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Scharrer, who is known as the founder of the "Ludwig's Road."
Scientific American Supplement, No. 531, March 6, 1886 Various
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Then Oswald said: "Excuse me, Frau Lunda, Scharrer is no longer a schoolboy who must cling to his mother's apron-string; such tutelage would really be unworthy of a full-grown German."
A Young Girl's Diary 1923
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Then Oswald said: "Excuse me, Frau Lunda, Scharrer is no longer a schoolboy who must cling to his mother's apron-string; such tutelage would really be unworthy of a full-grown German."
A Young Girl's Diary Anonymous 1897
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Austin bureau reporters Gary Scharrer and Nolan Hicks contributed to this report.
chron.com Chronicle 2011
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Another alternative would be to increase the property tax rate by about 5 cents per $1,000 valuation, Scharrer said.
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Options other than charging fees include drawing from the district's tax levy, reducing costs by cutting back on hours, using reserve funds or doing nothing and not replacing equipment when it wears out, Scharrer told the committee.
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School officials had hoped to draw financial support from the private sector, but none has been found, so far, Scharrer told the committee.
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Scharrer is suggesting annual fees of $30 for adults younger than 65, $25 for seniors 65 and older, and $5 for students that would be paid annually as part of their school registration, plus a $2 daily fee for occasional users.
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It would take almost $36,000 a year to repair or replace worn equipment, Scharrer said.
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"But taxes are not popular right now, even if it's just a couple cents," Scharrer said.
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