Casper Star-Tribune from Casper, Wyoming • 5

Thursday, November 28, 1 974 Star-Tribune, Casper, Wyp. 5 Board balks at fundraisers Mrs. Kahn said she intends to present the program to the board next month. She said she learned of the plight of Junior high school athletics from her son, who told her the equipment was Inadequate. "I like working with kids and have done this type of work OMING Gene Snider to compile per student cost of athletic programs over the last five years.

The board vote did not prohibit the fund drive, but merely gave no support to it. Trustee John Corbett voted against the action and Bill Shutts was absent The motion passed on a 7-1 vote. Board chairman Bill Muller said there might be some hidden meaning to the plan which could "come back to to CASPER The school board has refused to endorse a plan for volunteers to raise funds for district athletic programs, Director of Athletics Harry Geldien said the plan, brought to him by a parent, called for money raised through the sale of raffles and other plans to be then turned over to the district and appropriated to various athletic programs based on need. Counsel for the district William Schwartz said the board should not give a blanket endorsement for the entire plan of fund raising events. Geldien told the board the volunteers are planning to operate under a non-profit corporation for the effort He said Mrs.

Teddy Kahn, architect of the plan, had hired a lawyer to assist the group. Forensics teacher Dorm Driscoll said the plan is in "competition with the United Fund, Girl Scouts and other charitable organizations." He called the concept of the fund effort "vague" and said if it were to benefit forensics, he too, would oppose the plan. "A school district program should be a district program," Driscoll said. He asked Business Manager before," she said. GENCER i li The price of wine is i haunt us." skyrocketing in Australia, where two top vintages of South Australian port sold (or $450 tor a 26 ounce bottle.

Geldien said the first project was a raffle for a three minute shopping spree in Albertson's. MAGNIFICent H-A-R-M-O-N-Y-Thifi what Democrats are predicting for their biannual House caucus Sunday. It's scheduled this year for the Bel Air Inn in Rawlins, and not in a telephone booth in the parking lot, either, one Democrat snorted. With 29 Democratic House members and 44 committee slots to fill, harmony is the order of the day. A gentle tug-of-war, however, could develop if Natrona County Rep.

Joe Stewart finds opposition in his rumored drive for the minority leadership, the top slot in the House. This could come from Tony Butterfield of Rawlins, who may also seek the post Rep. Rodger If cDaniel from Cheyenne, Is reportedly lusting after the whip's Job. He's said to have decided to sit this one out the minority leader's post-after he dipped his toe in those waters and found them chilly. IfcDanlel, 28, Is Rep.

Teno Roncallo's Wyoming aide. Veteran Cheyenne legislator Art Buck, who has been both House minority leader and whip, Is handling all arrangements for the Rawlins Demo do. Those seeking committee posts are expected to let it be known and not to forget him. .1 si' fRom Magnavox 25' diagonal Videomatic Color Console Listening A POLITICAL LAUNCHING PAD, it should not be, says Lv Casper lawyer Ifayne Miller in removing himself from speculation that he may be Wyoming's next Attorney General, Emphasizing that he was speaking for himself, and not 3 Ed Herschler of Kemmerer, with whom he was r-. u'' closely associated during the campaign, Miller said he has neither discussed the appointment with the Democratic ti, Governor-elect nor would he accept the appointment if it was offered to him "We have never discussed the appointment," said Miller, "but personally I would like to see a senior lawyer with a good "ij standing at the bar get it" i.l Among the names that have surfaced for the appointment, i- with Miller adding a few he heard, are Casper lawyer J.

F. Lit (Barry) Mahoney, Jerry Housel of Cody, Mike Sullivan of Casper, his father Joe, of Douglas, unsuccessful gubernatorial Li candidate John Rooney of Cheyenne, John Pattno, also of 1 -a Cheyenne, Jerry Stack of Thermopolis, and Frank Mendlcino of Laramie. (i Recently returned from a post-election vacation in Johnson rfr- City, where he jokingly referred to laying in a new supply of carpetbags, on which he offered a discount to New York afj carpetbaggers, Miller added that he personally hoped for a if, strong Attorney General. "The office is an Important one with more than 20 lawyers on the staff," said the Casper lawyer-businessman. "It's an op-portunity to promote the administrative policies of Ed Her- iv schler and should not be used as a launching platform for future OLD AND young alike Tuesday night in a pre-Thanksgiving community church service at the First Presbyterian Church in Casper.

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The Cheyenne firefighters union donated $62 for Roncallo's campaign fund and a letter from a union official said this contribution complied with the Frisby amendment which severely limits the amount of money a labor organization can donate to a candidate. Roncallo's personal report listed no expenses or receipts. Also filing Tuesday was Republican State School Supt. Robert Schrader who listed $9,243 in receipts and $10,506 in expenses for his successful campaign for re-election. Schrader received from the Republican State Candidates Fund, and $3,648 from the Good Government Fund, a voluntary contribution program of state government employes.

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