Ridgeville 43-mill levy urged for North Ridgeville schools
Walter Junge, chairman of the committee for passage of the 43-mill additional school operating levy, urged North Ridgeville voters to consider key facts. The levy would fund current operating expenses, offset rising costs, cover anticipated teacher and staff raises, and provide classrooms, heat, light, and maintenance for the high school amid expected enrollment growth. Homeowners with an $8,000 valuation would pay about 96 cents daily, $1.02 for a $10,000 home, with the levy affecting the 1970 tax duplicate and collected in 1971. If defeated, the school board warns of about $130,000 in reduced 1971 budget.
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Walter Junge
Junge
Huron GOP names new courts clerk
Norwalk a new Huron County clerk of courts was named Monday by the county Republican Central Committee Clark Hunter an insurance guild representative for Retail Credit Co Norwalk will fill the unexpired term of Dana W Call who died recently One of five candidates for the job Hunter was named clerk of courts until at least 1972 Hunter 41 lives in rural Greenwich with his wife and four children War declared England and France declared war on Germany Sept 3 1939 According to state law our schools would not close if operating funds are depleted but would be required to borrow money against next year's tax payments to continue operation This is merely a stop gap method and will in fact eventually cost each taxpayer more money since the interest on borrowed money will be an added expense to our present needs An interesting fact is that in 1960 North Ridgeville enrollment was 1727 with a school tax rate of 30.70 In 1970 enrollment is 3574 an increase of more than 100 per cent while the tax rate is 37.93 less than 20 per cent higher Junge said The committee urged all voters to vote YES next Tuesday.
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North Ridgeville
Junge
Committee chairmen urge passage of Milan levies
Milan co chairmen of the Citizens Committee urging voters to support the Milan Berlin School District two levies totaling 3 mills. Robert Ruch and Glen Hennings say the funds are needed for a 1 mill capital improvement and a 2 mill operating levy amid district financial strain after opening the new high school and rising costs.
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Glen Hennings
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Persevering School Levy Push Across District
In Lorain and nearby areas residents discuss finance for schools. A 1 mill capital improvement levy would run five years to fund major upgrades including a boiler plant and high school improvements. A 2 mill operating levy will continue to cover operating costs and new high school expenses. The open tundra and permafrost note appears. the measure aims to ensure quality education for district children starting 1971-72.
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