Should The School System Own And Operate Its Own Bus Servicefor Students Or

COUNTY COMMENTS

Continue To Use Private Contractors?

June 26, 1991|By Marc LeGoff

* Pat Haneschlager, 43, of Glenelg, retired Defense Department employee:

The current transportation system is providing good service, so why change things? Especially with all the current budget cuts. Ifthe schools could work out a deal with the contractors and incorporate them somehow, I guess that would be OK. But if it means going withtotally new bus drivers, that seems like a big waste.

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