ship Bernard Leon Hardt collided just after midnight off Cape Hatteras North Carolina. The carrier reported no serious damage or injuries though a jet fuel line broke and a fire arose but was extinguished. The Hardt suffered extensive damage above the water line and its radio was knocked out. it proceeded to Cape Henry escorted by a U S destroyer and aimed for Baltimore while the Saratoga proceeded to Norfolk for damage estimates.
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Bernard Leon Hardt
Hardt
Cape Henry
U.S
Siib- Ting
Dean of Maine Republicans Samuel Shepard Dies at 102
Samuel Shepard 102, oldest Colby College alumnus and widely known as the dean of Maine Republicans, died Tuesday in Biddeford after several weeks of illness. He had a long career in state politics and public service.
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Maine
Samuel Shepard
Colby College
Maine Republicans
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Jean) Schaeffer
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