Thursday, October 2, 1975
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Page Seven
Thursday, October 2, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven
City school board asks voter
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approval o ml a e proposal
(Continued from Page 1 y The June millage increase re- cal and administration supp
quest, in fact, fared slightly bet- services.
WEINHOLD said that begin- ter in student-domoinated pre- "WE TRY to maintain
ning in 1976-77, the district will cincts and wards than the rest core curriculum areas . . .
lose approximately $1.6 million of the community. long as we can," Weinhold sa
each year because the state leg- "It's a completely different Board member John He
islature reduced the district's financial situation than it was said the millage increase is
tax base by some $50 million in June," W e i n h o 1 d said. quired "mainly to maintain
when they excluded business "Things have changed dramati- strengthen t h e existing p
inventories from the property cally." gram." He added that it will
tax. provide for any new prograr
He said the state will guaran- THE BOARD will decide dur- Heald also said the distr
tee a 6 per cent increase in ing the next two weeks exactly can assure voters that none
revenue this year to offset the what school programs will have the money from a millage h
loss, but emphasized that No- to be .cut if voters defeat next would be used to finance tea
vember will be the last chance month's measure. Weinhold said ers' salary increases because
to hike 1975-76 revenue and use the board wants the public to a three-year contract negotia
the higher base to secure the know the consequences of a with teachers earlier this su
six per cent guarantee from the "no" vote before they go to mer.
state. the polls. BOARD statistics indicate
City voters approved two mill- t two mill property tax incre
age renewal requests in June "You can't cut $5 million over would cost the city's taxpay
of this year by better than 2-1 three years without cutting peo- about $40 extra per year if
margins but turned down a 1.5 ple," the board president warn- market value of their home
mill increase request by less ed. Potential targets for cut- $40,000. A $60,000 home wo
than 800 votes. backs, he added, include the a ! a
Thursday, October 2
Day Calendar
WUOM: Highlights, "Symposium
of the Arts," in recognition of 10th
anniversary of signing legislation
establishing Nat'l Foundation on
ort the Arts & Humanities, 9:30 am.
Ctr. Japanese Studies: Bag lunch,
the A. Bock, "Current Trends in Japa-F
th nese Cinema," Lane Hall, Commons
as Rm., noon; film, A Full Life; le-
aid. ture, "Susumu Hani and the Japa-
ald nese New Wave," Rackham Amph.,
7 pm.
re- Pendleton Arts Info Ctr.: "Open
and Hearth," C. Metcalf, 2nd fir., Union,
ro- noon,
not Biological Determinism Series: R.
Kunnes, "Political Determinants of
MS. Violence." Rackham Amph., 3 pm.
rict Advisory Committee. Recreation,
of Intramural, & Club Sports: Open
ike to public, Waterman No. 6, 3-5 pm.
ie MHRI: H. .E. Allen, dir., Prog. for
ch- Study of Crime & Delinquency,
of Ohio State. "Evaluative Research,
ted In Corrections," 1057 MHRI, 3:45
m- Nuclear Structure Seminar: R.
Schaeffer, MSU, "Semi-Classical Ap-
a proximation for Heavy Ion Reac-s
ase ~
ers
the Because of the effects of th
tern, the PIRGIM fee is now
tions," P&A Colloq. Rm., 4 pm.
Int'l Night: Pacific Islands menu,
League Cafeteria, 5-7:15 pm.
Chemistry: L. Jackman. Penn
State. "Structures of Enolate Salts
and Solution,." 1300 Chem., 8 pm.
Music School: Philharmonia Or-
chestra, Uri Mayer, conductor, Hill
Aud., 8 pm.
Women's Studies Films: No Lies;
Nobody's Victim: Women in Prison,
Lec. Rm. 1, MLB, 9 pm.
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city's three so-called "alterna- Outlining
WEINHOLD said the presence tive" schools-Community Highj pain stra
of a larger University commun- School, Earthworks (or Pioneer Wright said
ity in November, as compared II) and R o b e r t o Clemente comnosed
to the summer months, will be School. member, :a
helpful to the board in their Other possible cut areas, ac- representat
millage drive. cording to Weinhold, are enrich- for each se
"We believe that University ment and elective courses such; smaller "c
students are going to support as art, foreign language and voter regis'
us," he said. "They're closer physical education; extra-cur-' tlre distrib
to their school system than the ricular activities such as varsity ings, elect
average citizen. We're counting sports; vocal and insrtumental and manyr
on them." music programs; and the cleri- ties.
the board's -cam-
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