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Show w f 8 B DESERET NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 13, 1976 U.S. warns Logan school - LOGAN (AP) Sky View High School has a tout 30 days, in which to answer a federal government Granger Lions pian benefit of bias about the violations, Stauffer said He said he was not surprised by the agencys findings and said he expected the school to be in violation of the law because of its dress code The letter said married students are to be treated the same as single students and said a question on employment applications about marital status was improper. Supt Bryce Draper said about $50,000 in federal funds could be withdrawn if the district does not comply with the law. He said that would be 7 percent of the districts budget He said the district could get by without the federal funds, but said the property tax levy would have to be raised nine mills. The school board plans to consider the issue Thursday. warning that some of its policies violate a government ban on sex discrimination in education. The Department of Health, Education and Welfares regional office in Denver has advised the school that it violates Title IX provisions because of its curriculum practices, dress code, employment applications and administration actions said Clifford Stauffer, Cache School Board president He said a letter from HEW pointed out that separate physical education (ldsscs for boy ?nd girls violated the law and said girls should not be barred from enrolling m an auto mechanics course. I dont know what we will do Only !0 GRANGER Granger Lions Club will sponsor a breakfast Saturday to help Granger High School Band compete in the Calgary, Canada, Stampede in July. days M'! The Lions annual Chuckwagon Breakfast will run a.m. in Granger Park, 3600 W. 3500 South. Cost is $1.50 per person. from Get peak picture-takin-g t performance from Pentax Two bicycles will be given away during the morning and children can take rides on a horsedrawn farm wagon at the park. 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