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Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1958

Page

22

Northern Area Joint Board Reorganizes With New Officers

Alden Abbott of Sugar Grove named president succeeding Travers Stohlberg. Francis Lewis of Akeley elected vice president. Benton Bairstow, Pine Grove, previously held the post. Resignations from Dr. George Riley Russell and Emerson Spicer Farmington Two accepted. Board approves higher insurance coverage, classroom addition at Sugar Grove Elementary, and drainage field work at Eisenhower school. Gas now used at Eisenhower. Snow removal bids accepted. Improper bus conduct will bar students from school use for the year. Robert Stup hired to teach at Sugar Grove Elementary. Robert Lindquist resignation accepted. English course for college-bound students approved for evening classes. Transportation committee to study new three-year contracts starting Jan 5. Bills paid: $2,410 elementary, $4,485 high school. Next meeting Jan 14.

Alden Abbott Sugar Grove Northern Area Joint School Board Travers Stohlberg Francis Lewis Akeley Benton Bairstow Pine Grove George Riley Russell Emerson Spicer Farmington State Public Eisenhower Lindell Brothers Robert Stup Jamestown Sugar Grove Elementary Robert Lindquist Transportation Committee

Expansion vs economy in Democratic advisory plan

The Democratic Advisory Council urges expansion to fix deficits, arguing that growth at five percent remains normal while the Eisenhower era lagged. The President leans to savings and deficit reduction, while the council seeks higher revenues through a stronger economy without tax increases. The piece notes political maneuvering, tax debates, and looming budget battles in 1958.

Washington Democratic Advisory Council Council Truman Presidential Council of Economic Advisors Leon Keyserling Democratic Council U.S Rockefeller Brothers Foundation

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