‘•.'r the school school superin tendent's salary and $23,000 in salar for instruct.?'S. The superintendent's salary raise is in: line with the expected approval of a.division of the Ameha and Not toway county schools. Instead of ?'2.389. Amelia's share of the super intendent's s a 1 a r y in 1956-1957, Ameha v.-ould be bearing the entire sa:a*'y cost of its own superinten dent. .An additional $600 has been allotted t h e superintendent for travel expense. The county anticipates $27,765 in state funds for salary equalization, witrf an expected expenditure of $278,570, against $255,006 during the current year. The expected-revenue side of the ledger calls for $208,295.63 from the state. $3,500 from the federal gov f nriirnt through lunch programs, and $4,475 from other sources, in cluding an appropnation of 40 per cent of the basic salary of the sup erintendent. Non-county funds total $257,609.37, with $159,000 to come from the county.

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