District 1 Hot Lunch Program Posts Losses and Cuts
The District 1 hot lunch program finished the year $9,876 in the red, despite a $16,239 net profit in 1962-63. The board moved to cut lunches at all five high schools to limit further losses, noting higher high school losses but improved participation at elementary and junior high levels. Estimated 1964-68 could have required up to $50,000 from the general fund. The program aims to be self sustaining through 30 cent lunches, with $25,381 budgeted for wages in 1963-64 of a $1.5 million operation, and about one fifth of food from federal surplus commodities. The balance, $819,000, comes from private suppliers.
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Business Mgr. H
Summers
Tucson Community School to Add Classroom in Three Year Plan
Tucson Community School plans a new classroom start Aug 1 as part of a three year development program aimed at raising faculty salaries to professional standards and restoring a primary level. The non profit cooperative seeks financial support from current members and alumni with an anonymous donor promising matching contributions through June 30. The school operates at 2109 E Hedrick Drive with Mary Frobisher as educational director.
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Tucson Community School
Harold Fritts
TCS
Tucson
Officer's Ouster Ruled Invalid
The U S Court of Appeals voided an Army release order for Maj Archibald E Roberts after he delivered an unauthorized speech at the 1962 DAR convention. The court found the secretary failed required procedures and noted Roberts spoke without clearance criticizing the undersecretary and a Los Angeles mayor with a Communist background.
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U.S. Court of Appeals
Secretary of the Army
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Archibald E. Roberts
Congress
Roberts
G. Mennen Williams
Samuel Yorty
Los Angeles
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