About those unpaid bills...

From the BCCT

Yearbook producer sues Truman High School
Posted in News on Friday, November 14th, 2008 at 4:45 pm by Joan Hellyer

Jostens Inc. is seeking nearly $46,000 in fees plus interest on some of the expenses from Harry S Truman High School, according to a lawsuit filed today in the county’s Court of Common Pleas.

The suit alleges the Bristol Township school has not paid all expenses due for Truman’s 2006 and 2007 yearbooks. The Minnesota-based yearbook company said Truman owes it $45,859.56.

Almost $31,500 of that amount is for unpaid yearbooks, according to the court filing.
The remainder is for a loan Jostens, Inc. provided to Truman in 2005 so it could resolve “financial issues” the school had with its former yearbook supplier, according to the suit.

Jostens, Inc. also is asking in the suit that Truman pay 18 percent interest on the near $31,500 owed for the yearbooks.

Truman has 20 days to respond to the charges, according to the county court filing.