Saturday, May 31, 1975
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Page Nine
get the job done
School Bd. reduces levied
m illage proposal increase
(Continued from Page 8)
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The settlement, however, took
the Board of Education by sur-
prise. 'We had no idea when
it would be settled," Howard
said at yesterday's meeting.
The high court ruling will allow
the school district to collect
approximately $100,000 a year
from the University.
HOWARD explained that a
_.918 millage in 1975-76, when
added to the $500,000 from the
University, will yield the $1.3
million originally expected from
a 1.5 millage increase.
"It is tempting for all of us
to look at this new source of
money as an opportunity to
achieve seriously needed re-
pairs to our buildings and to
meet other needs," Howard
said. "I believe, however, that
the Board should not plan to use
the full 1.5 mills despite our
needs. We had determined to
manage with 5.5 mills."
However, the five-year mill-
age increase request on the
ballot will not be changed, ac-
cording to Howard, but the law
does allow the Board to levy
fewer mills than the voters
approve. T h e superintendent
suggested that a citizens com-
mittee be organized to inform
the public of the reduction.
THE BOARD'S qick action
seems to refle-t fears that news
of the $500.000 windfall would
lose votes for Proonsal A-the
milloe increase. The unani-
moos annroval of Howard's pro-
nosal effectively removes a po-
tentisl excuse to vote down the
tam hike,
Three school hoard candidates
indicated vesterday that the
one-year rollback d o e s not
change their onposition to Pro-
posal A. "I think that's a step
in the right direction," said D.
Stephen McCargar, when in-
formed of the Board's action.
But he added that he woold
support the tax hike only if it
were lowered to .5 mills.
Another candidate, G e o r g e
Wright, exnlained his continued
opposition to the millage, say-
ing, "the $500,000 isn't really
that much." But, he added,
"I'm quite pleased that it's
there."
CANDIDATE Maxine Henson
also indicated that she still op-
poses the increase.
Trustee Cecil Warner, who is
seeking his third three-year
board seat in the June election,
said "it would have been dif-
ficult for me to support any
other approach" to the millage
issue.
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