Mexico Man Killed Building Roads Beside crossing tale
AP dispatch from COSTERMANSVILLE and MEXICO details a man killed near a crossing as utility projects advance in the area. The account notes warning signals were not heard and describes the nearby campaign chatter and local weather affecting daily life.
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Gasconade School Board Names New Superintendent and Teacher
The Gasconade district hires Lloyd E. Boyd from Reynolds County to lead as local superintendent and appoints Anthony Sisevitch to the high school teaching post. Boyd, a World War II veteran and Washington University alum, will relocate with his family. Sisevitch, a graduate of Hlingis State University, is currently near Bland. Bids are sought for a six passenger bus for the Red Bird Bland route and for the bus driver position. Several teaching vacancies remain to be filled as plans proceed.
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Levy Again Placed Before R-5 Voters
Eugene June 38 Special Residents of the Cole County reorganized R-5 school district vote Friday on a 1.50 levy proposal. They previously rejected the measure. The plan asks patrons to approve a 40 cent levy per 100 assessed, raising the board’s ability to levy 1 without voter approval. Superintendent Tennyson Jenkins urged a 1.40 levy to keep R-5 schools open, noting the state average for districts is about 2.0. Free transit to polls will be provided for those without cars, with polling at all schoolhouses from 6 am to 7 pm in Centennial Spring Valley Marys Home and Eugene.
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Fire Department Urges Caution in Dry Spell
Capital City fire officials warned residents to be cautious during a dry spell after several grass and trash fires. Three minor blazes were reported yesterday including a paper incineration in a Capitol Ave waste bin, a vacant-lot grass fire, and a dump fire behind the Coca Cola plant. Firefighters used six hose sections and doused the dump blaze after about an hour of smoldering.
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Miller Rill Area Okays $1.50 Levy
Voters in the Miller Rill area approved a 1.50 levy in a recent election while nearby districts showed mixed results. In Pisgah the tally favored the measure by 296 to 270, with other districts posting varied outcomes as tax changes continue to reshape school funding across the region.
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