War Memorial's Daniel Clem - Local History Archives

iThursday, May 20, 1971
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS
' S been DO effort mad. to inlti-
Arnold Fue hs rotements tute der,wJratel)' Deeded aDd
10Dl overdue f1sell reform iD
Ch,allenged By Glancy ~,,~~l~~Dd. Il~U:SJ;
By
The
Board
ju.t make th1I community
Pepper Whitelaw 1 that unless it Is adoC~ed by moM~. ctt:1~r:::Ul~al:ot )I~ns;~~
regular meetine of the ~he Board ... tonlg •h' i n1aht tblt thlJ .tatement of
of Education on Mon. m total ',' . that the sc: 00 Xr. Fuchs' ,hocked him .1.
day lIIay 10 was such a
lengthy one the NEWS was
unable to report all the "hap.
system will be in I de!1~I~ mOlItmore than anything elle
st!"t;, next ye~~, of lome , rucbl said. ''The ImpUc.Uot1
million dollars. 01 that ,tatement it that we
penings" in last week's issue. "The recommendation II' do not run • t!aht II.cal .hip,
In keeping with our policy of sumes that we. wilJ lose rev. that we do not maint.in Ill)
providing "in -iept.h" cover8ge en,ue from state aid in the impeccably accurat, ,ingle set
of the meetings. we take this neighborhood of, one million of book., that our finandal
opportunity
Allred R,
to report trustee dollars.
Glancy, Jr.'s reo I agrt~
We don t know tbis.
there are indications
and bu,ine ..
th
aUalrs
Is'
are
f
not
buttal to a statement made by that the State aid will be cut ::::i:ated ea:~~C:ntO s~
vice.president, Arnold Fuchs,
at the April 5 meeting and
later distributed under the
names of Donald J. Semmler,
to some extent, but no, one,
least of all the admlnistrators
making this recommenda.
lion, C8n assure us, at this
II IDy [ know in my own busi-
Uill ti "M GI
neS8 a a 0tlI. r. anc)'
then commented 011 ~ tact
Calvin Sandberg and Mr. time, that ,~he cut will be ~~~~pen::~; ~~:1h.m:i
Fuchs. throughout the com.
munity,
In that printed report it
was stated: "Since the 'local
press' dill not see £it to publish
the comments of vice.
that severe. Ithis. (We rellOrted these con.-
Mr. Glancy, Monday eye' flrmatlons In Il8t week',
ning, in his rebuttal, s~ld: issue)
"Mr, Fuchs seems to obl~ct Mr.' Glancy Slid "these 1m.
to the fact that the admm •. plicatfons will do more than
istration assumes that we, may IanytbiDg elM to completely
president Fuchs, 'We have lose as muc~ as one million destroy the eommunity's con.
taken this opportunity to re- f~om sta~ aid, .t t,he same fidence in the scbooJ system
lay his comments to you."
The Fuchs. Semmler. Sand.
tune o{fermg no estimate of
any amount as an alternative.
and In the board of trustees
and any trustee, or group of
berg report referred to Dr. ~s of ~prU 5, based OD aU trustees, who make such a
Theos 1. Anderson's recom- mformatlon on hand at that charge by these impUcations
:Yes.
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:{;enerutions of Christiull Sdcntists throughout
mendalion for staff
which Mr, Fuchs
Semmler opposed
reduction
and ~tr,
and Mr.
time, when It .was ~~cessary
to make a baSIC deCISIOnper.
~aining to Olle of the most
is unworthy to bold office, and
1 am making this statement
in public and Cor the record."
ithe world
:"
,~iseasc
have
even
been healed of every kind of
'" bl .. h
meura e disease -- throug.
Sandberg abstained from sup.
porting at the April 5 meet.
Important. ~ertainly .one ~f
the largest It~IS which will
be part of the new budget, t~e
Mr. Fuchs
amendments
intendent's
suuested three
to the superreeommendatiOllI
;~od's help alone. By using the same method that 1l1~Ionday evening, !\Ir. Glancy administration had to ta~e th~ at the April 5 meeting. Mr.
;~:hrjst Jesus taught and proved.
I,
k:ome this Wednesday to our public testimony
'. II h
'.:
l'eferred to this "co,sponsored
statement" as "a carefully
edited version of the actual
statrnent made by Mr. Fuchs
figure, not a more optimishc
one,", ' ,
Fuchs report also. state~.
"The recommenda~l~m 15
Glancy commenteU 011 those at
last Monday's meet1nf.
Mr. Fuehs first amendment
was "This board will adopt
tIl1eeting. You can hear your neighbors te w Y
'Y
~(iley've turned to God for health and their
at the meeting of April 5 and
indicated that the tapes of
b sed on the sUPPosition that
a. ..
our local revenues w~ be m.
bud
the concept for zero get.
ing tor the '71 alld '72 and
~piritl1al well-being.
I,
1(,' h. - Sc- \A.["'.Jnesday
:, nstian lence Vn=\)
E.
vemng
that meeting were proof of
this. :Mr. Fuchs did not re.
spond to }(r. Glancy's reo
crease only some e1~h~ per.
cent by the re~ent ral,'llDg of
S t,a t e 'Equalized Vr.luation
ra.t~er than the 1~ percent
all subsequent budgets."
Mr. G la n c y said "this
amendment which pertains to
something Mr. Fuclls cans
(Testimony Meetings ,~"""'1 m~~. Fuch's statement said: Orlgmally f~re,cas~. Right now, "zero budget," is a phrase I
l: ' [fJ', "Perhaps mj' major objection th~re ar~ md1cutions ~at the find difficult to idenWy with
'"FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST =, -; to the proposal is that it can. false will be less tuan 12 any bUdgetary procedures
... ,.. .. ' .. nle fou,.. 2.2 CNifertI Av.. ~ ; not be fl"nancl'ally substanti .. percent~ bu:t t~ere al't: e~ua~y with which I nm fimlliar. The
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