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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1947)
Voters Of District Two To Go To Polls Monday For Vote On KUHS Budget Registered voters of District No. 3, . was Included and Is also bclns car- ; which embrace. Klamath Union '"TeSri.v Maintenance high school, will go to the polls In Umter ,,., Rlu) repair, n KUHS Monday, May 12, to approve was pointed out that the boards or reject the operating budget of j have carried forward a policy of j mm Main for the 1947-48 school 1 d0'n8 "ul one -fifth of the miiln $431,8,18.70 101 the i4( m sciiooi , tt.1imre ca.h ar Thjs fx. year. Voting hours are from 2 to 7 . ,.,(, wiu tolA $21,588. as com p. m. Eligible voters are taxpayers pared to S13.455 last year. Labor of the district, At the same time a , Increases are the big Items In this similar election for District No. 1, i column. Some additional work Is I elementary schools, is slated at Frc-; being done on grounds and rooting. I niont school 1 Under auxiliary agencies, trans- j Explanation of the budget for Dis- ! j""0 "hl l'"1""? "'S I trlcl No. 2, Is included here today in " ?0m& m?a$ I . story dealing with the high scnool . U,e 1941 quo,- ; ntant and its alteration. On Thurs- , uo.n:u,,P!, ."!. ... : 2 .. .- . similar tinrt will nere tne oouar spent in tin yii,lmnd evnUin U,i budget nec- : '""i ''" dollar's worth of goods. ; outline and explain tne Di aget nei u dollars we spend this year buys essary to operate the elementary ; rou(,hlv wortn , rom. tt"uP- j . ' paratlve basis." Oralapp advised. "In This year's estimated receipts con- . caMs is (nr ,es5 .. tain, for the first time In the his- xotal levy for the coming year's , tory of Oregon school finance, Uie operation Is $431.835 70. Total estl- I state aid item listed as a direct re- mated receipts are $141,943.98. The celpt. District No. 2 will receive ap- I amount to be raised bv taxation on nrnvimntjilv 'tfl33.SH. as a result i thl. n.rill., ..-a.. I tM BOI ?) of passage of the basic school sup-, of u,,s 8moum there Is an estimated port fund. Previous state aid was ; ux o( 6 n, Which will not be a direct off-set and did not appear , counted within the fiscal year and as a receipt Item on the budget. It tnRt ,llen reqU1rcs evv 0f j304. was explained by Superintendent 3g63o. This figure, plus the Arnold L. Omlapp. : serial levy of $60 000. voted In 1944, Actually the levy will be a little , will amount to S364.386.30 as coin less than last year due to state aid. pared to last year's levy of $364,-1 The budget approved by the 518,53. voters for the 1946-47 school year ' Under capital outlay, plans now , totaled $389,171.59. as compared to call to tie in the two hot water ; . this vear's $431,836.70. This years ' wells together in order to achieve budget is $42,664.11 over last year j more efficiency in heating. This! due to four direct causes, all of them tern costs around soOOO. Other ma- i . nf rois This 1 lor improvements is a large Duniu- ! covers Instruction, cost of equip- . n p!nt for Modoc field and auxil ment and supplies, operation and ; Jjry fields for irrigating purposes, last the public employes' retirement I This Is one point In the budget that leoulrements 15 under last 5'er's ,iKure- Thl Taking the first point cost of In- i Sear the budget calls for a capital stmction the biggest Item In the outlay expenditure of $39,083. as budget is Increase in teachers- sal- i compared to $81,054.37 last year for aries. Of the total budget. Uie district No 2. teacher salary figure is close to : All eligible voters are reminded $235,399.12. or more than one-half of : again that voting will take place at the operating budget. Last year's ; KUHS on Monday. Mav 12, from 2 teacher salary item was $167,155. j to 7 p. m. for District No. 2. Staff Increase Members of the budget committee The increase is the result not only ' for District No. 2 are. Rov Ralte of the up in salarv. but an increase : straw E. H Thompson. Vern Owens, in staff membership due to the Frank Eberlein and William Metier, growth of the high school popula- ; tion. After months of study, the Board To Consider higher salary scale was incorpor- . ' ated In the budget to be submitted ! HoSDltal DUlldina to the voters. Not until this increase i " ,V " U Z . . is approved will contracts for the I . SALEM. May 7 f.J - The state coming vear be signed. This is a JBHJ board will meet here at sinele salary schedule, uniform 8:30 m- tomorrow to decide throughout the enUre svstem. and whether to authoriie the start of the ts merely piscine Klamath Falls Ions : - dela.ved program for new competitively with other cities of ; busings at state hospitals .!. in ih. mnr. nrmrmsslve The board will consider the pro- ViM of the nation. 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