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Imperial Valley Press
El Centro, Imperial County, California
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Imperial County's 36 rural school districts offered joint plan by Superintendent E. L. Hitchman to inspect school buildings for earthquake damage, saving money and relieving trustees' liability, with work possible this summer.
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Imperial county's 36 rural school districts were given an opportunity Friday to save money by joining together in a plan for inspection of school buildings for earthquake damage.
E. L. Hitchman, county school superintendent, obtained bids from structural engineers, he said Friday, and if trustees of the various districts wish they may have the inspections done this summer, the repairs completed, and the cost put in the annual budgets.
"The inspections will be thorough," he said, "and will determine the structural sufficiency of the buildings and relieve the trustees of their personal responsibility in case of injury to school children."
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Imperial County
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Friday
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opportunity to save money by joint inspections and repairs; thorough inspections to determine structural sufficiency and relieve trustees of personal responsibility in case of injury to school children.
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Imperial County's 36 rural school districts given opportunity to join plan for inspection of school buildings for earthquake damage. E. L. Hitchman, county school superintendent, obtained bids from structural engineers. Trustees may have inspections done this summer, repairs completed, and costs put in annual budgets.