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As the school year draws.to a close,

■ %ie Rappahanno^&County Public Schools will observe jin early release schedule £ during the final week of classes. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, June 5,6 and 7-Classes will be released at 2 p.m. On Friday, June 8, classes will be released at 31:30 a.m. This change, according to Superintendent David Gangel, is necessary due to the n§w exam schedule resulting from the seven-period day and the lack of a teacher work day prior to graduation, ,• which will be held Saturday, June 9. 4,t s

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Local Census Bureau enumerators have begun the time-consuming task of visiting home? which did not return their Census forms. If regional figures hold, only about two-thirds of county residents returned theforms, meaning that 2,000 people remain uncounted. That undercount could cost the county $400 in state and federal aid for each person —a total of $80,000 over the 10-year life of the Census data! People who did not receive a Census forrn should call, toll-free, (800)

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